Pics from the li'l sis
Jinah the inlaw brought her camera to the recent Rocketship party/signing. She took many pictures. I will show some of them to you now. You will enjoy them. Perhaps you will comment below! Or you will link. It is up to you.
This, ladies and gentlemen, is how you have a comic signing:
Anders Nilson: human signing machine!
Sammy Harkham basks in the attention of the adoring public. No, you may not touch the beard!
Kevin Huizenga signs for infrequent blogger Brant.
Bloggas always be talkin' shit! (The best part was when many of the attending bloggers circled around Heidi and curried for her favor like some medieval court.)
This was the first meeting of the Rocketship No Boys Allowed! club.
Beer monsters were always trying to take my beer.
Comics and fashion: like the internet and complaining, natural partners
Overall, everyone gave it a big, happy Dave Yeah!
posted by Mr. Rice at 12:49 AM
14 Love Letters:
That is one fine lookin' comics shop.
Delicious!
10:34 AM
So why are so many "cool" comics fans so much older than me? I shall never feel at home. :'(
And yeah. That comic shop is a classy bitch.
12:35 PM
It is a great looking shop. It's good to get to see a little more of the shop, especially for those of us living 1000+ miles away.
I like that you guys have SOLO and Seven Soldiers in big displays by themselves. And I see that All-Star Superman was in a high traffic area to help lure people to its awesomeness. Good.
But is that a "Prelude to Infinite Crisis" trade I see? I'm surprised. I though IC would be banned in your store. :)
12:38 PM
Why do I look like I'm plotting to kill you or your little sister in that picture of us blogger nerds?
IF YOU SAY OCCAM'S RAZOR I WILL CUT YOU WITH IT JOE RICE.
Sophie,
So why are so many "cool" comics fans so much older than me?
Because their parents knocked boots before your parents knocked boots (and good to see you blogging again, by the way)?
I have to say, the best, best, best thing there was the young kid with the backing board who wanted to know who were the artists so he could get their autographs. He had to be eight or ten, and wanted autographs from Huizenga, Harkham and Nilsen, and asked for them by name.
If I ever have a kid, I want him or her to be just. like. that.
2:19 PM
"If I ever have a kid, I want him or her to be just. like. that."
If you ever have a kid they'll just be a clueless, pathetic dork like you. ;)
8:38 PM
Point.
10:36 PM
Was that anonymous comment really made better by the use of a winky?
And great photos, but Joe really needs to wash brand new shirts or iron them or something to get those creases out. Yikes.
;)
12:20 AM
That's not a crease in the cloth.
That's a crease in Joe.
9:04 AM
I am proud to see that you, Joe, as I do, do the 'forehead wrinkle' everytime you are photographed.
I always thought I was the only one, and to be in the same boat as such a keen thinker as yourself makes may heart fair swell with pride.
It makes me think I might someday think keen thoughts myself.
4:57 PM
But do you wrinkle your torso as well?
Keep practicing.
12:28 PM
Damn!!
I wanted to be the first to comment on Joe's wrinkled shirt. My joke was going to be something like: "Joe should march that Penguin straight to the dry cleaners!".
Too late, I guess. I am glad the party was such a success.
3:04 PM
You people try to live out of a shopping bag at your fiancee's apartment! Goddammit!
3:07 PM
dang! Comics bloggers actually get to meet each other? I guess you are in NYC, after all...
how many years till we have blogger cons? I shudder to think...
12:00 PM
I'm so inspired I''m going to have my very own signing - now to just get people to come...
Dom
4:38 PM
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