So here's the deal, after cleaning up alot of my stuff in the room of my house, I found some of my old USB drives and wanted to share with you my photos of things I wanted to share from 2015 to other years of San Diego Comic Con back when I was still getting the hang of things back then at Comic Con since I've been doing this event since 2008.

I was dressed up as The Second Doctor that year because I was into Doctor Who at the time and I dressed up as the Second and Fourth Doctor since I was a big Patrick Troughton and Tom Baker fan at the time (I met Patrick's son back at San Diego Whocon Years later).

I'm headed to the Lexington Comic Con this Friday, And I BELIEVE I should have everything in order for it. But I figured it couldn't hurt to ask the subreddit here a question or 2 to make sure I'm good to go. Though, the main thing I'm wondering is in regards to an autograph.

1. I'm planning on getting an autograph from Xander Mobus, which goes for $50 last I checked. Specifically, I wanted to have him sign something Persona 5 Related since, you know, Joker. How exactly do I pay for the autograph, and more importantly: What should I bring. My original idea was the P5R steelbook I got from the collector's edition, but I'm worried that the signature might smudge on it. I also have the collector's box, the mask that came with the set, and a seperate P5 Poster print I got from a previous Con. Would the steelbox case be safe to get signed, or should I instead bring one of the other items I listed.

2. Prolly the more simple question: How much should I prepare? I was thinking somewhere around $250, including funds for the Autograph. Would this be acceptable for the convention, or should I prepare more/less. Also, is it better to pay with hard cash, use a card, or does it not really matter?

This took place in Ontario, California btw and yes, I did ask people to get some photos with me politely and dressed up as Bob Belcher from Bob's Burgers at the time.

I'll be attending this year's tokyo comic con and it'll be my first comic con overseas (coming from SEA). I'm currently budgeting my spendings for the event and have some questions.

I've seen soo many vlogs on the event but they never really show prices for prints and comics. So yeah that's what i wanted to know.

1. What are the usual prices for prints and comics? (not live commisions, i'm sure that's different and much more expensive)

2. Could we ask the artists to sign their artwork? I'd love to bring some of my variant comics for the artists to sign..

Thanks soo much!

literally tell me everything you know..

do ppl actually cosplay there? (going on halloween btw)

and like what even happens there.. (mother bought tickets, idk)

and. is it just anime and comics or r there other things :0

Hey im from Dallas Texas and I'm going to newyork for the first time for comiccon and was wondering if I could get any tips on what I should do or shouldn't do, maybe good hotels near places I want to be at? I'm going for about a week and am going for the convention and also just to explore NYC, i wanna get a good experience you know? Like central park, night life clubbing, go to spots to get some puerto rican food, ways to save money.

Just checking to see if any of you travel to the Central Valley for events?

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