Keene for the New York Comic Con

I've been rather busy this weekend talking to folks + scribbling away in the professional lounge (free soda and popcorn--yay!) at the New York Comic Con. The one thing I've lacked is an internet connection, since the Javitz Center charges an expense account rate of $30/day that I'm refusing to pay on principle. I've also still not picked up what I need to hook the Mac up to my phone, so in the end, I guess, it's my own $@#! fault.

I'll be posting some more on the weekend soon enough, but as I'm looking over Archie stuff--make the connection, socially entrepreneurial people; it's there--I couldn't help post this fascinating Earth-Archie picture of our fair city. It would seem to be about a block or so from my office were it not for the fact that this looks nothing like Earth-Prime's City Hall or environs. No matter, though, as it aptly conveys the image of New York to a young 'uns who have never been there--tall buildings packed together in a cosmopolitan international scene, hybridized with their own town or suburban experience. It reminds me of Times Square, actually, which mirrors what visitors expect New York to be.