speculawyer
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Organizer should send him a bill for 3 tables.
According to Gaf, they were supposed to flip tables, make a scene, and risk their reputations in the industry.
When someone squeezes their way into the space that you paid for it's already gotten physical.
Where do you see that implied?
He showed up early and took other peoples tables and set them up without making a scene. Thats a far cry from other people taking his stuff off the tables and taking them back for yourself. I guess he'll just sit there and allow you to do that as well.
Just shake a shampoo bottle at him and he will run.Have you seen Nat Jones? Dude could take the table out of my kitchen right now and I wouldn't say shit about it.
Yeah, let this dude take a table I paid several hundred dollars for. How is this a problem? I'd just take it back.
Are you five?What a thing to be outraged about. Comic book art, lol.
Life isn't as simple as doing whatever you feel like doingOf course. But its really pathetic. Someone took your table or space go do something about it. Crying online about it is the wuss way.
That could ruin your career.
That could ruin your career.
Has the information of how many tables Arthur registered come out yet? Can't find it but I suck at google and bing.
i was actually against this guy before the edit. when i found out he drew the wolverine o face then i instantly changed sides.lol @ the new thread title
4 - 3 = 1
"What you cant see are Dan Parent, Rachel Richey, and Francis Manapuls tables. Thats because Suydam decided to get there early, set up four tables, three of which were designated for them, and move their name tags."
That doesn't tell how many tables he registered for.
If he indeed just registered for one, then that's that, he was a dumbass. If he was told/thought he had registered for more (usually happens when you are "big", and have a good amount of display/merch), he might have committed a mistake.
And the only account of talking with Arthur (hard I know) is from Dan Parent, and seemingly Arthur wasn't that "aware" of "being a jerk". Francis Manapul barely addressed the whole event.
The comics industry is also not very well known for its members being all that upfront with each other.
The industry is really incestuous, so people get worried that making a stink will lead to that burnt bridge preventing them from a job they need later on, because everyone knows everyone else and jobs aren't necessarily assigned based on merit. So basically, a lot of writers and artists spend large amounts of time just eating shit.
But those people who did street justice wouldn't be teaching manners.But what if a angry bunch of people attending decide to dish out street justice & trash the other tables he had taken over, dragged the tables away from his location (or similar)?
Seems to me that the guy needs to be taught a lesson in manners!
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But those people who did street justice wouldn't be teaching manners.
That doesn't tell how many tables he registered for.
If he indeed just registered for one, then that's that, he was a dumbass. If he was told/thought he had registered for more (usually happens when you are "big", and have a good amount of display/merch), he might have committed a mistake.
And the only account of talking with Arthur (hard I know) is from Dan Parent, and seemingly Arthur wasn't that "aware" of "being a jerk". Francis Manapul barely addressed the whole event.
So you didn't read the thread, or you would have saw that there's a huge risk for someone in the comics industry if they make such a scene.
Organizer should send him a bill for 3 tables.
An exaggerated point people are leaping on to try and excuse their pussiness. The tweets everyone is using as gospel even tries to make the "well some people are just non-confrontational" excuse.
I don't know what's more hilarious - that pic or the "About The Artist" section of his website.
Couldn't this be solved with just a few hired goons?
You've read too many comic books.![]()
Can I get a link for the wolverine face thread?
So you didn't read the thread, or you would have saw that there's a huge risk for someone in the comics industry if they make such a scene.
That doesn't tell how many tables he registered for.
If he indeed just registered for one, then that's that, he was a dumbass. If he was told/thought he had registered for more (usually happens when you are "big", and have a good amount of display/merch), he might have committed a mistake.
And the only account of talking with Arthur (hard I know) is from Dan Parent, and seemingly Arthur wasn't that "aware" of "being a jerk". Francis Manapul barely addressed the whole event.
I don't know what's more hilarious - that pic or the "About The Artist" section of his website.
Sounds like BS. From all other accounts, they pulled a "do you know who I am?" type thing.UPDATE: Arthur Suydams representative Renee Witterstaetter has now responded to Bleeding Cool saying,
In response to the posts about the Montreal Comic Con this weekend and the table placement for artists at the show:
Let me state that I am the booking agent for a group of artists including Michael Golden, Arthur Suydam, Mike Zeck, and others at the convention.
When we arrived for set up on Thursday, there was a snafu with the table setups for ALL the artists. In order to correct the problem, everyone was moved.
The Montreal Comic Con, much to their credit, stepped in and found solutions for all the table placements, so that all artists had their agreed upon table amounts!
No changes were made without the shows knowledge and no artist made any arbitrary changes on their own. Any artist there for set up was informed of the changes, and we assume others were told as soon as they could be told.
In the end, none of us were where we were originally supposed to be on the map. But it appears that all the fans found us anyway and everyone has had a great time at the event. So anything else being said about the situation by third parties is simply spreading untruths.
Wed like to thank the Montreal Comic Con for their support and willingness to fix the situation. And most of all thank the fans that come to see us at the show.
Best, Renee Witterstaetter