Mile High Comics Newsletter - San Diego Comic-Con Update #7 - Day 4

[@juannieves3534]

Thank you Chuck for all your hard work in the industry. These videos allowed me to be immersed at the Con with a unique perspective. Good luck and keep doing what you are doing. You are the Benchmark for retailers.

[@Jordacar]

It was great seeing you guys at the Con. I came away with an excellent haul and a much thinner checklist.

[@half-manhalfamazing]

Great News Letters! Thanks for the tour and the interviews. Look forward to seeing Mile High in SDCC in 2016 and I'll see you on Jason St. Soon!

[@DetroitMadman]

Thanks for the SDCC newsletters Chuck! Just watched them all in one setting and really got a little bit of sense what its like to be in your booth and the con itself.. I want to make the trip out there soon, maybe next year if the ticket gods let me actually get tickets online, and I will definitely come spend some $$ with you. I have had 3 online purchases from you in the last month and each was 10-15 items and I must say you have the best packaging and grading that I trust from any online retailer. I have been a huge fan of MHC since drooling over your ads in Marvel books in the 70's and 80's and my visiting the Mega store a couple years ago was a bucket list checkoff.. hope to see you next year in person!

[@jayzok]

really enjoyed these vids! look forward to making purchase from mhc soon!

[@Unrecognized123]

Hey Chuck - thanks for remaining true to the comic book ethos! See you at SDCC 2016!

[@ThomasWilliams848403]

awsome comics....happy new years friend

[@Skyraps]

Need to take popular comics

[@mark71517]

Chuck ,loved the videos and looked forward to seeing them daily. Actually sought them out and enjoyed watching them immensely. Thank you sincerely. But why do you really go? As you said early in this video, if you add in all the prep time, you may not have broken even. What made the difference this year were the variants and as you said, Star Wars variants which made up 1/3rd of your profit. Imagine if you had not done this, it would have been a disaster. So, I know you have been a staple there but why all the time and energy to just break even? Why not skip San Diego and do Chicago and NY? Why not just go on your own? Just wondering why the continued pull to just break even or pull even a marginal profit? I get the fan boy stuff, honest but from a business perspective, why do this?

[@daviclar867]

Sounds like cons are a whole lot about everything comics except comic books.