C2E2

[dicjones]

I see on the CGC website that it says to contact Desert wind or the CGC booth for submission details.

 

Isn't it much cheaper to submit to the booth at the con(if you can make it there) than mailing to Desert Wind?

[mschmidt]

Yes, it's cheaper if you go to the con and just give the books to CGC.

[dicjones]

Is there usually a long line for that?

[bryan91]

No. It is a pretty fast process. You just drop the books off, fill out a form and you are done. Then CGC will do all of the work for you to get the sigs.

[Kevin Boyd]

Nothing is guaranteed, but CGC will do their best. Additional autograph fees apply if the people you want are charging. Some limits may be set for guests with limited access. Keep in mind books are done first come, first serve and not every guest will be there for the duration of the event, so the sooner you drop them at the booth the better.

 

For sketch covers, the process is different. You arrange with the artist, pay them whatever sketch fees they are charging and give them the book, then arrange for a CGC witness to come with you when the books are retrieved from the artist.

 

I'll be joining the CGC SS team at the booth at C2E2 next month.

[MedicAR]

Sounds like a pretty good system....

[N/A]

And bailing on Toronto?

[Kevin Boyd]

I work for Hobbystar, and I have no interest in attending the Wizard show. I went last year, that's enough for me, there's nothing and no one there I want to see that I won't see somewhere else like TCAF --- bailing would indicate responsibility and a prior commitment to going.

 

I'd rather go to C2E2 and see JJ, Mahnke and other friends. Plus, the publishers we work with at Fan Expo will all be there and I have to talk to a few of them about programming and other ideas.

[BradleyX2]

I went last year, that's enough for me, there's nothing and no one there I want to see that I won't see somewhere else like TCAF

 

 

[Kevin Boyd]

Other than Bradley that is... but I'll see him in July...