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Now let's see, shrink a couple, and post some that nobody has seen anywhere else, unless they peeked in the family album!

Ah, this one started off the 2nd book on Friday.  2 of the older 3 would take turns asking for sketches if we found ourselves next to 2 artists with no lines.  Made for some fun conversations for us and for the artists as they argued over technique and tools of the trade. :)

Gene Gonzalez started the ball rolling with this cute Harley Quinn.  It was unfortunately ruined by another sketch obtained about 30 minutes before we left on Friday.  We were devastated, so we went back to Gene and asked if there was anyway he could do another Harley in the opposite corner if he had time.

He threatened bodily harm to the artist who ruined his sketch, but would give us an all-new, all-different Harley shot.  Gene Gonzalez, he's the man!

Here's Harley, again from Gene Gonzalez, replacing one masterpiece with another.

Now, for what bled through on Harley?

Lord Vader, by Tom Hodges.

Then there is the first of several Batman sketches from the convention.

John Beatty

Al Bigley

Buzz

That's a pretty nifty sketch, even if you can't see Tarantula's feet.

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I'm not sure if you're joking Brandon. I think you are, but just in case, that's Iron Fist, dude!

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I was joshing.  I just noticed how similar the characters looked in the absence of color (and all Byrne's bandana half-mask characters look alike anyway!).

Gilbert Shelton.