From: Toronto
Names: Eli and Alexandria
Who are you?: Gambit and Red Sonya.
Why did you come to the Expo?: "My boyfriend [that would be Gambit] is a huge nerd."
How long did it take you to put your costumes together?: "Four days."
(Alexandria said the hardest part was attaching all the individual coins to her bra.)
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I can't believe I missed this.
Nimoy did indeed charge $60 a scrawl. I would guess that this was in addition to an appearence fee as well. Bargain hunters could get Billy Dee Williams' siggy for a mere $30 a pop. (Colt .45 not included)
Looks like a lot of fun...sorry I missed this. I was wondering why Union Station was full of so many costumed people when I arrived on Sunday.
I've been to this a couple years in a row and it is so much fun. I'm sorry I missed it this year as I was told they had a lot more support for it. Every year it gets bigger and better.
The guy with no face is the Question, not "the Questioner."
The faceless man is definitely the Question.
Whoops. Way to betray my lack of comic book expertise.
The autograph charge is ridiculous. You pay for the entrance and then on top of it you have to fork money and stand in a long line. Many years ago I did went - hope the smell (stink - seriously do these nerds ever wash?) is better these days.
the smell has generally improved over the years, this is possibly due to the fact that girls have actually started showing up to the thing.