The Quarter Bin

It’s Sunday night, and Baltimore Comic Con 08 is now officially over. I’m kind of bummed, it went by way too quickly. That’s the problem with two-day conventions, I guess. We made the most of all the time we had, though, and we’re gearing up to bring you all kinds of footage from the show. Hit the jump to find out how we spent our last day in Baltimore.

We didn’t have any panels to cover today, so instead we talked to a whole lot of people. Look forward to even more interviews, including Marvel writer Dan Slott, DC artist Adam Hughes, and Jimmy Palmiotti, DC artist and co-writer of the upcoming Mortal Kombat vs. DC game and animated Dead Space movie–and those are just to name a few! In between interviews, we walked the floor and tried to take everything in.

This guy has been following us around since New York Comic Con, and in Baltimore he towered over everyone else… literally. Oh, and in case you were wondering, yes, he is for sale. Only $2300 and you can take Hulk home. Now, how you’re going to get him home and where you’re going to stash him is another story entirely.

Here’s Luke with Amanda Connor, artist of the upcoming Terra and Power Girl series.

We also spent some of our hard-earned cash on swag, in addition to what we got for free. You’ll get a glimpse at that later tonight, as well as getting a report on this year’s Harvey Awards winners. Don’t forget, we’ve got a lot more Comic Con goodness in store for you guys. Thanks for the good times, Baltimore!