Countdown to BCC = 1 Day! : Baltimore Comic-Con Exclusives!

By pghhead -

from the official Baltimore Comic-Con press release . . . .
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - August 31, 2016 - The Baltimore Comic-Con takes place this September 2-4, 2016 at the Baltimore Convention Center! Online ticket sales end Thursday, so make sure you have yours to avoid extra lines = http://baltimorecomiccon.com/tickets/
This year, the Baltimore Comic-Con is proud to bring both show exclusive cover variants and Baltimore Comic-Con merchandise to the attending public. Here are a few examples of what you'll find:
25th Anniversary Labrynth cover by Eric Powell

First up is our exclusive Baltimore Comic-Con variant for the Jim Henson's Labyrinth 30th Anniversary Special by Eric Powell from our friends at BOOM! Studios.

Also from BOOM! Studios is the exclusive Baltimore Comic-Con variant for Skybourne by Frank Cho.
Alters with John McCrea cover and Paul Jenkins story

Next is our exclusive Baltimore Comic-Con variant for the Alters from AfterShock, written by Paul Jenkins with exclusive cover art from Hero Initiative guest John McCrea.
TMNT Universe Exclusive

IDW Publishing brings us the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Universe variant from Baltimore Comic-Con Guest of Honor Kevin Eastman.

The exclusive Baltimore Comic-Con Generation Zero variant from Valiant Entertainment features a cover by Wook-Jin Clark and is written by Baltimore Comic-Con guest Fred Van Lente.

American Mythology Productions brings us an exclusive Pink Panther cover, as well as a cover of Equilibrium created by Baltimore Comic-Con guests Natalie Jane, Dan Parsons, Pat Shand, Matt Slay, and Mike Wolfer, all of whom will be participating in a "mega-signing" at the American Mythology booth at 2pm on both Saturday and Sunday.

And, of course, we would be remiss if we didn't mention our 2016 Baltimore Comic-Con Yearbook featuring the characters of Archie Comics, with art from over 75 guests of the show, an exclusive VIP cover for VIP ticket holders, and available exclusively at the Baltimore Comic-Con!

Plus, we have a ton of Baltimore Comic-Con swag this year, including:

 

Baltimore Comic-Con Skybourne T-Shirt
Baltimore Comic-Con Hat
Magnetic Bottle Opener
Baltimore Comic-Con Pencils
Baltimore Comic-Con Pens

Also, we have a small run of Baltimore Comic-Con Skybourne Exclusive Cover tumblers (just 300):

Baltimore Comic-Con Skybourne Tumbler

A limited number of Baltimore Comic-Con Skybourne Exclusive Cover hoodies:

Limited Baltimore Comic-Con Hoodie

And a very limited run of Baltimore Comic-Con mugs (150):

Baltimore Comic-Con Mug
 

 
Save the Date! Baltimore Comic-Con 2017!
That's right! Mark your calendars now for the Baltimore Comic-Con's 17th Anniversary Show, which will take place the weekend of September 22-24, 2017 at the Baltimore Convention Center. You definitely won't want to miss it! We'll see YOU in Baltimore!

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