Diamond International Galleries to Sponsor Exclusive New York Comic-Con Exhibit
New York Comic-Con has announced that Diamond International Galleries
(DIG), a sister company to Diamond Comic Distributors, will mount an exclusive,
advance sampling of material drawn from the Galleries' feature exhibits,
including rare Superman items!
The display, which will be located on the show floor and open to all attendees, will include highly prized comic books, original comic art and other significant comics character collectibles. The selection of Superman material from Diamond International Galleries will include one of the finest known illustrations of Superman by his co-creator Joe Shuster, as well as numerous early, rare Superman comics and other character collectibles. It will also include an array of other unique items.
A new trade & consumer event for comics, games, anime and other related industries, the New York Comic-Con will take place in New York, NY at the Jacob K. Javits Center. Open to the trade only on February 24, 2006, it will be open to the trade and the public from February 25-26, 2006.
“We're excited to offer comic book and pop culture fans the opportunity to get a sneak peek at what Diamond International Galleries currently has to offer, and we're equally happy to do so at the first New York Comic-Con,” said DIG President John Snyder.
“We are enormously grateful to Steve Geppi for opening the doors to DIG's impressive artifacts of popular culture,” said Greg Topalian, Group Vice President in charge of Reed Exhibitions' Launch Pad. “I know that it will be a huge attraction to our audience to have this once in a lifetime opportunity to see this presentation for themselves.”
To learn more about the New York Comic-Con, or to purchase tickets, visit www.nycomicon.com.
The display, which will be located on the show floor and open to all attendees, will include highly prized comic books, original comic art and other significant comics character collectibles. The selection of Superman material from Diamond International Galleries will include one of the finest known illustrations of Superman by his co-creator Joe Shuster, as well as numerous early, rare Superman comics and other character collectibles. It will also include an array of other unique items.
A new trade & consumer event for comics, games, anime and other related industries, the New York Comic-Con will take place in New York, NY at the Jacob K. Javits Center. Open to the trade only on February 24, 2006, it will be open to the trade and the public from February 25-26, 2006.
“We're excited to offer comic book and pop culture fans the opportunity to get a sneak peek at what Diamond International Galleries currently has to offer, and we're equally happy to do so at the first New York Comic-Con,” said DIG President John Snyder.
“We are enormously grateful to Steve Geppi for opening the doors to DIG's impressive artifacts of popular culture,” said Greg Topalian, Group Vice President in charge of Reed Exhibitions' Launch Pad. “I know that it will be a huge attraction to our audience to have this once in a lifetime opportunity to see this presentation for themselves.”
To learn more about the New York Comic-Con, or to purchase tickets, visit www.nycomicon.com.
