At the time I’m writing this, we’re only a couple weeks out from C2E2 2019 … and to be honest, I’m still catching up on things! I was gone for a week and then out apartment hunting the week after, so I haven’t had a ton of time to think about comics.
C2E2 itself was a blast, and I figured y’all might want want to see what my convention experience was like. I attended Saturday with my wife Kat and my friends Pat and Mike. You’ve heard most of their voices if you’ve listened to our comics podcast, Waiting on the Trade.
Below are some of the best pictures from our day! Not pictured is me looking all nervous for the first couple hours of the con, as I waited to go interview Peter Tomasi …
Mike and Pat gaze upon Nerdhalla, and rejoice.Our view looking left from the upper level food court …… and our view looking right.Mike and Pat learned how to play Keyforge while I was off doing interviews. It seemed fun? Kat was quite enthralled, at least.My second favorite cosplay of the day.My favorite cosplay of the day. Being an Infinity Gauntlet must’ve made walking the aisles very difficult.This panel is the first event I’ve live-tweeted since reporting in Door County, WI. Much more fun than a County Board meeting. Kat shows off a couple of our favorite items, as we exit the con.Kat loves Portillo’s, so we ate there twice during our week in the Midwest. Had such a good day with these goons.Kat’s portion of our swag. Rob Guillory signed that copy of Farmhand and gave it to Kat for free! Thanks, Rob!My portion of our swag. I’ve been meaning to pick up a Kyle Starks book since I chatted with him for Multiversity Comics … and that Chicago-style Avengers variant is delightful.
[…] downstairs exhibition space in Monona Terrace, and being held on a Sunday to boot. But it’s been four years since I went to a comic convention, this one was fifteen minutes from my house, and it cost only $8 […]
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[…] downstairs exhibition space in Monona Terrace, and being held on a Sunday to boot. But it’s been four years since I went to a comic convention, this one was fifteen minutes from my house, and it cost only $8 […]
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