comic cons are so funny bc itβs like some comic book veteran whoβs worked on Superman for 50 years next to an artist whoβs merch is just like βIβm a little froggy who loves to poop:)β 50 ways
comic cons are so funny bc itβs like some comic book veteran whoβs worked on Superman for 50 years next to an artist whoβs merch is just like βIβm a little froggy who loves to poop:)β 50 ways
And always a coin toss about which one will be the brooding mass of resentment and which one is the nicest, kindest most sharing and boosting person in the world
Reminds me of the look on the staff guy's face for the Ray Bradbury/Forrest J. Ackerman "panel" I went to. They were scheduled counter to something big, like a new SMG project or the Matrix sequels, so it was shockingly intimate, and those guys had been doing their thing at cons since cons existed.
Obviously power/reputation imbalances are a thing con staff are very, very used to, but I still pity the fan theoretically in charge of a conversation between the man who personally coined the term "sci-fi" (and also kind of invented cosplay) and Mr. "Fahrenheit 451" himself.
Other cons too. I'm next to nobody but I've been on panels with people who are way bigger names than me.
oh my god. that reminds me of when my local comic shop had free comic book day. so i said id volunteer and do free art requests. then the only other guy there was the artist for the Batman animated series comics. i was like ahhhhhh
It's also funny that sometimes you go to a con and discover the poop-frog artist is now working for Marvel.
As someone who has been on both sides of the table I can safely say that's why we love it!
said without judgement and knowing full well I fall into the latter category
And I'm sure the Superman guy is like "I'll take two"
Long live Comic Con