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2022 Heroes Con Report
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On 6/30/2022 at 12:59 PM, Robot Man said:

Wow, bagging on Jim Steranko? The dude is one of the last of the living legends. His work was so totally unique. I have met him many times and always enjoyed the experience. He is one of the best to his fans. I even enjoyed him hitting on my wife once. :roflmao:

Steranko deserves extra credit simply for being one of the very few males at a convention not wearing cargo shorts and a super-hero emblem t-shirt!!!! 

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On 7/1/2022 at 6:37 PM, Ken Aldred said:

You’d never expect showmanship from someone who had a career as a magician.  Not surprising. At least he doesn’t use pyrotechnics and lasers.

Magicians are usually very title specific and will say they don't do such things. Illusionists use pyrotechnics and lasers.

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On 7/2/2022 at 8:16 AM, lordbyroncomics said:

Steranko deserves extra credit simply for being one of the very few males at a convention not wearing cargo shorts and a super-hero emblem t-shirt!!!! 

Yeah he’s always dressed like that. I first met him at DragonCon back in 1995-96. No one was interested in him. It was so weird, back then… Mark Bagley had a huge line and no one seemed to care about old timers… 
 

Steranko actually pulled me over to his single table to show me a magic trick. Took me a second to figure out who he was. He wasn’t real keen on signing my Shield #1, he just seemed bored. I just sort of politely excused myself. 
 

It was kinda weird at the time, under those circumstances - he had nothing on his table - but he was the exact same guy he is now. 

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On 7/2/2022 at 12:48 PM, Prince Namor said:

Yeah he’s always dressed like that. I first met him at DragonCon back in 1995-96. No one was interested in him. It was so weird, back then… Mark Bagley had a huge line and no one seemed to care about old timers… 
 

Steranko actually pulled me over to his single table to show me a magic trick. Took me a second to figure out who he was. He wasn’t real keen on signing my Shield #1, he just seemed bored. I just sort of politely excused myself. 
 

It was kinda weird at the time, under those circumstances - he had nothing on his table - but he was the exact same guy he is now. 

I met him in 2005 in New York and he was very gregarious and had a lot of stuff signed. We talked about handcuff escapes; I met him next in 2016 with James Romberger and he still shook hands like he was gonna break every bone in yours. A man's man sort of guy. I found him very charming and still the ladies man. 

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