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All the slabs have been recovered except the Pictorial Romances.

Great questions. I'll try to find out. It might be slow enough that he can knock out some sketches but not the commissions that I believe on a multiday show he goes to the hotel and finishes that night.

I'll start the new thread soon. Looks like minimum four new vendors for June who weren't at the April show Probably end up being more like six.. #keepingitfresh

Happy to say we have Erik Larsen as guest of honor for the June 30th show. He is a serious, serious vintage comic book fan. His twitter feed is outstanding too. So much knowledge.

I'll take it

Obvious rental vehicle (nobody drives an elongated SUV like that in Berkeley) at a tourist restaurant in a basically deserted, crime ridden area of town (the marina) just off the highway (for easy getaway) in an area (SF/Berkeley/Oakland) that is utterly plagued by car break ins where they just grab the tourist suitcases and backpacks and take off in two minutes. And done by guys who have priors for this exact crime. As is very typical in cases like this, they take it to a store the next day and get caught. Non-comic people have no idea how recognizable the expensive books can be.

Next show is Sunday, June 30th. Also, please chime in for future shows whether Saturday or Sunday is better for everyone.

Taking the slab, the Batman, the Katy, and the Lovelorn.

Sent you a PM

Thanks for coming everyone. That was super fun. Hopefully Tim has a few pics. I got to talk to Landry Walker for a minute at the end--he was sweet as ever and is a big fan of our show. My family really enjoyed talking to him at his table and buying his Wonder Woman book.

1) At the very least, Cape and Cowl Comics, a great downtown Oakland shop, does submissions. They are at the show (as is Heroes and A-1, who may offer this service). 2) John/Edger/WOW is going to have his biggest set up yet and I'm impressed at all the new books I'm hearing about. So not only do we have like seven vendors who weren't at the January show, but the regulars keep bringing in the goods. 3) Looking like a beautiful dry 65 degree day in Berkeley tomorrow. Again, we have a sweet parking lot at this venue, right off the highway and only a few blocks from North Berkeley BART.

I believe I learned this around age nine from reading a DC treasury reprinting the Joker story from Batman 4. The Joker's accomplices are acrobats who hit the ground with a roll to absorb the impact. Ie, the opposite of tensed up. Which is the clue that leads Batman to realizing they are with the circus.

What the heck, I'll take them.

I always like that one and Adventure 275.

Take this at 20% off

Take at 20% off.

ASM 252 was an instant sellout like Thor 337 with people rushing to try to get newsstand copies to meet demand and front page news in CBG. Secret Wars 8 was popular from the absolute beginning. I want to say I was selling copies for $10-15 in the 80s. Now it's always a crazy good seller and I have trouble keeping it in stock. It does help when Mike Zeck is in town as you'll basically sell every copy you have on hand at the show.

Updated vendor lineup--best lineups at any Northern California 2019 show. Bunky Brothers, Harley Yee, Champion Comics, A-1 Comics, Heroes, Silverweb, Ravi Sharma, Worlds of Wonder, Harvey Doss, House of Comics, ComicWeb, MD Comics, Fantastic Comics, Drag Strip, Bronze Age Batcave, Cape and Cowl, Ray Storch, Cosmic Comics, Santa Rosa Comics, Carnage Comics, Elite Cali Comics. Plus Wormboy at the door!

Taking this by PM. Congrats on the Archie 50!

Jughead and Detective, by PM.

take it

200%. Totally wacky and fun.

Fun cover on the 31!

I think it was just seconds before you.

Take it!