A commentary on London Expo through the medium of art
I know Andy at least wanted a better copy of this one.  I thought briefly about tidying it up, but I think I'll probably end up using the gag somewhere else anyway.  I get more worried about teh kidz every year.  ;)




Would we get a table again?  Tricky.  It was nice to be with a whole bunch of other comicers, even if I didn't get round many of them.  But there wasn't a fat lot of business to be had, and I doubt we broke even.  I think we sold roughly what we sold at Aya, which is slightly rubbish given that there were at least 20-30 times the amount of people through the hall.  ;)

I remain convinced that the punters at Expo just aren't there for amateur stuff.  The kids are there for the big licenses, and the teens are there to socialise and pose.  And the fact that I had to spend over an hour in the queue both days even with a fasttrack ticket because we couldn't buy any more dealer passes was frankly taking the piss.

In other news, still waiting to find out if I've got webspace to do Revolution Baby in.  Hurry up!