#4972755 - 07/30/11 07:56 PM
Re: FANDOM
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DavidMerryweather
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Speaking of George Takei, here's a shot from the 70's...

And here are a couple of miscellaneous images that I have easy access to while traveling (uploaded awhile back and don't believe posted here before)...
Artwork by yours truly (1992), used for convention program cover.

This is me (right) and my assistant auctioneer Mitch Bentley (circa 1990's)...

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#4973092 - 07/30/11 10:25 PM
Re: FANDOM
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Ted Knight
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Artwork by yours truly (1992), used for convention program cover.
That's a great drawing, man. Reminds me of some of the illustrations from the Monster Manual, only better. 
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#4974242 - 07/31/11 03:11 PM
Re: FANDOM
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DavidMerryweather
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Thanks, Ted! Here's another of my B&W pieces featuring a dragon causing mayhem...

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#5047237 - 08/29/11 02:44 PM
Re: FANDOM
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DavidMerryweather
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I figured that it was time to bump this back up to page 1 as there hasn't been much FANDOM discussion recently (I guess folks are still recovering from the summer shows and too bushed to reminisce).
Let's get the old timers out of their rocking chairs and rockin' this site! 
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#5047295 - 08/29/11 03:26 PM
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telerites
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I've been meaning to ask you if you remember a bookstore called Lutes in South OKC? We used to drive across town to it - they had wooden square bookcases lined from floor to ceiling if I remember correctly with scads of old comics. Not always the best condition but tons of stuff. A few higher end books were kept in a glass showcase up front.
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#5047342 - 08/29/11 04:06 PM
Re: FANDOM
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DavidMerryweather
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Vaguely; I seem to recall checking Lutes out a couple of times back in the 70's while visiting friends in OKC, even though I rarely got up there outside of OAF meetings and the occasional Multicon, Springcon and Wintercon.
At the time I was a typically poor college student who resided about 60 miles SW of OKC in a modest liberal arts college community nestled in the traditionally conservative town of Chickasha. Note: My understanding of town folklore is that the Founders misspelled the tribal attribution Chickasaw when the name was submitted to the state capitol for registration and nobody ever bothered to change it.
On the occasions that I got out of Chickasha my favorite regional comic and book stores were the Norman, Oklahoma based Down Memory Lane, run by Bart Bush & (for a time) Don Maris, and another book/comic shop that was on Campus Corner at OU, run by Mike "Mad-dog" Madden (I want to say that one was Madden's Books, but that may not be right).
Do you recall either of those?
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#5047382 - 08/29/11 04:32 PM
Re: FANDOM
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telerites
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Definitely Down Memory Lane - great store. I think of it every Time I drive by where it was in OKC. And visited the Norman stores when I was attending college at OU in mod-80s. I don't remember Mad-Dog though. Bart still has Atomik Pop bookstore in Norman I think.
I'll be at OAF this year.
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