I'm slowly becoming one of those guys that reads more news about, and talks more about, comics and gaming than I actually read comics or play games, so my GenCon experience each year is becoming more about connecting with old friends. There is a lot of crossover between nerd-spheres so I should never be surprised when I see movie people at GenCon, like Matthew Meyers from Hoosierdance, FX guru Rob Merickel, and my Chicago people Jay Neander and Jon Solita.
But I make new friends, too.
I can't help but think about the food trucks when I'm there, and there was a time I would rather game than eat.
But sometimes I see something I can't resist, as displayed below.
Now to find time to play these beasts, and read that Doctor Who book I bought (not pictured).
But I make new friends, too.
I can't help but think about the food trucks when I'm there, and there was a time I would rather game than eat.
But sometimes I see something I can't resist, as displayed below.
Now to find time to play these beasts, and read that Doctor Who book I bought (not pictured).
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