Seattle, Here I Come! (2 comments)
Seattle, Here I Come!
Wednesday, April 23, 2008 - 06:32 PM
Big reminder: If you're within driving distance to Seattle, you HAVE to go to
Emerald City Comic-Con on May 10 & 11th.
Emerald is rapidly becoming my favorite comics convention in the U.S., and they're pulling out all the stops to welcome myself and "Sheldon".
And since so many, many Sheldonistas live in and around Seattle (...it's the biggest readership for Sheldon in the U.S.) this show can't help but be awesome. I'll be signing and selling, and giving out free sketches to Sheldonistas...so please come on down!
RArcher
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Re: Seattle, Here I Come! (Score: 1)
posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 - 12:28 AM (
#42388)
I've heard a lot of great things about the Emerald City Con. Several of the veteran Web Artists that I talk to have told me it’s the best Con for WebComic Artists in the US. So you can imagine it’s the place to be if you’re a fan since you know you’ll see a lot of great artists and there work. Not to mention Dave Kellet and his free sketches to Sheldonistas. That’s a combo that can’t be beat.
Wish I could attend but the scheduling gods don't favor it this year. It's definitely on my list of conventions if all goes as planned for 2009.
But I do go to the International Comic Con in San Diego every year. I plan my season around it.
I wish you a safe trip this year and hopefully next year I'll be there as well.
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-RArcher
Re: Seattle, Here I Come! (Score: 1)
posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 - 07:49 PM (
#42393)
I've been looking forward to ECC for a while, but then became super excited when I heard that you were going to be there (yes, this is a fangirl moment).
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