IDW Publishing's participation in Baltimore Comic Con detailed

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from the official IDW Publishing press release . . . .
 
 
IDW Heads To Baltimore Comic-Con 2016
IDW Publishing Returns To Baltimore With Guests, Exclusives, Panels, and More!

San Diego, CA (September 1, 2016) –  Baltimore Comic-Con is back this Friday and IDW will be there greeting fans with convention exclusives, captivating panels, and an all-star lineup!
 
IDW, in conjunction with DC Entertainment, will be unveiling a special convention exclusive at the show: Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Hardcover, with a cover by TMNT co-creator and Baltimore Comic-Con Guest of Honor, Kevin Eastman. This 144-page hardcover collects the sold-out, smash hit series by James Tynion IV and Freddie Williams II. This special edition hardcover is limited to only 400 copies, and is available for $40 each at IDW's booth #2004!
 
A special exclusive version of TMNT Universe #1, with a new cover by Kevin Eastman, will also be made available for sale at their Show Exclusives booth located in the show lobby. 
 
In addition to these limited exclusives, be sure to add these panels to your con schedule:
  
IDW PUBLISHING: THE BIG PANEL
Friday, Sept. 2nd, 5-6pm, Room 339-342
Come experience the latest from IDW! Join President Greg Goldstein, VP of Marketing Dirk Wood, 
along with the legendary Walter Simonson and other surprise guests as they detail current plans, awesome futuristic plans, and much more. Prizes, announcements, and Q & A! More than that too, but what else do  you need?
 
KEVIN EASTMAN SPOTLIGHT 
Saturday, Sept. 3rd, 1:30-2:30pm, Room 339-342
 
Kevin Eastman is the co-creator of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a publisher, a supporter of creator rights, and so much more. Join our Guest of Honor for a revealing look at his amazing career! 
 
 
DARWYN COOKE TRIBUTE
Saturday, Sept. 3rd, 5:00-6:00pm, Room 345-346
This past year comics lost one of its modern greats and the Baltimore Comic-Con lost a friend. Join Frank Tieri, Billy Tucci, Dirk Wood, J.G. Jones, and more for this tribute to Darwyn Cooke. 
 

About IDW
IDW Media Holdings, Inc. (OTC PINK:IDWM) is a fully integrated media company, which includes publishing, games, entertainment, and the San Diego Comic Art Gallery. 
 
IDW Publishing’s comic book and graphic novel catalog includes some of the world’s most popular entertainment brands, including Transformers, My Little Pony, Star Trek, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Ghostbusters, and Disney’s classic characters. At IDW’s core is its commitment to creator-owned comics including 30 Days of Night, Locke & Key, Wormwood, Ragnarök, V-Wars, and Archangel by bestselling sci-fi author William Gibson.
 
IDW Publishing is also home to the acclaimed and award-winning imprints; Top Shelf, The Library of American Comics, Yoe! Books, and Artist Editions, showcasing the greatest original art ever published in American comic books.
 
IDW Games’ diverse line-up includes the international phenomenon Machi Koro, as well as hit licensed games such as X-Files, Back to the Future, The Godfather, and TMNT.
 
IDW Entertainment currently serves as the worldwide distributor of Wynonna Earp airing on the Syfy Channel in the U.S. and is producing BBC America’s Dirk Gently, based the best seller by Douglas Adams starring Elijah Wood and Sam Barnett, and Brooklyn Animal Control for USA Network.
 

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