Are creators careful when handling your books for signing

[TrinityComics]

That's a great idea. Also you could ask them to make sure they run the sharpie right over the color touched spots, if you don't really know who they are and have nothing else to ask them.

[LanceTX]

I've never really cared what a creator does to my book when signing, but I'm not getting any of them slabbed.

 

I usually use signing books as a way to start up a conversation with a writer/artist. This has resulted in tons of great conversations and is always better to me than just awkwardly walking up to them with nothing to say.

 

The coolest creator about absolutely everything is Jimmy Palmiotti. The guy takes care of books. He also has a chair on the fan side of the table that he gets you to sit down at and will talk to each person for 5-10 minutes. Also, if your getting some Jonah Hex signed, he will do a little Hex sketch for you.

[TrinityComics]

I've never really cared what a creator does to my book when signing, but I'm not getting any of them slabbed.

 

I usually use signing books as a way to start up a conversation with a writer/artist. This has resulted in tons of great conversations and is always better to me than just awkwardly walking up to them with nothing to say.

 

The coolest creator about absolutely everything is Jimmy Palmiotti. The guy takes care of books. He also has a chair on the fan side of the table that he gets you to sit down at and will talk to each person for 5-10 minutes. Also, if your getting some Jonah Hex signed, he will do a little Hex sketch for you.

Thats awesome! I cant wait to meet him and Amanda Connor. Getting some Harley books signed. I look forward to talking to them with my gf, about how the book has brought my gf into comics.