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C2E2 Photo Roundup: The Creators [C2E2]
Even though costumed con goers may seem like the most camera-ready segment of comics culture, the creators of the funnybooks themselves seem to dig their own closeups now and again. It's a good thing too, because walking through C2E2's Artist Alley and assorted publisher booths might have made for a pretty bland experience if not for creators' uncanny ability to sense even the most candid photography equipment from afar.

After the jump, see what some of your favorite creators and other folks from around the industry got up to during C2E2's appointed hours of operation. It's almost like being there, only nobody can cut you in line for a ($6) Chicago-style hot dog in the food court.

Fans assemble at the Marvel booth
Dudes abiding
Webcomicamaraderie
Dennis Hopeless, Kevin Mellon and Jason Latour talk Neil Diamond (seriously)
Bob Layton at work
Steve Bird in Artist Alley
Frank Cho chats with fans
Terry and Rachel Dodson smile for the camera
Gene Ha sketching
Jeremy Haun working the pen
Justin Castaneda rocks a Superman hoodie
David King sits with "Oscar & Sid"
Tony Harris between signings
Jason Seiler hanging out
Ken Kooi and Tony Akins hanging out
Ray Park chats with a group of fans
Chris Samnee mugs it up between autographs
Dan Parent and his many markers
Sam Humphries signs "Fraggle Rock" posters promoting his upcoming FR story
Substituting hooch for H2O
Eric Jimenez hands off some swag
David Mack stands with "Kabuki" art at the ready
Alex Ross preps to sign
Mike Mignola interacts with a fan
David Finch rock'n an AC/DC tee
Steve and Tango of "Ghost Hunters"
Cliff Chiang flashes a smile
Zander Cannon (possibly thinking about drawing science)
Joshua Hale Fialkov talking "Tumor"
David Petersen signs at the Archaia booth
Fans mill about the DC booth
Dark Horse's booth gets paid some visits by fans
The Marvel booth from afar
Young Miss Piggy fans consult Boom! artist Amy Mebberson
The Top Cow booth at-a-glance

5:01 p.m. sharp on Sunday evening, the carpet started to roll.