London film and comic con this weekend (28-30th july)

[ScruffyLookingNH]

Great photos Love meeting the actors. Alan Harris is a super nice guy.

[Dorsetmark]

you picked up much?[/quote]

Only a reservation for FF - so tempted by the minty carded figures ( but have the misses with me so must be good )

[Lindo]

didn't realise Hannibal was is star wars ^^

[SAVORY100]

didn't realise Hannibal was is star wars ^^

Galen Erso in Rogue One!
Funnily enough we only talked about Hannibal though, which seemed to cheer him up no end as i expect he'd been answering Rogue One questions all morning!

[Lindo]

didn't realise Hannibal was is star wars ^^

Galen Erso in Rogue One!
Funnily enough we only talked about Hannibal though, which seemed to cheer him up no end as i expect he'd been answering Rogue One questions all morning!

Hannibal is an awesome show

[SAVORY100]

didn't realise Hannibal was is star wars ^^

Galen Erso in Rogue One!
Funnily enough we only talked about Hannibal though, which seemed to cheer him up no end as i expect he'd been answering Rogue One questions all morning!

Hannibal is an awesome show

Totally agree - I loved it

[TRILOGY COLLECTOR]

Loving the pics ---- well done mate

[Gaz46&2]

I went yesterday with the wife and kids. I've been most years since 2005 when it used to be at Earls Court 2, only a few hundred people turned up and you were done by lunch time and now things are very different. I stopped getting SW autographs a few years ago, too many negative experiences with miserable old ungrateful gits. We got a virtual ticket for Biff Tannen at 9:30 numbered 269 and waited until 16:30 to meet him, yet we got a virtual ticket for David Morrisey numbered 532 and got it signed at 12:30pm. It's typical of the event, it's badly organised and staffed by volunteers who don't know what they're doing. I tend to find that I spend the day sitting around waiting to get stuff signed or a photoshoot to take place, there isn't a lot on sale anymore unless you collect funko POP and nothing I can't buy online at a better price. I've said I won't be going to LFCC again, I mean it this time.

[SAVORY100]

I went yesterday with the wife and kids. I've been most years since 2005 when it used to be at Earls Court 2, only a few hundred people turned up and you were done by lunch time and now things are very different. I stopped getting SW autographs a few years ago, too many negative experiences with miserable old ungrateful gits. We got a virtual ticket for Biff Tannen at 9:30 numbered 269 and waited until 16:30 to meet him, yet we got a virtual ticket for David Morrisey numbered 532 and got it signed at 12:30pm. It's typical of the event, it's badly organised and staffed by volunteers who don't know what they're doing. I tend to find that I spend the day sitting around waiting to get stuff signed or a photoshoot to take place, there isn't a lot on sale anymore unless you collect funko POP and nothing I can't buy online at a better price. I've said I won't be going to LFCC again, I mean it this time.

Interesting to hear a totally different experience. The ladies manning the queue and table at all the signings I got were excellent; I talked to all of them and all were happy to while away the time talking. I don't think that they were volunteers either; one of them explained the pay they were getting (yes, very small amount), but that they took essentially the minimum wage as it was extra money as well as getting to meet lots of people.

There was of course some bad organisation bits, but I couldn't fault the queuing (compared to other events)... the lack of proper height table and chair for Mayhew was a bit embarrassing though as he was ferried up and down in the service lift for around an hour while they put his table on a pile of books was the only bad bit I personally saw.

I'd go again