I went to Terrificon back in 2022 and was super impressed. It’s right up there with Heroes Con as one of the best comic shows in the country.

Gene Autry's contribution to holiday theme songs didn't stop with Rudolph. He also wrote and popularized the song Here Comes Peter Cottontail.

Even a poor person would recognize that that was your basement,not your living room.

Wow, that line isn’t worth it.😮

Your hair is looking good sorry not a comic comment 😂

I'll Keep My Eyes Open For any All Red 66 Covers I Come across For Ya Bud

Nice Video 🎉

Still have that hulk 181 cgc 3.0 ? Or did it sell at Elite ?

You are the King of Sticker People.

I went on Friday. It’s was a good comic con. I got some sketches from Scott Hanna and mark bagley.

Hi Jim Wow nice fantastic four book behind you. Want to sell?

Is that Clown comic by Harvey? The style looks very similar to Harvey's style.

It was great seeing and talking with again Jim. I always learn a lot about DC when we chat.

I've got a real nice near perfect copy of detective 585 that I plan to get slabbed. I really like the look of that cover in particular.

It was a pleasure getting to see you, have launch, and talk a bit. Love the comic knowledge you gave others. I also collected a bunch of stickers from sticker people and am proud to add them to my collection. This was my first Terrificon and it was awesome. Can't wait to head back again next year.

Clue me in. What do you mean when you say sticker people? I’m not familiar with the term.

Always appreciate your comic book knowledge, even more so with gold and silver age books. Thanks for sharing your experience at the con buying comics and encountering the sticker people!

Cutting is not right!

love the Neal Adams covers. TErrificon looks interesting. how was the walking on the con floor - my biggest problem is typically the wall to wall people. I go to NYCC every year so I know the problem well.

Could have made a fortune selling soy food by the looks of those line holders. 😂

The blonde at the 8:47 mark was smoking hot

I will say this...that was the MOST comic dealers I've seen at A BIG show....in a long time. Good for die-hard comic collectors...

I would love to go to Terrificon someday, but I also like to go to casinos, ergo I should start saving. right. now.

Hahaha that's me in the green shirt and glasses two people in front of you in line. Can't believe I didn't recognize you! Would have definitely said hello and how much I enjoy the channel. (I did run into Mike from Lunch Money Comics and got to chat with him.) Hope you had a nice show.

Nice books! 🎉

GREAT STUFF Jim !

What a great con! I prefer cons that aren’t wall to wall people like NY Comicon. Plus free parking! lol Those Neal Adam’s covers looked great! Nice score! Terrificon had a great variety of collectibles. There were a bunch of celebrities plus creators that were not promoted. The highlight for me was meeting Michael Golden…one of my all-time favorite artists. Since I didn’t know he would be there, I had to scramble to find a clean copy of Dr. Strange Vol. 2 #55 from vendors to get Mr. Golden’s signature. I didn’t care about getting it witnessed. I just wanted it for my PC. I rarely geek out but meeting and chatting with him was a genuine thrill.

Was my anniversary weekend so I missed it this year.

Heard Keanu Reeves was there a long wait up to nine hours to see him, heard limit was 100 people only and didn’t charge for autographs.

Jim, your Clown Comic Book's original on-sale date has been identified at the Grand Comics Database: Dec. 14, 1945. Source was Catalog of Copyright Entries, Periodicals. Always go to the GCD as your source of info for older comics. We are constantly updating the entries to benefit collectors. And currently we do NOT have any Mac Raboy artwork credits on Kid Eternity -- sorry.

Gene Autry's version of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was in Christmas Vacation, so if you've seen that movie, you know the song. But I'm one of those weird people who has actually seen some of his movies. Great grab. You're also getting me with that Neal Adams goodness. Love his work. Looks like you had a great time at Terrificon, Jim. Awesome haul.

I was there. Great show. I had Pepe's pizza for lunch. You are correct that the good food makes it special.

Sorry to say. I was one of the people who was waiting in line and watched you "somehow" get in without waiting.

As always, an informative and entertaining video. Love your insights and eye for DC and "esoteric" books. Also, in addition to all those things Gene Autry js know for, he also owned the California Angels for almost 40 years.

Nice. I bet you loved those two small vendors with all the golden/silver age stuff.

Please don't use your phone while you're driving; it is incredibly dangerous.

Go for the Whitman Micronauts 1 in 9.8. Better value

Nice pickups! Justice League 138 is one of my favorite covers

100 years from now they will have a “Bronzeville Collection” Pedigree where eligible issues will be verified by a small white circular sticker in the lower right corner of the outer bag where the year the book was released was chronicled.

Trim those nose hairs.

The beginning of the video that was Mitch hallock who runs the convention. Has a podcast with Jerry ordway called the power cosmic.

Those Neal Adams 'Tec covers are some of my favorites from childhood. They've held their value through the boom and bust cycles.

HA! Oh noes not sticker people.

First!

This could have been a 3 minute video. 5 tops. But 23 minutes of this guy whining. What a drama queen.

I didn't buy the Art Adams Longshot series either when it was released, I'd never heard of the character at the time. But I was lucky enough to find the whole miniseries a few months later at a used book store in Sydney (of which there were half a dozen in one part of one street in the city), all issues in as-new condition. I've been a big Adams fan ever since. Fortunately Adams is still around, sadly all those used book stores were demolished years ago to make way for soul-less, anonymous apartment buildings.

Wow some crazy prices.

Ha! Do you want to see looong lines? Try DragonCon in Atlanta Georgia. Imagine lines like the one you saw, for every individual event! Worse, you have to walk like five blocks to get to each event because it’s spread out so huge! I gave up going there and I call it Drag-your-feet-Con.

Been to two Cons over several years. Mostly to help work shifts Of a table of my Sci fi club. I've never seen anything like what you show in this video. Seriously who organized this? Where was this held? What was the capacity? This is sheer lunacy.

Almost as if someone wants to keep from having high grades on big books if it didn’t come from a big auction house