A few weeks ago we posted the big news that Stan Lee had been added to the guest list for Dragon*con 2010. One of the biggest questions circulating the various Dragon*con forums and sites is whether Stan Lee would be do any autographs. Well, we officially know now that the answer is “yes.” However, it seems that his signings will be handled a bit differently than most fans are used to.

Last time I wrote about Star Wars Celebration V, Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia) was the only person on the guest list and not a whole lot more was known. Boy have things changed in the past few months. There is seemingly little doubt that Star Wars Celebration V is going to be a fandom convention of downright galactic proportions. And oh yeah, this guy named George Lucas will be there, and he’s being interviewed by this other guy named John Stewart.

Trading card manufacturers release images of exclusive promo cards for March 21 non-sports card show
HERSHEY, Pa – The Baltimore Non-Sports Card Convention, Charm City, Maryland’s premier pop-culture and non-sports card event, will be held this Sunday, March 21, with some exciting and new revelations.
Trading card manufacturers Rittenhouse Archives and Breygent Marketing recently revealed convention promo cards, designed exclusively for the show.
Rittenhouse, who will be exhibiting at the event, will be providing a CP1 card for their upcoming James Bond: Heroes and Villains set, while Breygent Marketing will be supplying a …

New Show Exclusive Promos On Tap Provided By Trading Card Manufacturers
Hershey, Pa – Lights, camera, action! With only a few days remaining until the debut of the Baltimore Non-Sports Card Convention, USA Theatres, organizers of the event, have recently announced some exciting new additions to the show.
Autograph Collector Magazine (a monthly publication in the autograph hobby since 1986 that covers autographs and memorabilia, from Hollywood to history, music to sports, signed books and more) and Radio Once More (a radio station that broadcasts old time radio and great …

I’m one of those people who has been collecting autographs for years. I didn’t intend to. I know lots of people don’t. I even know some people who look down on people who do. I never intended to start, honest.
I became an autograph collector inadvertently. When I was in my mid-teens, my mom took me to Kennedy Space Center’s Star Trek day. It was a chance to meet some stars from the franchise, which was a first for me, because I hadn’t started attending conventions yet. Part of the deal …