Guest list of 230+ at Baltimore Comic Con

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Baltimore Comic-Con Adds 60+ Guests

from the official BCC press release . . . . .
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - August 29, 2016 - You don't want to miss the 2016 Baltimore Comic-Con at the Inner Harbor's Baltimore Convention Center on September 2-4! Tickets for the show are on sale -- avoid lines and buy ahead!
In one final flurry of mass guest announcements before the show, we wanted to formally inform our attending public of those guests who have not yet been featured in one of our Press Releases to date. We've been adding so many and so quickly that we didn't realize how many we'd amassed!
So, without further ado, to our previously announced guests, we are exceptionally proud to announce the addition of:
  • Zeea Adams
  • James Asmus
  • Tyler BossF966a2d5 32c4 4d91 aa05 9a67f5f7b209
  • June Brigman
  • Mark Buckingham
  • Jeffrey Burandt
  • Greg Burnham
  • Buzz
  • Dennis CaleroAd7229cd fd02 453d 90f1 9b8f7d547c89
  • Joe Carabeo
  • Jerry Carr
  • Matthew Clark
  • Mike Curtis
  • Matthew Daley
  • Matt Dembicki
  • Dan Didio (Friday only)
  • G.D. Falksen
  • Shane Fisher
  • David Gallaher
  • Ransom Getty
  • Chris Giarrusso
  • Cory Godbey
  • Mike Gold
  • Tony Harris
  • Marc Hempel
  • Josh Hood
  • Greg Horn
  • Tini Howard
  • Jeff King
  • Denis Kitchen
  • Evelyn Kriete
  • Jeff Lemire - Friday only
  • Aaron Lopresti (courtesy of Painted Visions)
  • Kevin Maguire
  • Billy Martin
  • Mike McKone
  • Pop Mhan (Saturday only)
  • Chris Miskiewicz
  • Goni Montes
  • Terry Moore
  • Sarah Moseley
  • Trevor Mueller
  • Chris O>Matic
  • Kwanza Osajyefo
  • Matt Pizzolo
  • Shelley Pleger
  • Joe Pruett
  • Brian Pulido
  • Joe Rivera
  • Matthew Rosenberg
  • Dave Sharpe
  • Brian Shearer
  • Matthew Dow Smith
  • Tim Smith
  • Marc Sparacio
  • Joe Staton
  • Mark Stokes
  • Paul Storrie
  • Karl Story
  • Eric Talbot
  • Ben Taylor
  • Jeremy Treece
  • Tim Truman
  • Sean Von Gorman
  • John Workman
WHEW!
We have over 230 guests this year, not including our Artists Alley guests. Bring comfortable shoes, because there's going to be a lot for you to see and do! From fantastic retailers and exhibitors to an amazing programming schedule, an art auction to an industry awards ceremony, kids programming to multiple costume contests, not to mention people-watching all of our cosplayers -- if you're having trouble finding something to do, you're doing Comic-Con wrong!
 
We will see you in Baltimore!

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