First things, first. Chad Lambert's book signing was a blast. Chad stayed almost 2 hours past our planned time. We also made the announcement during his visit, that Chad, will be the guest of honor for the inaugural Champion City Comic Con, on September 12. Chad will speak on his research into Point Pleasant, the Mothman and who knows what else. He will sit on at least one panel and he will also, of course, have plenty of his books there for sale as well.

Ok, here are some pics from Chad's visit. And, once again, sorry for the delay in posting, but there is just SOOOO much to do planning for the convention.

Yep, even Bill and I had to get in on the action. Bill picked up a signed copy of "Kill the Revisionist" and I grabbed all of Chad's Bloodrayne variant covers to get signed. Looks like I'm starting up a personal collection again. In style even.

Frank Raynor was awesome enough to interview Chad on behalf of Underground Video Network. It was a great interview, Chad and Frank both seemed to have had a blast.

Click here to view Chad's interview.

THAT'S RIGHT!! A comic con in "The Field"! Main Street Comics & Games is proud to present the FIRST comic convention in town in TWENTY years! The convention will be held at Wittenberg University's Joseph C. Shouvlin Center for Lifelong Learning, 737 Fountain Ave. It will be September 12, 2009 from 10am 'til 7pm, with some events and tournaments lasting late into the evening. There will be comic and game retailers as well as private collectors from all over the central Ohio area. There will be many independent writers, artists and publishers in attendance as well, to sell and promote thier works. For a complete listing of vendors and creators who will attend check out G-Man's post in the "Store" thread on the forums. The convention web site is currently under construction and will be up very soon as well.

ARTISTS!!! Want to get your work on the cover of the first annual Champion City Comic Con program? Bring your submissions into the store, or email them to us. The winner will have their artwork on the program cover, with runners up getting their artwork on convention posters and fliers. Be warned, but not discouraged, your art will be up against professional cover artists as well. Check back often for more up to date details.

And for you disbelievers, yes, girls read comics too! These ladies read Dead Romeo.