Without any further ado, here it is. Our official video footage from Saturday June 15, 2013 at Too Many Games! Hope you all enjoy it!

To start things off, words cannot describe exactly how awesome this years Too Many Games (TMG) logo is! The Castlevania font is a damn good look. The Facebook cover photo was so sick I stole it for this post. All these awesome video game characters all meeting up at Drac’s castle. Completely bad ass!

Well if you’re here, you should have already read Part 1 of my experience as a vendor at Wizard World Philadelphia, if not you’ve still got time, I promise this won’t go anywhere before you’re done! And make sure when you’re done here to check out our full convention coverage

This is part one of our two part Wizard World Phildelphia Vendor POV recap. We’re just covering Thursday and Friday here, but make sure to check back later for Saturday and Sunday coverage along with a lot more pictures! And Don’t forget to check out our other press coverage of the convention!

An awesome photo shoot becomes a Mighty Morphin Photo Shoot when the Green Ranger himself photobombs the scene!

We’re at Wizard World Philadelphia this year, and we have an actual booth! Come see us!

If you’ve been reading lately you’ll know I attended the Baltimore Comic Con this past weekend. This was my second year going to the convention and overall it’s been a pretty good time both years. Last year I went as just a fan, and spent way more money than I should have between VIP passes and hotels and tons of merch. This year I was more reserved, and attended as press it’s funny how different an experience you can have depending on your reason for attending. The convention is generally two days, Saturday and Sunday with setup for vendors, artists, and guest taking place Friday. I was there for Saturday and Sunday trying to take in as much as I could in the time available.

I feel like most comic fans take for granted how difficult it can be to not only break into the industry, but to make your own ideas a reality. Marvel and DC don’t just hire guys off the street and let them make whatever they want. How many creator owned books can you think of from these guys that aren’t made from at least someone established creators? Not to many, not compared to the vast amount of amazing content that’s out there if you look in the right places. First instance this past weekend at Baltimore Comic-Con 2012 I stumbled across just such a book. It’s called Kantara and it’s something you should remember.

This past weekend DC hosted a panel featuring Co-Publisher Dan Didio and SVP of Sales Bob Wayne that was plagued by A/V issues(like most convention panels have). Luckily these guys were prepared calling on some of the DC creative team in attendance to fill in on the panel in place of the original presentation. Jeff Lemire writer for Animal Man, and Batman creative team Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo filled out the panel for what ended up being a really fun time, with some interesting information given during the Q&A.

Oh, how we wish we were there… 🙁