Hype-a-roni: Marvel Comics Writer - Live in Denver - Saturday, May 19th

[Roger Stern]

Just in case anyone is interested ...

"On Saturday, May 19th, we will be hosting a personal appearance at our Jason St. Mega-Store by legendary comics writer, Roger Stern. As a part of his visit to Denver, Roger has agreed to also sign a limited number of autographs for fans who shop with us from around the world. We will begin taking advance requests for comics signed by Roger today, and will ship them to you on Monday, May 21st.

"To reserve Roger's autograph, simply order from our website any of the thousands of great comics that Roger has written over the years, and then also indicate how many of them you would like to have autographed. As with our previous autograph offers from Jim Shooter and Chris Claremont, there is a $2 fee per autograph, all of the proceeds of which go to offset the travel costs of bringing our comics guests to Denver. In exchange for your $2 per autograph fee you receive not only your signed comics, but also a nice certificate of authenticity for each issue. We've received exceptionally positive feedback about our past autograph programs, so I am really happy that Roger agreed to make this wonderful opportunity available for you."

-- Chuck Rozanski,
President - Mile High Comics, Inc.
May 2, 2012

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When did I become "legendary"?

-- Uncle Rog

[Neutrino]

When did I become "legendary"?

-- Uncle Rog

Didn't you help come up with Superboy? That'd do it.

Or, you know, everything else you've done too. (Kingsley represent!)

[Iron Maiden]

I'd love to get my GN "Triumph and Torment" or Avengers: Under Siege signed but I am no where near Denver. I did get Mike Mignola to sign "Triumph" in Chicago's C2E2 when he was there.

[Global Honored]

Sounds good Uncle Rog.
If anyone gets a chance to go, drop back in and let us know how it went. I will be super jealous. Great opportunity to meet one of the best creators that has ever graced the Marvel bullpen. Legendary runs on Cap, Spidey, Avengers and to me...Dr. Strange has never been better.

[Roger Stern]

Didn't you help come up with Superboy?

No, that was Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.

Unless you mean this guy ...

... who was created by Karl Kesel and Tom Grummett.
(Though I was in the room when they designed him.)

-- Uncle Rog

[Telos]

When did I become "legendary"?

-- Uncle Rog

Probably around the same time Captain America #247-255, Avengers #270-277 and Triumph and Torment were released.

I picked up Captain America Corps at a Con recently and loved it. We need more fun, standalone miniseries like that - kudos to you and Philip, Uncle Rog!