Cowtown Comic Con Was a Blast!

Cowtown Comic Con turned out to be huge fun, full of meeting new people, seeing cool things (and buying them), and learning about the *many* things we don’t know. Everything has its nuances, and being a vendor at a con is no exception.It wasn’t a train wreck, but at times the train swayed back and forth on the tracks.

Management brought the event off without any hitches I could see, and everybody we met was unfailingly friendly and helpful. I’ll definitely consider trying it again next year and looking for some other cons in the area.

We’ll be at Cowtown Comic Con October 22 and 23 in Fort Worth, Texas

This year I’ll have a spot at Cowtown Comic Con in Fort Worth (my hometown) on October 22 and 23. I’ve never rented a booth at a con before, so come witness the train wreck!

I’ll be signing and selling paperbacks and a few hardbacks. Come by and chat! Meet my very patient wife. Eat the candy that I hope the venue will let us put out. Ask me questions while I’m pinned down and can’t escape. (It’s good for me.)

Cowtown Comic Con is the area’s newest comic con. They had a great event in 2021 and are putting up a bigger and better one for 2022. In their words:

“We are dedicated to bringing comic book fans more than just a celebrity show. We want everyone to come out and enjoy themselves for an affordable price. As fans, we want to showcase the artists and comic creators that are helping to shape the comic industry.”

Affordable means $10 for a one-day ticket and $18 if you want to go both days. You can get tickets here. (After October 21 the prices go up to $15 and $25.)

Cowtown Comic Con will take place at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in the Amon G. Carter Jr. Exhibits Hall at 3400 Burnett Tandy Dr in Fort Worth, Texas. It will be open Saturday from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm and Sunday from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm.

Check out their website and their Facebook page.

I have some new marketing materials. I *may* have a reveal of the new Death’s Collector cover. (The fiery guy at the left was the *losing* cover.)

Thank you to everybody who joined us at the Carpe Diem book signing!

Lys and Shado Wiley graciously allowed us to sprawl all over their beautiful, two-story, open-format establishment. We saw a lot of friends, old and new. We sold and signed books. Ladies sang beautiful music. People listened to me read and survived with their faculties intact. It was a great day, even if I did skip the booze-infused ice cream.

Let’s do it again sometime!