Not Comics: NYCC (comic book prices and values) Space Limited

Not Comics: NYCC Space Limited
The second annual New York Comic-Con, February 23-25, 2007 at the Javits Center, has sold out of its retailer/dealer space and is 90 percent at capacity for its remaining exhibition space, the show announced yesterday via press release. Last February’s inaugural event, the first widely-endorsed, event-type show to hit the city since perhaps the long-ago days of the 1970s or early 1980s when everything convention-related was a lot more modest, suffered after a firestorm of attendance overwhelmed show capacity and organizers’ ability to handle the crush of bodies. This is a much nicer problem, although the release indicates the Reed Exhibitions event will seek additional space.

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If you read through the unending twists and turns of this story to the final. Then you should get an A for effort but give an F to DC for showing us a Superman pushed over the edge and the final battle with Wonder Woman is both unbeliveable and among the

CR Week In Review
The top comics-related news stories from August 19 to August 25, 2006:

1. Muhammed cartoons: the riots have ended, the ill feelings continue.

2. The 9/11 Report: A Graphic Adaptation rolls out to big-time publicity and big-time initial sales.

3. Cold Cut dumps their tiered ordering system.

Winner of the Week
That new 9/11 Report graphic novel adaptation. Despite taking a few brutal shots from the critics, sales look great.

Loser of the Week
The Quills, an awards program with a TV show and a graphic novels category that somehow got to the announcement stage before someone realized that one of the graphic novels nominated was a prose book. Not the dumbest thing we ever heard of, though.

Quote of the Week
“I don’t take drugs anymore. I knew a guy who couldn’t remember his wife’s face.” — Jim Woodring

that pig sure has the right idea

Matador #1

Matador #1

Writer Devin Grayson ( Nightwing ) is joined by illustrator extraordinaire Brian Stelfreeze ( Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight ) for an explosive miniseries pitting Lt. Isabel Cardona against a deadly serial killer! Dismissed as a quota minority hire by her work peers, Cuban-born and Florida-bred …

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