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Photos © Ann Wortham 2003, All Rights Reserved

Atlanta, GA
August 28 – September 1,
2003
Last Updated 09/19/2003
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Walk of Fame
Read my report about
the Walk of Fame

James Marsters
Read my report about
James Marsters
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The Parade
Read my report about
the Parade
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The Iron Artist’s Contest
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A brief
explanation of the above – we came into the room for the Chris Judge and Tony
Amendola talk a bit early and found the Iron Artist’s Contest underway. What a
hoot! I’m sorry we missed the beginning. James C. Leary (Clem from Buffy the
Vampire Slayer – always a funny guy in his own right) and Peter David were the
MCs. The four judges were apparently picked from the audience I was later told.
The challengers were artists Bill Stout and Don Maitz. Peter David and James
Leary gave a running dialogue of gags punctuated with exhortations for the
crowd to yell “Banzai!” Leah took to sneaking up to the edge of the stage to
feed Peter David gags. He finally had enough of it and chased her clear to the
back of the room to make her tell the gag to the crowd herself. Later, when
Leah told me it was *Peter David*, I exclaimed that I loved his books. She
glared at me and said “He chased me!” I’m still laughing.

A Few Stargate Tidbits
An
explanation of the above items – The photo is a new one that Lightspeed
just started selling. You've all seen the promo shot. Well, Lightspeed now has
it for sale. Chris hadn't even seen it as a photo anywhere before I handed it
to him and he asked me where I got it. He sat there and studied it for awhile
and then said "Look how mad we all look. That's because it was our
lunch time." He was serious, too. I don't know if you'll be able
to read it on the photo (since it’s in black ink), but he wrote "Got
lunch?" on my picture!
I never
saw the comics for sale anywhere at Dragoncon proper, but at the Offworld
convention, you could get a special Stargate comic with a story in it that
focuses on Teal'c and Bra'tac called First Prime. The story takes place in 2nd
season right after Serpent's Lair. The comic was produced for the convention
and contains some preview pages for Prisoners of War #1, due out in January
2004 from Avatar Press. There were three different covers to choose from and
I’ve scanned them for you above. You can look up this company at http://www.avatarpress.com
. They actually had the first cover as a poster on the wall but, alas, not for
sale. I really like it. Of course, I had Tony and Chris sign the cover with Teal’c
and Bra’tac on the front. The artwork is really nice, I think. Chris hadn't
seen the comics before and kept stopping to read it, much to the
dismay of all of the people behind me waiting for autographs!
Another
funny little anecdote although, alas, the page is too large for me to scan. I
have a Stargate calendar and I’ve collected signatures of most of the major
actors on it. Michael Shanks had signed his page “Mr. December.” I showed it to
Chris. Big mistake. <g> Chris signed his page: “Mr. April is way better
looking than Mr. December.” I can’t wait to have Michael Shanks sign the Thor
page in Paris this November.

Chris Judge & Tony Amendola
Read my comments about Chris and Tony at
Dragoncon
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The Welcome Back, Daniel Party
Read a little about the party and
some thank yous
Photos
below without code numbers were kindly provided by Mike Gibbs.
Check out his website at http://gallery.gibbs-family.org//
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Maryann with Thor |
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More of that silly alien
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Photo Reprint Details
All
photos with a code number underneath them are available to order on an individual
basis, with a minimum order required of 10 photos, so that you may put together
your own individualized photo set(s). If you would like to order individual
photos from this page or any of our other photo pages, you may do so at a cost
of $2.00 per photo, with a minimum required order of 10 photos or
more. Any packages offered will have a description and a price listed below.
You may mix and match packages (if offered) and individual photos, if you wish.
Please remember to provide the name of the convention and the code number of
each photo or package you wish to purchase. 5x7 and 8x10 enlargements are
available for many photos upon request.
Links to
other photo sites: Access,
Anaheim, Chronicles,
Gathering V, Legacy 2000, Reunion 2001, Wolfcon SG-4, Gatecon 2001, Gatecon 2002, Wolfcon (Adrian Paul), Best of Both Worlds 2003 (Stargate and
Farscape), Fan Odyssey (Michael
Shanks), Highlander
Downunder (Peter Wingfield, Jim Byrnes, James Horan), Vulkon Tampa, June 2003 (Corin Nemec,
Teryl Rothery, Alexander Siddig, Michael Dorn), Vulkon Tampa, July, 2003
(James Marsters, Robin Atkin Downes, Mercedes McNab, Andy Hallett).
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payment accepted: credit cards via PayPal, checks, cashier checks, money orders or
cash (at sender’s risk!).
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is $5.00 for priority mail (with delivery confirmation). Please email me for postage
costs of overseas orders. Insurance is available for $1.30 per each $50.00 (or
less) of value insured (domestic orders only). I cannot be responsible for
orders shipped without insurance.
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the photos shown are not cropped so that you can clearly see what you are
purchasing. Please note that
the copyright notice shown on each picture will not appear on the actual photo
reprint. Also, any captions you see, especially in the “Goofy Gallery” will not
appear on any photo reprints. Some of the photos in the Miscellaneous and the
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for publication on the web page. Most of these photos will not have a code
number associated with them. All photos with code numbers are presented to you
on the web page with little to no cropping.
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which photos you want with your order.
Please email me (Ann
Wortham) for my mailing address to send your order or with any other questions.

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