CGC's Baltimore Comic-Con Show Summary
Posted on 10/26/2009
By
Joshua Hanin
Sandwiched between the Long Beach and New York shows you might take a guess that this show may have been a little slower than usual, but the truth was this show had a lot of meat! CGC received a lot of vintage books at the show this year for regular submission so it is safe to say this show is a great place to attend if your looking for older books as well as more modern ones.
George Perez, Brian Michael Bendis, David Finch, Marc Silvestri, Stan Sakai, and J. Scott Campbell were just a few of the writers and artists who attended this show and with a guest list a mile long, dozens if not hundreds of people took advantage of our popular Signature Series program. One of the more popular books submitted for Signature Series at the show was the blank-covered frame-bordered variant of The Marvels Project. Except when they were submitted to CGC they now had beautiful sketches on them done by one of the many talented artists at the show witnessed by CGC. If you are interested in getting signatures or sketches from your favorite artists on your most prized books come to our booth at any show that we are attending and we will be happy to arrange for a witness or help you with any questions you might have about our services.
CGC has two more shows this year, the one day Tampa Comic Book and Toy Convention on November 7th in our home state of Florida, and the two day Virginia Comicon show which will be held in the historic city of Richmond on both November 21st and 22nd. We hope to see you there! Don't worry if you miss us though because we will be doing many shows after the new year. Please feel free to check our events page for updates on what shows we will be attending in 2010.
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