Maybe I should’ve asked James O’Barr if he wanted to hangout. It was especially upsetting this year as I had good whiskey to share to all who wanted after the show. Perhaps at the next con I’ll have more fun celebrity encounters. Unless you count almost peeing next to Matt Ryan in the restroom, which I do not. In the past I’ve nearly been bowled over by a rampaging George Wendt, almost knocked over by a pissed off Lou Ferrigno, and “handled” by the security of Millie Bobby Brown when she accidentally ran into me.

So, we kind of bummed around looking for people to talk to. Like I said, the morning wasn’t very busy. We also tried checking out the cosplay corner, but it was packed! We couldn’t even get over there to take pictures. He was busy as hell by far one of the busiest creator booths at the con. We had some fun talking with our new buddies over at Source Point Press and hung out with Mike Watson periodically. Things slowly picked up during the day, but the morning was fairly uneventful. Except for the part where I briefly got sucked in between dimensions and was nearly attacked by a blurry maniac who may or may not have been brandishing a war hammer. Of course things definitely picked up later, but the morning was a nice way to ease into the event. There wasn’t a lot of people and everyone was kind of chill. The morning scene was much like the Friday scene. Once we ate and warmed up our frostbitten limbs we made our way back to the con. After that we went on our exodus through Cleveland in search of breakfast. I don’t know if he was attending the con later that day, but he did have a Mohawk and looked like a superhero. Saturday morning I went to the gym and worked out next to an overly excited gym goer.

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