I really wanted to see your storytime, but it was sold out. Thank goodness for youtube. I did see the Eureka panel, which I enjoyed even though my viewing of the show is sporadic at best (I don't watch a lot of tv anymore). And Saturday was the only day I could go so I missed the TNG panel (youtube to the rescue again maybe?). Thank you very much for the autograph. I have to admit that I was too (overwhelmed? flustered? geeked out?) to remember the answer to my question: What comic or comic series besides your own would you like to be part of adapting to film? I was thinking on-screen and something "mainstream" like Spiderman (you said you would do a cameo in a heartbeat!), but you showed how narrowly focused I am because you asked if I meant producing. So when you mentioned a series or author I brainfarted, so I'm hoping you could repeat it so I could look it up. Thanks again and I look forward to next year!

Wish I'd had more time at the con, I missed a whole bunch of stuff, mostly because I was somewhat ignorant of how cons work. I got a few comments on my "dissing" you Sunday on my facebook page, check it out if you have the time.

I'm not sure that I would have been as forgiving if I was in your shoes. It means a lot that you replied, and I will try not to repeat my "performance". I look forward to seeing you at next year's Phoenix Comicon. Qapla'.

Caught the last day of Comicon Sunday, and I was rude to you for which I apologize. Long story short, I went to shake your hand after waiting in line, and you grabbed your water bottle instead. "What, you're not into shaking hands?" I was thinking more of myself and the difficulties even getting there instead of the fact that talking to fans is thirsty work. And you didn't have to explain yourself about not wanting to catch a cold. Oh, I was the geek with the glasses, shaved head, and Green Lantern T-shirt. And I was chewing gum. I was a jerk, and it's been bugging me since then. I hope you read this but understand if you don't. Again, my heartfelt apologies.