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SDCC 2015: Comixology Reveals Comic-Con Variants, Signing Schedule

By Nick Tylwalk

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When it comes to Comic-Con International, even companies that specialize in digital comics have physical exclusives at their booths.

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Take Comixology, for example. Attendees at SDCC 2015 will be able to stop by the company’s booth (#2547) every day of the show to find limited edition variants (500 copies each) of comics from multiple publishers — including Marvel, BOOM!, Valiant and IDW — covering a wide range of tastes. Not only that, but if you stop by and grab that day’s issue at the correct time, you’ll be able to get it signed by either the cover artist or members of its creative team.

Intrigued? We’ve got the details on which comics are available and who will on hand for autographs.

Wednesday, July 8th

7:00pm – 8:00pm  — Get IDW Publishing’s Onyx #1 with special cover by Gabriel Rodriguez with signing by Rodriguez and writer Chris Ryall.

Thursday, July 9th

1:00pm – 2:00pm  — Get BOOM! Studios’ Lumberjanes #15 with cover by Hope Larson with signing by Larson and co-creator Shannon Watters.

Friday, July 10th

1:00pm – 2:00pm  — Get Valiant’s X-O Manowar: Valiant 25th Anniversary Special #1 with cover art by Al Barrionuevo with signing by writer Robert Venditti.

Saturday, July 11th

 1:00pm – 2:00pm  — Get Dynamite’s The Spirit #1 with cover by Jenny Frison with signing by creative team Matt Wagner, Dan Schkade, and Brennan Wagner.

4:00pm – 5:00pm  —  Get Marvel’s A-Force #2 with cover art by Siya Oum with signing by Siya Oum.

Sunday, July 12th

 1:30pm – 2:30pm  — Get comiXology Submit’s Aw Yeah Comics! #1 with cover by Faith Erin Hicks with signing by Aw Yeah creators’ Art Baltazar and Franco.

It’s a pretty sweet deal, unless you aren’t going to be in San Diego next month. Not to worry, though, as Comixology is thinking of the rest of us too. Digital versions of each comic will hit Comixology.com on the same day they are featured at Comic-Con, with the variant covers — and for the usual price. After the day is over, the digital variants will never be offered again. Yep, even digital comics can be limited editions.

Sure, your SDCC schedule is already packed, but you can make some time to swing by #2547. Your physical comic collection will thank you for stopping by this digital comics company’s booth.

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