New York Comic-Con Day 2 Show Floor
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2023
- New York Comic-Con Set Day 2 - The Show Floor Part 2
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The Ryobi booth at NYCC just reminds me of walking into a dying mall and seeing all of the oddball shops that don't seem like they belong.
Even though I live on the East Coast, I just cannot afford to attend. New York comic con. $75 just to get in is just too much for my pocketbook. As such, I really appreciate these type of videos. It allows me to experience the show without attending. Thank you so much.
If I walked around a large comic book convention for 12 minutes and never saw a comic book I’d demand a refund lol. It’s crazy how much miscellaneous crap is there, even lawn mowers, wtf? 😂
Comics aren't as popular as they once were in NA. It's more Manga and Anime now and those have higher popularity which increases presences at these larger trade shows. NYCC, SDCC, the big ones aren't convention, they're industry shows now. If you're looking for a more pure comic centric convention, the smaller ones you go to are what's left of them, but one day even those will be taking in the larger portion of anime and manga. Being a new vendor and even a new business, I find the smaller shows to be more suited to comic vendors than these larger shows.
9 minute walking tour of a major comic convention and not a single comic book was seen that day.
Most of the comics were shown in part 1. But I definitely agree. It's should be called pop culture con
Thanks for sharing Brother 😎👍♥️📚📚✨️✨️💯💯
Hi, I never been to this event. But the Toy Shows in our State , Ohio do have a great amount of comic books.
Hey Gary, I was only there on Saturday. Saw you and your Dad from afar. I was over at Bill Sienkiewicz booth. What you said about the con was EXACTLY what I told my pal Wayne who only went to a few other NYCC. I have been to all of them. But this year all I kept saying was “WHERE ARE ALL THE COMICS”? I had more comic vendors at my TERRIFICON. Artist Alley was well populated but there was just a weird vibe in the whole place. It wasnt fun to be there. Other than saying hello to friends, and pick up one pre-show art commission, it was kind of a meh experience. I mean the Crocs had one of the biggest booths! Crocs!!! It was more of an anime show on the main floor. I hope you did well. I think I will just stick with my con in CT going forward.
I saw a video of someone at Bangor, Maine Comic & Toy Con (which is as small as you would think but still took place on the floor of a decent-sized gym) and I think I saw two long boxes in the entire video. They had a booth of a guy who did wood carvings (with zero relation to anything there) and people selling light sabers. It was essentially a flea market that called itself a comic convention. At this point the term Comic Con is just a marketing device, but people know that it has little to do with actual comics 90% of the time. It's sad.
WOW I can't believe Ryobi has a booth at NYCC! There's something really disgusting about seeing that. And I actually do have a Ryobi mower and hedger trimmer in my garage right now. But I didn't buy them at a comics convention.
Do you know how many visitors that lawn service company will get? None. This is comic con. If it transformed. Maybe a couple of visitors. 😂
Very nice set-up. I respect your assessment of the layout from last year. I am more into comic book related things than anime. I do not collect any manga or watched any animated show BUT I DO like how they display their fandom/booths from the creators. I would LOVE it visit New York Comic Con... perhaps Thursday, Friday, and Saturday!!! I also love seeing cosplayers! So creative! Thanks for the video, Gary!
There were at least 5 mystery box booths this year. All with the same boxes
I really wish I would have gone to this.
Great talking to you and dad !!!
I’ve never been to the NY show - but I agree with you it seems there weren’t to many comic vendors
Thanks for being such an awesome shop and person. My wife is still buzzing days later about the Journey Into Mystery #84 she bought from you guys.
She got a .5?
@@totalnv16 it was a 3.5 and displays really well.
The internet was lacking too.
Been looking forward to this vid
It’s honestly sad to see the decline of comics at COMIC cons. My local Comic-Con this year only had like 3 vendors..
I have to admit, why was Ryobi there? They were actually set up at the Toronto Faxexpo show as well not sure I see a connection lol
I heard Anime really took over this year. Watching you walk around I think it's clear, Anime is going to be the future big thing.
They can co exist
@@danielmitchel31310 💯 I agree.
'ey man i've seen you behind a booth at NYCC earlier in a Bronzeville Comics vid......
Ryobi?!? WTF!!
Isn’t location on the floor a price question? Perhaps CGC just didn’t want to pony up the big dolluzz.
Are statue makers based more in Western states? I imagine shipping etc must get fairly pricey for the weight of all their displays so they just stick with SDCC?
Since the wuhan virus cgc has realized that inhouse signings are much more efficient and PROFITABLE.
