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Batsman by Bret Blevins

Timber Wolf performing a slam dunk against the Legion of Super-Villains in a game of futuristic basketball, by Lars Brown

Karate Kid vs. Howard the Duck by Tim Shinn

AzBats by Ron Salas

Karate Kid vs. Sensei by Rick Burchett

Batman One Million by Ron Salas

Who, in particular, are you having trouble contacting? Maybe one of us can help you out. Well, for instance, here is a situation that describes my luck on this subject. Michael Golden is scheduled to appear at Wizard New Orleans, which I will attend. Wizards website lists an email specifically for arranging commissions for Mr. Golden, in advance. I used it and got no response. After a couple weeks, I sent him a message via Facebook, and nothing. Its rather frustrating and I DO NOT want to hound anyone as I feel it very rude, but what should I think here? I did the EXACT same thing with Cary Nord and got the exact same lack of response. I'm not sure about Nord, but I've had experience dealing with Michael Golden and his rep, Renee. She is not good about relying to e-mails. And I think that Michael very rarely checks his Facebook. But Michael draws all weekend at conventions. I've gotten something from him at a Wizard World New Orleans before and the best thing is just to go to him right at the start of the show and explain what you want. Renee will take the money and Michael will have it drawn by the end of the show.

Voltrons by Joel Carroll

In my experience they all take them. For the right price. I suppose. A few I reached out to said they don't have time. Specifically JG Jones, Mahmud Asrar, Babs Tarr, and Stanley Lau. Asrar takes pre-show commission lists. Jones takes them sometimes, but he takes a long time to get them done. I've only seen headshots done at shows from Babs. No idea about Stanley.

Who, in particular, are you having trouble contacting? Maybe one of us can help you out.

In my experience they all take them. For the right price.

OMAC by Jon Morris

I've gotten some at shows, but most of mine the artists have done from home.

Batman Junior by Ron Salas

Mon-El by Tom Fowler

Batman by Ron Salas

Karate Kid vs. Green Arrow by John Watson

Batman by Ron Salas

Karate Kid vs. Black Bolt by Sandy Jarrell

Karate Kid vs. The Punisher by Ben Sears

Karate Kid vs. The Flash by Scott Kolins

Karate Kid vs. D-Man by Kyle Starks

Lightning Man by Gene Gonzales and Simon Gough

Karate Kid vs. Gamora by Tom Raney

Cosmic Man by Gene Gonzales and Simon Gough