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convention-floorPlanning on going to your first convention? Wanting to know more about conventions in general? Trying to learn the etiquette of a show even if you’ve already attended one before?

Stephanie and Lan have you covered on their first special edition of Comicsbound. They discuss:

  • Convention etiquette
  • Commissions
  • What should go in your convention survival kit (ie. water and granola bars)
  • How to plan your weekend

AND MORE.

Take a listen and let us know what some of YOUR convention go to tips are for surviving a weekend at your favourite comic con.

Comicsbound is:
Stephanie Cooke – @hellocookie
Lan Pitts – @pittsed_off

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Stephanie Cooke
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Stephanie is a Toronto based writer and editor. She's a comic book fan, avid gamer, movie watcher, lover of music, and sarcasm. She is a purveyor of too many projects and has done work for Talking Comics, JoBlo.com, Agents of Geek, Word of the Nerd, C&G Magazine, Dork Shelf, and more. Her writing credits include "Home Sweet Huck" (Mark Millar's Millarworld Annual 2017), "Lungarella (Secret Loves of Geek Girls, 2016), "Behind Enemy Linens" (BLOCKED Anthology, 2017), "Home and Country" (Toronto Comics Anthology, 2017) and more to come. You can read more about her shenanigans over on her <a href="http://www.stephaniecooke.ca">personal web site</a>.

2 thoughts on “Comicsbound Special Edition: Conventions 101

  1. New York Comic Con tip: Need the restroom but don’t want to wait in line on the show floor? Head to Artists Alley. Behind the false walls along the perimeter of the room are restrooms that go largely unnoticed, so lines are rare. BONUS TIP: Just, you know, STAY in Artists Alley. It’s the best part of the con!

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