Spotted at Jonathan Reincke's booth: Super Juniors Wonder Woman |
Months after its postponement in April, Boston Comic Con
took place at the Seaport World Trade Center last week (August
3-4) and drew in an outstanding crowd of excited convention attendees.
After hitting up both ConnectiCon and
San Diego Comic Con last month, we were already pretty burnt out from convention season, however we trekked out to one of our
favorite local shows to check out the sights and meet up with our
friends (many of whom were stationed in Artist
Alley). We decided to take it easy and opt out of cosplaying for this
convention, and now 2013 is shaping up to be the Year of Look, I’m Just
Too Tired To Sew Things – I’m Going To Go Lie Down And Play Animal
Crossing For A Few Hours.
Despite the larger exhibit hall space than last year’s
convention, the turnout at the show exceeded expectations, with a rumored attendance of approximately 20,000 people the entire weekend. The
lines for both purchasing badges and badge pick-up wrapped
around the Seaport, and the crowds near the 501st’s Jabba the
Hutt set up and the concession stands made it difficult to visit the
dealers adjacent to these spots. Upon reflection, I don’t think
we were even able to make a complete round through the entire floor due to the crowds.
Fortunately, I ended up spending most of my time exploring the expanded Artist
Alley. Boston Comic Con is often commended for their
exceptional Artist Alley, featuring an impressive roster
of both up-and-coming artists and notable names in the comics industry
(such as Neal Adams, Mike Mignola, and George Pérez). We visited many of our talented friends who were stationed in AA and I also had the pleasure of meeting/bothering
some really great creators. Unfortunately, we
didn’t end up attending any of the panels, since I didn’t get a copy of
the Quick Guide (nor did I really feel like waiting in line this past
weekend?), but we had a great time wandering around, hanging out with
friends, meeting cosplayers (note: all of my cosplay photos can be viewed on ComicsAlliance), and buying tons of cute stuff (including a beautiful Hawkeye dress from Suckers Apparel, c/o Stephanie Cooke)~
Check out the rest of my photos from Boston Comic Con (including photos of my massive haul) after the cut!
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Ming as Jubilee ♡ |
tiny robots at Jon's booth |
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Gina of Super Sox Shop! |
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Journal Comix Vol. 2 features a comic about my worst fear. |
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Sara! |
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Maris! |
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Lisa! |
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Stephanie! (decked out in an amazing Hawkeye dress by Suckers Apparel) |
Lisa & me ♡ |
~ * Boston Comic Con 2013 Haul * ~
Roller Girl and the Flying Sidekick, by Randall Trang B9 Kingdom: Emmy Cicierega, by Emmy Cicierega Gisnep, by Emmy Cicierega Halloween Eve, by Amy Reeder & Brandon Montclare Journal Comix Vol. 2, by Randall Trang Diabetes Is After Your Dick!, by Cathy Leamy Ode To Batman, by Kristilyn I Have No Idea What I'm Doing, by Kate BresnahanThe Art of Sara Richard, by Sara Richard |
Catwoman & Queen Etherea/Dr. Girlfriend/Dr. Mrs. the Monarch prints, by Joe Quinones Catwoman & Batgirl sketches, by Jonathan Reincke |
Vintage Shoujo Batgirl print, by Kate BresnahanThe Harlequin print (SDCC variant), by Sara Richard |
Batman '66 Kewpie prints & original Batgirl Kewpie painting, by Jonathan Reincke |
Nightwing sketch ("I Recognize This Bow"), by Peter Vinton Wonder Woman print, by Randall Trang Jem print, by Tracy Lee Quinn |
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JL8 mini print set, by Yale Stewart |
Batwoman sketch, by Amy Reeder |
Kimber & Stormer sketch, by Jonathan Reincke |
Chris Jericho sketch, by Randall Trang |
Halloween Eve pins & magnets [Amy Reeder & Brandon Montclare] Princess Bubblegum & Marceline pins [Ming Doyle] Glycerine Queen & Roxy Roller pins [Kate] Jiji pin [Kristilyn] Sylveon pin [cryptovolans] Spider-Woman magnet [free] |
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Chicken Dance postcard, Reese pin, & Parks & Recreation stickers, by Meg Zaremba |
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vintage Morticia Addams ring [Jonathan Reincke] Kewpie doll [pre-convention purchase at Black Ink] Sylveon pin [cryptovolans] vintage Uhura(?) miniature [Jonathan Reincke] |
Phew, that took forever. Now to find a place to put all of my new treasures...
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