[Dr Kain]

Today was our first time at DCC and it was pretty cool. The phone reception sucked major ass though and the lighting screwed up some of my pictures. However, it was organized and did not seem overly crowed at times. The autographs area was awesome and nearly everyone I got autographs from was pretty nice. The voice actors for Pink and Brain were freaking fantastic and Jimmy Palmiotti drew an awesome Jonah Hex sketch for me in my book.

Entire slide show is here: Denver Comic Con 2015 Slideshow by DrKainn | Photobucket

Some pics:

[Skoob]

Great shots! I've never attended one of these things, but it seems like there was a good turnout. Some of the costumes are hilarious. Would love to get some original autographs and sketches someday.

You're generally expected to purchase books, prints and sketches on-site, yes? Otherwise, I could easily imagine someone showing up with boxes of old stuff from their collection, expecting to get the whole shebang signed.

[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Skoob

Great shots! I've never attended one of these things, but it seems like there was a good turnout. Some of the costumes are hilarious. Would love to get some original autographs and sketches someday.

You're generally expected to purchase books, prints and sketches on-site, yes? Otherwise, I could easily imagine someone showing up with boxes of old stuff from their collection, expecting to get the whole shebang signed.

Not really. All of those I had autographed, I brought in. In fact, Justin Ponsor and Jimmy Palmiotti were so happy I was a fan of their work and bought books they did stuff in that they signed my stuff for free. Neal Adams was the only guy that charged me $30 to autograph my book. The worst part was though, I have been wanting to go to this convention for four years now to meet Neal and he turned out to be a douche bag. Not because he charged me for the autograph, I have nothing against that, but because how he was unhappy to hear that I did not want his Batman Odyssey book.

I had also brought in some books to get Tim Sale to sign, but we left before he was willing to do autographs.

[Skoob]

I experienced a similar disappointment, riding the ferry and bus for six hours + $250.00 to see William Shatner in Vancouver a few years ago only to get turned away as he decided to leave early. Maybe it's silly, but after all this time, it still sticks in my mind like a thorn.

Palmiotti and Ponsor are great. Glad things worked out so well. Rgds