I dug the Batman box the most if you need any check them out here: I’m becoming a fan of buying artwork at the Con, whether it’s from a noted comic book artist or some freelance stuff check out these cool splatter portraits:Īnd what about indy comic artists and writers? There’s a stockpile waiting at every corner to show off their wares – I’ve seen good and bad but this year, these guys caught my eye, I loved the artwork, so dark, such stark stuff:Īnd, now even YouTube shows are becoming a big deal with comic/ sci-fi fans I saw several booths dedicated to these shows alone: here’s one I actually recognized: If you’re closet is full of long boxes of old issues and you want to downgrade or just save certain issues in a cool collectible box, check these out: Like every Con, not only am I checking out the cool booths, I’m also on the lookout for cool, new items from creative people out there this year was no exception. Holy Bat-Cash-Cow, they also brought their vehicles! It’s a great time to be in Cincinnati, the Bengals are 2-0, the political scene is heating up and there was plenty of grilled cheese donuts and spaghetti with chili dumped on top of it, so what could be better than adding in some celebrities from the 80’s and plenty of cosplay!Īmong the celebrities attending this year were Robin Lord Taylor from Gotham, as well as Samwise Gamgee himself, Sean Astin and star of the Police Academy movies, Steve Guttenberg.īut the big draws, with lines stretched across the convention floor were Batman and Robin themselves, Adam West and Burt Ward. ![]() ![]() Last weekend, the Queen City (located in scenic Ohio) hosted its annual comic and sci-fi expo and the crowd was huge! I got to visit over the weekend and take in the sights, sounds and Stormtroopers all around us. Jessie Robertson reports from the Cincinnati Comic Expo…
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