Listen… you can hear the engines beginning to rev…
But what’s on the floor? Let’s take a look…
Oh no… Spider-Man clones!
Mighty Muggs at the Marvel booth– with a surprise alternate face for Phoenix.
Dumbrella, as always with their pulse on the zeitgeist of comics. I understand they’ll have a garbage can fire running, which I wish was already lit. It was cold out there today.
Wait a minute… what does the Village Voice have to do with comics anymore? Or is their booth already set up, this is all they’re going to do?
Sigh…
DC Comics April 2012 Solicitations
PREVIEW: “Jim Henson’s Tale Of Sand”
DC Comics March 2012 Solicitations
Preview: “Darkwing Duck” #18 — Like A Fenton From The Ashes!
Preview: “Daredevil” #6
Preview: Betrayal Of The Planet Of The Apes #1
MIKE GOLD: Satan’s Retro-Review
MICHAEL DAVIS: David
MINDY NEWELL: Great Books! And 1 Movie!
JOHN OSTRANDER: 101 Mistakes
MARC ALAN FISHMAN: Justice League Light Vs. Justice League Dark
MARTHA THOMASES: George Lucas, Black History, and African-American Comics
Dennis O’Neil – Sick, Sick, Sick
REVIEW: “Wally Wood: Strange Worlds of Science Fiction”, by Glenn Hauman
REVIEWS: “Annie Hall” and “Manhattan”, by Robert Greenberger
REVIEW: “In Time”, by Robert Greenberger
REVIEW: “Bloom County: The Complete Library, Volume One: 1980-1982″ by Berkley Breathed, by Andrew Wheeler
MARC ALAN FISHMAN: Justice League Light Vs. Justice League Dark, by Marc Alan Fishman
Primeval Volume Three, by Robert Greenberger
Busting, by Robert Greenberger
To Kill a Mockingbird, by Robert Greenberger
Transformers: Dark of the Moon, by Robert Greenberger
Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Next Level, by Robert Greenberger
Wish i could be there – if only because it would be my chance to meet Brooke McEldowney.
I'll tell Brooke you said hi.
Just tell him "Fairportfan" said hi…
I can understand the use and presence of fork lifts (second photo from the top) but is that the rear of somebody's van in the first photo (straight down from the O in comic)?In the third photo from the top, I can identify everyone except the lady in the pink dress. Who is she?And do I really need to comment about not wanting to face that version of Phoenix in the fourth photo?
I can understand the use and presence of fork lifts (second photo from the top) but is that the rear of somebody's van in the first photo (straight down from the O in comic)?Yup.Those exhibit halls are often/usually designed so that exhibiotors can literally drive in to offload. In fact, some of the exhibit space in at least one of the hotels we used for the '86 WorldCon here in Atlanta is multi-function – when not needed for exhibition space, it can be used as more parking-garage space.