New York Comic Con, Going to Rule, Why?

Not only there be tons of comics books Culture Stuff, But also City of Heroes going be there and Special Guest's like Stan Lee, Evil Dead Star Bruce Campbell, Buffy The Vampire James Marsters who played Spike, battle Star Katee Sackhoff, Christopher Judge who played Teal'c form Stargate.......................................... ....


Oh hell with this Here the link to all the Cool Guest's who are coming to the NY Comic- Con

I am overwhelm think i am having a Heart Attack..............good bye World_____________

Ah link?

Edit: here

NYCC, simultaneously a collection of pure awesome and a wretched hive of scum, villainy, and overpriced vendors. stand around in awe as folks you paid to see don't show up at all, but folks who were never on the schedule show up to make the whole damn thing worth the hours and hours and hours you're going to spend standing in line.

damn the lazy, next time i go to a con im renting scooters, and spot welding a cow catcher to the front of them.

Got Stan Lee's autograph on Incredible Hulk #600 at the Pittsburgh Comicon. Had to pay around $30, but it's worth it.

Dude was a little late coming back from lunch, but for a 70ish year old man to do about 400 signatures in like 45 minutes, dayumn.

good luck D.B.B.

I'll be there

Although being at SDCC for the first time this year made me realize that NYCC will probably never be as big or cool, simply because while SD is a small city that completely transforms for the con, which generates this cool atmosphere of craziness, NYC simply absorbs all its mass with a shrug. Plus, the Javits center is on the extreme west side of Manhattan, where fun goes to die, while the SD Convention Center is right in downtown SD.

But regardless, NYCC is a great time and I'll enjoy the hell out of it.

NYC really needs to do something about the surrounding area around the Javits Center. It's still too dilapidated-industrial looking. Especially while you're treking to it across the very long between-avenue blocks (they're like 2.5 regular blocks in length). I seldom get motivated enough to want to go to an event there.

How is that I play this game, and not one person on this list I want to see? Except maybe Stan Lee and Bruce Campbell, whom I adore and acknowledge the cult following of respectively, nobody screams "Dude, this is your one chance!"

*shrugs*

I guess I'm in love with the content of the genre and not the minds behind them. Never thought of it like that before.

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Originally Posted by Deus_Otiosus This entire post should receive some kind of award for being both hysterical and fantastic. Well done.

Yeah, it's safe, just looks dismal. With a big convention, there will be lots of people walking along with you. And, of course, there will be people who won't want to buy the expensive food there, so they'll be hiking back to "civilization" to eat and such. It's also near one of the entrances to the Lincoln Tunnel, so there's a lot of traffic.

I am Going to get Nerves, I always do around big Crowds.

This will be the third NYCC that I attend. Staying at the New Yorker, so not too far of a walk.

Walking to and from the con is not too bad, and remember that there will be hundreds of folks from the con walking with you (at reasonable hours).

Anyone interested in an unofficial meet-n-greet on the night that the official meet-n-greet is not happening? I assume the official one will be on Saturday, but it is purely a guess....

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