I'm generally ambivalent about anime but let's be honest, it's what young people like. If the mainstream hadn't dropped the ball and decided to appeal to middle-aged collectors instead of kids, those displays would be Marvel and DC instead of foreign properties.
Heeey who doesn't like a good battery operated weedeater made in China?! Haha! More clothes there than at my super walfart! Less comic venders is a shame but look on the bright side, you get more biz 💰💰💰
I went on Thursday and stayed for 3 hours and had done through all the comic booths so I left. Just getting less and less comics, makes me sad
See, this is really why I'm starting not to like these larger conventions. It's ridiculous for me to pay $50+ just to walk in the door when I'm really only interested in about 10-15% of what's on the floor. I go to comic-cons to shop for comic books. A novel notion, I know, but c'mon! It's bad enough that there's SO MANY clothing vendors, Funko vendors, fan-art vendors, weapons vendors, etc. But Ryobi?? Seriously?? Cons have strayed too far from center and are charging too much for being so far from center.
$79 lol
COMIC CON SOME HOW ALL ANIME/MANGA
Sad to see that there aren't as many comic vendors. I went to my local comic con last year and there was only one vendor selling comics. Everything else was anime, it feels like it's slowly becoming an anime convention.
Ryobi really… thats awful..
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So far from what you have showed us I am not impressed. First and only time I went was in 2012 and it was amazing. So disappointing the lack of comic vendors. And a lawn care booth. Haha. Priceless.
Thanks for the inside scoop, again. Unfortunatley, every comic con vid I see, from RUclips in general, only those in the know (like a collector, for example) would recognize that a tables or setup cropping up on the screen "might" be a comic book dealer. Unlike the anime and other booths who have put up large, colorful props identifiable from miles away, the comic book seller are relatively low-key, visually speaking. Comic sellers at the cons should invest in cool props relating to the books they sell. Larg carbboard standalones or inflatables of key characters like Spidey, Hulk, Batman, Iron Man, etc., are important. That way people can experience the booth's presence at the Comic-Con EVEN if they don't actually stop there and check out that seller's books. For those casual pop culture fans just walking through, itching to have their interest piqued, it's a shame and a wasted opportunity to create memories associated with the comics that are supposed to be the main attraction at these Comic-Cons! They should at least TRY to match the visual energy of the other booths, which should increase flow of people checking out the cool comics. We know U.S. comic books remain popular, but the booths should at look like comic books are popular, you know? There's a disconnect there.
Dealers selling MCU books should agree before hand to buy some MCU props. Get that large HULK statue in there! Likewise for DC book sellers, etc. Even the general public generally knows beforehand which dealers will be there, so these booths should plan ahead. It's a no brainer, really, except for who retains the props between Cons!
There's the rub: no one booth wants to be the guy ponying up the cost of getting these great MCU or DC props, despite benefing all. Short-sighted, really.
I think as the years progress it has become more anime focus than comics.
Thanks for the video. Since I was a kid, I had a dream to come to the bigger conventions like NY comicon etc (I live on the other side of the planet) and 2024 is the year I was planning to go...but after seeing multiple videos of floor-walks over the last few years especially (including those of SDCC) Im sadly no longer interested in attending these big events. I'll find an actual comic show somewhere else instead. I have ZERO interest in trinkets, anime, non-comic industry professional artists, clothing and mystery boxes at a "comicon". Just my 2c
It is more like an Anime convention nowadays. Why is there a Ryobi booth? Lol
Having only gone to SDCC, I always wanted to check out NYCC. Are there experiences outside for the public?
Not that I've seen.
@@VeryGaryComics ahh I see, everything is contained in the center. I enjoy this type of content. Hope to see more vids from different shows you do in the near future.
RYOBI???
Shouldn’t be called comic con anymore, pop culture con is more appropriate. Comic book sellers are dwindling, yearly. I spoke to 2 dealers who said they may not be back again. Between the 4 hour loading dock wait and other hassles, they just don’t think it’s worth it anymore. Maybe that bodes well for your future sales 🤷🏻♂️. Also, saw a TikTok video of a dealer (not comics), who said 2 pallets of merchandise was missing! Unfortunately, the shows not the same for comic book enthusiasts
It's too bad you can't go back in time and post this video so comic book peeps know to steer clear of this side of the "con" con indeed
No slight at you but I can almost hear the dissapointment in your voice. I felt it to. I wont get into it but comis have been ruined. Dont worry because it wont take long for those who did it to move to manga/anime and ruin that next. Then hopefully comics can become great again
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!
It's clear that the comic book market has never been stronger...If this is what the NYCC has to offer, it's not looking good.