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WW Toronto Con report - really quick with lots of pictures.

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AlexH

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Well, I went for the Friday and Saturday. Wasn't very crowded on Friday, but got busier on Saturday. Mostly helped out on Friday as I was only there for half of the day. I had to bail early as it was my wife's birthday. Saturday I managed to get a bunch of sketches. It took a while, but I did come out with some nice pieces.

 

Most of the dealers there were heavy on the Bronze and Silver stuff. Not many had moderns. I think Paradise was the only one that had a lot of new stuff. I really only collect moderns, so my opinion on the lack of moderns won't mean much to the majority of you. :P

 

(I apologize for some of the camera shots in advance)

 

Here are some of the shots from one of the booths (sorry, I am blanking on the name of the company, I was drooling too much):

 

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VintageComics

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Those first three shots look like Worldwide Comics' books.

 

Could be. (shrug)

 

They is...and DANG your daughter looks like you!

 

 

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And this one is by Richard Pace, who spent a butt load of time on this for me. It stretches over 2 pages of my sketchbook. If I could take it out of the sketchbook, I would have it framed. I can't even begin to describe the detail involved here.

 

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And this one is by Richard Pace, who spent a butt load of time on this for me. It stretches over 2 pages of my sketchbook. If I could take it out of the sketchbook, I would have it framed. I can't even begin to describe the detail involved here.

Richard is a super nice guy. If anyone does not have a sketch by this guy, then I would recommend getting one as soon as possible. I've never met a professional more accommodating, who didn't charge by the hour, than Richard Pace.

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And this one is by Richard Pace, who spent a butt load of time on this for me. It stretches over 2 pages of my sketchbook. If I could take it out of the sketchbook, I would have it framed. I can't even begin to describe the detail involved here.

Richard is a super nice guy. If anyone does not have a sketch by this guy, then I would recommend getting one as soon as possible. I've never met a professional more accommodating, who didn't charge by the hour, than Richard Pace.

 

Are you used to people charging by the hour (shrug)

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