Bellingham ComiCon October 20, 2018 0

[CardiacKid1]

Long shot here.... any facilitators on the west coast potentially interested in attending this one-day con in northwest Washington?

Rare appearance by longtime DC and Archie inker Bob Smith.  Star Wars & Batman artist Rick Hoberg and Spider-Man artist Randy Emberlin will also be attending.  They also promise that more guests will be announced:

http://www.bellinghamcomicon.com/index.html

 

Edited August 5, 2018 by CardiacKid1

[CardiacKid1]

Bumping this thread in case someone in the Northwest has not seen it yet!

[CardiacKid1]

Bumping again just in case anyone has changed his mind and is going.  I would LOVE to get a couple of sigs from longtime hall-of-fame inker Bob Smith!

Edited September 25, 2018 by CardiacKid1

[aardvark88]

I will be there as a collector. This BLI con may be too small for official CGC reps from Seattle, WA or wherever to drive north to witness. There may be a Voldemort seller-dealer-supporter there that could act as a sig witness for Voldemort.

[CardiacKid1]

For what’s its worth, they have added some more rare guests since I started this thread:

Roger Sweet, the 83 year-old creator of He-Man;  and artists Moritat (Hellblazer); and Stephanie Guadino (Walking Dead).

[Yoshi]

I'm going to this con as well. I'm a big fan of sketch cover commissions.

[Yoshi]

Don't know if anyone is still following this thread... But....

Today was the Bellingham Con and I had a really good time. Roger Sweet was the kindest and nicest celebrity I've ever met. I'm going to be putting together some of the video I got from this convention and sharing it here once I have it compiled and rendered.

[aardvark88]

BLI con was better this time for buying than last year due to the gentleman that brought out ex-store stock from 17 years ago that was warehoused. Bit surprised that there were so many round tables set up in the side room next to the cafe for folks to eat and chat. Half of that space could have been used for wall table  vendors.

[Yoshi]

1 hour ago, aardvark88 said:

BLI con was better this time for buying than last year due to the gentleman that brought out ex-store stock from 17 years ago that was warehoused. Bit surprised that there were so many round tables set up in the side room next to the cafe for folks to eat and chat. Half of that space could have been used for wall table  vendors.

Yeah. The dining tablespace has been a thing the last couple of years I've attended.

[Yoshi]

Here is my video showing clips from the Bellingham Comic Con right after the intro.