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Sweet Arthur Adams cover!

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Bonds25

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and happy b-day! wink.gif

 

Thanks! I'll be treating myself to some fun stuff at the Con! For those that have been there, how do you go about getting an autograph or sketch from an artist? Do you have to wait in line for a long time? Is there only a set time they're there?

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Thanks! I'll be treating myself to some fun stuff at the Con! For those that have been there, how do you go about getting an autograph or sketch from an artist? Do you have to wait in line for a long time? Is there only a set time they're there?

 

You line up and ask them. Some artists can sketch on the spot, while others will take your name and request down on a list and do it for you over the course of the day. Some artists charge, others don't. Most sign your comics on the spot.

 

As for time, you will have to ask them how long they will be at the con that day. Many artists have to step away from their tables for panels, q&a sessions, etc. - not to mention lunch and/or washroom breaks.

 

Kev

 

 

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Thanks! I'll be treating myself to some fun stuff at the Con! For those that have been there, how do you go about getting an autograph or sketch from an artist? Do you have to wait in line for a long time? Is there only a set time they're there?

 

You line up and ask them. Some artists can sketch on the spot, while others will take your name and request down on a list and do it for you over the course of the day. Some artists charge, others don't. Most sign your comics on the spot.

 

As for time, you will have to ask them how long they will be at the con that day. Many artists have to step away from their tables for panels, q&a sessions, etc. - not to mention lunch and/or washroom breaks.

 

Kev

 

 

when i volunteered at the wondercon, nobody who's an artist/celeb could charge for signatures, since comic-con paid for them to be there not to mention paying for hotel and transportation too. 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

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