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Absolutely agree with everything you said. LSCC is the best comic centred Con but I still think the guests get a bit less interesting every year. I personally did not have a good experience this year at TB as they don’t seem to be coping with how big it’s getting, whereas LSCC ran so smoothly that for once I did not fight with anyone at the show!!
That said, I am progressively getting less and less done each year as artists charge more and more while the dedicated and the obsessed fans find ways to get on “the list” by any means necessary. It used to feel like a bunch of like minded people getting together to celebrate our mutual likes, but sadly now it feels more like a competition.