My day at DCAF 2014

So I've finally recovered from my whirlwind of a time selling my wares at the DCAF.  I met some people, made some sales, ate some granola bars, and basically tried coasting as best I could on Rockstar Energy Drink and fumes.   I work a night shift you see.  While most everyone else was lucky enough to have a good night sleep, I pretty much had to go there straight from my job which started at 9 pm the previous evening.  So, if anyone there saw me yawning or looking really droopy-eyed, that's why.
I did manage to take a few pictures taken with my little iPod Touch 4.  Here they are:

This was my table.  Everything you see was indeed for sale.  To everyone who bought something from me and is now enjoying it at their leisure, thank you.

This is who was sitting across from me.  He's my good buddy Andre Myette.  Here he is setting up his own table to display his wares.  He had quite a few Doctor Who prints to sell.  If you bought something from his table?  You're good people.

Some people even brought their dogs.  That particular pooch looks exhausted.  He's probably tired from asking everybody where all the Underdog comics were.  Maybe next year, Rover.

Some people even dressed up, like this lady.  Costumes haven't really been a big part of the DCAF, but that could change in the future easily.

During the entire festival I took the liberty of making a few tweets as well, one of which is embedded below:

All set up at the DCAF. Let the dance of the many sales begin #DCAF
— David Germain (@d_m_g_daffy) August 17, 2014

All in all, I would call DCAF 2014 a success.  It was a good crowd this year.  As far as selling my book goes, I can see less and less people squinting with confusion at it and asking "what is that thing".  I'd call that a positive.  I look forward to participating in future DCAFs or any other venues like it.

I've been podcasted

My little ol' book was one of the topics of discussion on the most recent edition of The Endless Podcast.  You can listen to it here.  (Scroll down to episode 17)  They also get into a nice discussion about the offspring of Batman and the Incredible Hulk that I think is interesting.  The podcasters are:

"The Podfather" Andre Myette

Aaron "Madman" Meers

"The Amazing Mr. J" David Johnston

"The Warlord" Sean Murray

You don't have to listen long to hear what they're saying about it.  In my opinion, they absolutely got what the book is about.  They understood exactly the message I was trying to convey with this book and all without the Coles Notes too.  For that, and the free publicity this gives me, I thank them all.  I owe all 4 of them a beer.