Adam Hughes, Jim Starlin added to Baltimore Comic Con guest list

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from the official press release . . . . .

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - June 4, 2016 - The 2016 Baltimore Comic-Con will be held September 2-4 at the Inner Harbor's Baltimore Convention Center, and we are thrilled to announce the our next set of guests appearing at the show. With 3 months until the big event, we are now over 130 guests from the comics industry (with a celebrity announcement just around the corner!). Join us as we welcome guests old and new from all corners and roles — Ticket information is available here . . . . . . http://baltimorecomiccon.com/tickets/
Harley Quinn Road Trip Special by Bret Blevins
In addition to the guests we have previously announced, the Baltimore Comic-Con is pleased to welcome John Anderson (The Infinites), Brett Blevins (Harley Quinn Road Trip Special), Jim Calafiore (Leaving Megalopolis: Surviving Megalopolis), Elias Chatzoudis (Grimm Fairy Tales presents Oz: Reign of the Witch Queen), Sean Chen (Aliens vs. Zombies), Paris Cullins (Blue Beetle), Joe Eisma (Morning Glories), Veronica Fish (Archie Comics), Joe Giella courtesy of Hero Initiative (Green Lantern), Brian Haberlin (Witchblade), Bo Hampton (3 Devils), Joe Harris (Rockstars), Meghan Hetrick (Red Thorn),
Betty & Veronica #1 by Adam Hughes
Adam Hughes (Betty & Veronica), Paul Jenkins (Replica), Justin Jordan (The Legacy of Luther Strode), Hope Larson (Batgirl), Mike Lilly (Red Agent), Nate Lovett (Actionverse Featuring Midnight Tiger), 
Deadpool & Cable: Split Second by Fabian Nicieza
Laura Martin (Black Panther), John McCrea, courtesy of Hero Initiative (Judge Dredd), Tradd Moore (The Legacy of Luther Strode),Fabian Nicieza (Deadpool & Cable: Split Second), Paul Pelletier (Justice League), Andrew Pepoy (Futurama Comics), Lyle Pollard (Scarlet Huntress), Rafer Roberts (A&A: The Adventures of Archer and Armstrong), Nei Ruffino (Silk), Mark Schultz (Conan the Slayer), Andy Smith (Earth 2, Thanos GN), Allison Sohn (Red Sonja), Jim Starlin (Thanos: The Infinity Finale), Mark Texeira (Doctor Strange), and Ron Wilson (Marvel Two-in-One).
 

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