Please join me at Baltimore Comic Con

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from the official Baltimore Comic-Con press release . . . . .

PLB Comics to offer convention exclusive cover of Gideon and Sebastian: Predators & Prey #1 at Baltimore Comic-Con

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - July 29, 2011 - PLB Comics will be offering a convention only exclusive cover of their newest offering,  at this year's Baltimore Comic-Con. The first in a series of anthology books featuring PLB's vampire hunting duo, Gideon and Sebastian features the talents of some of today's up and coming indie creators such as:  Nathan Thomas Milliner, Mat Shockley, Nikkol Jelenic, Josh Shockley, and James Dufendach. PLB Comics Gideon and Sebastian: Predators & Prey #1

Vampires don't sparkle! And you won't find an ounce of pixie dust or teenage romance in this hard hitting, wise cracking, vampire slaying bonanza! Follow the adventures of Gideon, The Vatican's greatest vampire slayer and Sebastian, a vampire who has traded his allegiance to the Vatican in return for a serum that sates his need for blood. See as this duo eradicates the vampire menace, all the while looking for the bloodsuckers that killed Gideon's family. Discover the secrets of the beautiful and deadly villainess Cassandra.

The PLB Comics table will also feature the lovely and talented model Mel S., who is the inspiration for the series' villainess Cassandra. Mel will be in costume and posing for pictures and speaking with fans all weekend long.

With a price tag of only $3.00, Gideon and Sebastian: Predators & Prey #1 promises to be one of the most affordable branded convention exclusives available at this year's Baltimore Comic-Con. Past PLB convention exclusives have sold out within hours of a convention's opening and no less is expected for this premier issue.

To find out more about PLB Comics please go to: http://www.plbcomics.com or http://www.facebook.com/plb.comics

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