Pics from Backyard Comic Fest

[thehumantorch]

Thanks for sharing guys. Looks like a great time and many fabulous books.

[Marty Mann]

Looks like a lot of fun...this is the kind of thing I would enjoy attending.

 

mm

[Straw-Man]

nice pick-ups, pons.

 

great lookin' gettogether boys; i'm jealous.

[G.A.tor]

I wasn't invited

[Old Fashion PB and J]

I wasn't invited

[shrunkenhead]

Maybe they don't carry Coke Zero in the Philly?

[G.A.tor]

Maybe they don't carry Coke Zero in the Philly?

[Bunky Brian]

Lots of super big books, there, !!!!

 

What a great looking day

 

 

B

[Primetime]

Lots of super big books, there, !!!!

 

What a great looking day

 

 

B

you should host a backyard BBQ geek fest

[jimbo_707]

Looks like you all had fun! (Of course, exposing a golden-age comic book to sunlight should be a class-A felony...)

[MrBedrock]

Lots of super big books, there, !!!!

 

What a great looking day

 

 

B

you should host a backyard BBQ geek fest

Bunky could film it for his next installment of "Parts Unknown".

[walclark]

Looks like you all had fun! (Of course, exposing a golden-age comic book to sunlight should be a class-A felony...)

 

They rubbed them down with SPF 30 sunscreen first.

[Primetime]

Lots of super big books, there, !!!!

 

What a great looking day

 

 

B

you should host a backyard BBQ geek fest

Bunky could film it for his next installment of "Parts Unknown".

and sign u up for life insurance

[jimbo_707]

Looks like you all had fun! (Of course, exposing a golden-age comic book to sunlight should be a class-A felony...)

 

They rubbed them down with SPF 30 sunscreen first.

I thought some of those books looked extra glossy!

[sacentaur]

Here is my buddy Dave taking a closer look at the Detective #12 I recently reacquired

 

 

Dave used to come and setup (in conjunction with Terry) at some conventions here on the West Coast, but I haven't seen him in quite a while.

 

A good guy, I always enjoyed buying from him.

[Primetime]

Here is my buddy Dave taking a closer look at the Detective #12 I recently reacquired

 

 

Dave used to come and setup (in conjunction with Terry) at some conventions here on the West Coast, but I haven't seen him in quite a while.

 

A good guy, I always enjoyed buying from him.

Dave Reynolds

[KirbyJack]

Looks like you all had fun! (Of course, exposing a golden-age comic book to sunlight should be a class-A felony...)

 

Not to mention BBQ sauce.

[Cat-Man_America]

My place was overrun with Philly area geeks yesterday for a backyard BBQ and comic fest. Here's some pics from the festivities.

 

The Convention Hall

 

 

[font:Times New Roman] The idea of throwing a comic book geek-fest & BBQ rocks!

 

 

Overwhelming awesomeness! That tent had me thinking Ren-Faire and sure enough, 64 pages showed up, right on cue!

 

 

If I could figure out how to turn the thermostat down on Texas maybe I'd sponsor one of those wingdings.[/font]

 

 

 

Where's Lou Ferigno?

 

[font:Times New Roman]He was probably in the kitchen working out with slabs of ribs & brisket. [/font]

 

 

Lots of super big books, there, !!!!

 

What a great looking day

 

 

B

you should host a backyard BBQ geek fest

Bunky could film it for his next installment of "Parts Unknown".

 

[font:Times New Roman]Now that there's an Anthony Bourdain comic book, that's a lock! [/font]

 

[Sqeggs]

Looks like you all had fun! (Of course, exposing a golden-age comic book to sunlight should be a class-A felony...)

 

Not to mention BBQ sauce.

 

At least the lawn sprinkler didn't come on.

[Cat-Man_America]

Looks like you all had fun! (Of course, exposing a golden-age comic book to sunlight should be a class-A felony...)

 

Not to mention BBQ sauce.

 

At least the lawn sprinkler didn't come on.

 

[font:Times New Roman]The mental image of that scene and the Jay Garrick-like speed with which those long-boxes would've moved to dry ground gives me pause for an uncontrollable giggle/cringe.[/font]