I may be a week late getting my SDCC wrap-up posted, but I'm still ahead of some of the other folks I was there with, so it's not a total loss.

Overall, I was tremendously happy with how this year went. The booth ran better than it ever has before, and I think that made everyone a little less stressed.

Jeff gets mega-props for taking the lead on booth design/set-up, shipping, and social arrangements. I think that our after-con evenings were more fun than they have been in a while. For my part, that was made possible only with the help of Gary. Like last year, having him come back and help with the daily money counts, report generating, etc for each of the artists meant that I actually got out in time to eat dinner, which is a welcome improvement over two years ago. The booth itself was a lot calmer with the help of non-artists Ferocious J and Bort, both excellent t-shirt-wranglers, which keeps everything running more quickly.

A week later, I'm almost caught up on the stuff I should have been doing that week, and now I can get back to doing the stuff I should have been doing the month before that.