Scott Hanna told me to quit holding up the line at a Wizard World Philly signing!
If you have a sec, what’s #yourfirstencounter with a comic book pro?
In middle school, my local comic shop had a Matt Wagner signing and I had him sign a trading card. I met R.A. Jones a few years before that and it was awkward in hindsight.
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I was indeed holding up the line, but it was nerves
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Going to a Comic Con in the late 80s in a Best Western’s basement. Essentially rows of middled-aged guys with booths full of long boxes of gently used comics. There was one comic artist guest there, Marshall Rogers. But I was too much a shy & awkward kid to ask him much advice.
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@ronwagnerartist gave a talk at Iowa State and told us not to become comic book artists :) I was the only one who didn’t listen - Keskustelun loppu
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Deathmate tour at my LCS in Rockford Illinois. Got to meet
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The first pro I ever met was Frank Quietly. I was in my early 20's. I had never been to a convention before and I wouldn't have started going unless my partner dragged. All I brought were copies of New X-Men 114 and All-Star Superman. It was super cool for me.
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I gave him a tour of the library at DC, the first time we met. I think I blacked out.
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