Exclusive Comic Prints From O’Barr, Suydam and Taylor

[showmasters]

ART BY Jame’s O’Barr , Arthur Suydam and Dave Taylor are the latest additions to the line of limited editions prints Showmasters launched at July’s London Film and Comic Con.

 

Limited to 250 copies each, the new exclusives will be unveiled at Collectormania Glasgow at Braehead Arena over the weekend of August 24-25 before going on sale one week later at the inaugural Cardiff Film and Comic Con being held at the Motorpoint Arena.

 

Jame’s O’Barr

Arthur Suydam

Dave Taylor

 

Each 297 x 420mm print is priced £10.

 

While Taylor will only be appearing at Glasgow, O’Barr and Suydam will be on hand at both shows to sign their respective prints.

 

Very limited quantities of the Neal Adams and John Bolton prints released at LFCC will also be on sale at both events. The retail price for each of these is also £10.

 

Please direct all enquiries and requests for further information to:

 

Mike Conroy on 01322 335332

Skype: mike_conroy 48

or via email:

demigod@btconnect.com

[Zagreus]

Looks nice. Are these usually for sale from the organisers' booth or the artists themselves? And can we get them signed?

[carnosoul]

they all look awesome especially the crow print

[malky]

they all look awesome especially the crow print

the crow print looks cool might get it

[OverGeek]

Definitely tempted by the Crow print

[Guest johnson1970]

Definitely getting the prints, but interested to know if the left over LFCC prints are signed (Neal Adams and John Bolton) ?

Edited August 20, 2013 by johnson1970

[bunnycure]

The Crow prints were all awesome and im so glad I managed to get a copy of the exclusive art book that James O'Barr has just released.

[Zagreus]

Managed to get The Crow print, but noticed the prints were stacked in descending number order on the table, so when the sales-lady lifted the top print and gave it to me, it was actually the highest number in the pile. I've thought about whether I should have asked for a lower numbered print form the bottom of the pile, but didn't really have the courage and wasn't TOO bothered about the number I got. But I suppose those more fussy might have preferred to get a lower number.