James, no it wasn't.  Starlin doesn't do sketches at shows.  Instead, he preps some pieces beforehand and brings them with him.

I just picked these up. A comic strip from Frank Roberge.

Not familiar with the strips, William. But I love seeing original comic strips.

This will be arriving soon courtesy of Gentleman Jim Warden and JB.

Nice piece Paul. Here are my two Garcia-Lopez pages, with Jonah Hex #3, page 8 up first (That sneaky Jonah):

The second was a very pleasant surprise. I know have 2 sequential pages from Jonah Hes #4, the most dynamic pages from that issue, in my opinion. This is page 12.

I've enjoyed checking in with Tony Harris at each con I see him, but this year had me walking away with a stunning page of his to boot. Rocketeer Adventures #4, page 1 has a beautiful establishing shot. Tony spends a good deal of time on research to ensure that his pages are historically accurate and it certainly shows here with a vintage Santa Monica Pier circa early 1940's, men and women's swimwear, Muscle Beach, etc. The eye for detail as well as his storytelling skills are evident in everything from the scenes to the facial expressions. A true treasure in my collection from an amazing artist. Check out his creator-owned the Further Adventures of the Whistling Skull ..... and Roundeye, both upcoming.