Can we have some SDCC pics ? 6 6

[Cat-Man_America]

45 minutes ago, nearmint said:

My one pick-up from the show.  Was trying to find a nicer copy, but this was the best I could find...

Could someone float me a million dollars? 

[batman_fan]

19 minutes ago, Cat-Man_America said:

Enough! 

That’s just one glass!

[Cat-Man_America]

7 minutes ago, batman_fan said:

That’s just one glass!

True, that was just my handy reserve at our rented SD apartment.  Alas, I lost count of the daily imbibes.  

[Mmehdy]

39 minutes ago, Cat-Man_America said:

what a book.....great to see it in person, it was I think 1972 was the last time I saw it in a stack of timleys that Nick and Mike had just bought and taken to Berkley Con..72/73

[SLR5]

10 hours ago, Cat-Man_America said:

Are you talking about the boy next to you or the the comic?

[Cat-Man_America]

39 minutes ago, SLR5 said:

Are you talking about the boy next to you or the the comic?

I’m not in the photo, ...but Jeff, his son and the 9.4 Cap look like they’re having a splendid time.

I’m next to the Karl Strauss growler on the table.  

[BitterOldMan]

John Morrow running the TwoMorrows Publishing panel on Friday.  There were 34 attendees in a room that had a capacity of over 200.

John publishes Alter Ego, Back Issue, and Jack Kirby Collector magazines and a host of great books on comic book history.

Edited July 24, 2019 by BitterOldMan

[Mmehdy]

1 hour ago, BitterOldMan said:

John Morrow running the TwoMorrows Publishing panel on Friday.  There were 34 attendees in a room that had a capacity of over 200.

John publishes Alter Ego, Back Issue, and Jack Kirby Collector magazines and a host of great books on comic book history.

John has  just published American Comic Book Chronicles 1940-1944...it is the BEST book out there, I also own the 1 1950-1959 Volume , as well as 1960-65. 66-69 etc. I cannot recommend any book any higher...these are fantastic. If you go to the website you can flip thru and check out the book.....its SUPER

Edited July 24, 2019 by Mmehdy

[Dark Knight]

It was a pleasure hanging out with you BitterOldMan 

[Zolnerowich]

7 hours ago, BitterOldMan said:

John Morrow running the TwoMorrows Publishing panel on Friday.  There were 34 attendees in a room that had a capacity of over 200.

John publishes Alter Ego, Back Issue, and Jack Kirby Collector magazines and a host of great books on comic book history.

Who else was on the panel?

[BitterOldMan]

8 minutes ago, Zolnerowich said:

Who else was on the panel?

This was the only panel that I attended.  On Saturday, there was an 80th Anniversary Panel on Archie Super Heroes comics, where they gave away Shield G-Man button and card, but I was long gone.

The World of TwoMorrows 25th Anniversary

TwoMorrows Publishing is celebrating their 25th anniversary with a look back at the company's beginnings and the crazy things that've happened during a quarter-century quest to create the future of comics history. Comic-Con special guest Jon B. Cooke (Comic Book Artist /Comic Book Creator magazine editor) and panelists P .C. Hamerlinck (Alter Ego /FCA editor), Keith Dallas (editor of the American Comic Book Chronicles series, and co-author of the Eisner Award–nominated book Comic Book Implosion), Mike Manley (Draw! magazine editor), and Dewey Cassell (author of the Eisner -nominated book Mike Grell: Life Is Drawing Without an Eraser) will share what TwoMorrows has in store for 2020 and beyond. Moderated by publisher (and Jack Kirby Collector editor) John Morrow.

[Zolnerowich]

Thanks, sounds like it was a fun panel. The Archie panel must've been awesome, if only for the button.

[G.A.tor]

2 hours ago, Dark Knight said:

It was a pleasure hanging out with you BitterOldMan 

It was a pleasure knowing bitter took care of my Coke Zero needs!!!

[BitterOldMan]

3 hours ago, Dark Knight said:

It was a pleasure hanging out with you BitterOldMan 

Dark Knight, Thanks for setting up the dinner and sharing those awesome comic book stories.

[BitterOldMan]

4 minutes ago, G.A.tor said:

It was a pleasure knowing bitter took care of my Coke Zero needs!!!

Always great to see the legendary GAtor.

[MrBedrock]

3 hours ago, BitterOldMan said:

Always great to see the legendary GAtor.

Sometimes not so great to smell him.

[G.A.tor]

6 hours ago, MrBedrock said:

Sometimes not so great to smell him.

[Robot Man]

17 hours ago, BitterOldMan said:

This was the only panel that I attended.  On Saturday, there was an 80th Anniversary Panel on Archie Super Heroes comics, where they gave away Shield G-Man button and card, but I was long gone.

The World of TwoMorrows 25th Anniversary

TwoMorrows Publishing is celebrating their 25th anniversary with a look back at the company's beginnings and the crazy things that've happened during a quarter-century quest to create the future of comics history. Comic-Con special guest Jon B. Cooke (Comic Book Artist /Comic Book Creator magazine editor) and panelists P .C. Hamerlinck (Alter Ego /FCA editor), Keith Dallas (editor of the American Comic Book Chronicles series, and co-author of the Eisner Award–nominated book Comic Book Implosion), Mike Manley (Draw! magazine editor), and Dewey Cassell (author of the Eisner -nominated book Mike Grell: Life Is Drawing Without an Eraser) will share what TwoMorrows has in store for 2020 and beyond. Moderated by publisher (and Jack Kirby Collector editor) John Morrow.

That looked like a good panel. I think if I went, that’s about all I could afford to do...

[Cat-Man_America]

3 hours ago, Robot Man said:

That looked like a good panel. I think if I went, that’s about all I could afford to do...

Regrettably, I missed this panel.  Looking at the room size and audience, I should’ve made the effort.

Some fans attend SDCC just for the panels, even camping out overnight to keep a place in line.   Those who attended should probably be grateful that neither Tom Cruise nor the cast of any current Marvel/Disney productions were featured on this one.

Edited July 25, 2019 by Cat-Man_America

[N e r V]

26 minutes ago, Cat-Man_America said:

Regrettably, I missed this panel.  Looking at the room size and audience, I should’ve made the effort.

Some fans attend SDCC just for the panels, even camping out overnight to keep a place in line.   Those who attended should probably be grateful that neither Tom Cruise nor the cast of any current Marvel/Disney productions were featured on this one.

R U sure about that...