Usagi Yojimbo DojoBoard

Hey Guys,

I have seen a new (to me) print on Ebay of Usagi wandering through the snow. I am interested in obtaining one of these prints in order to frame it. Only thing, I would rather get one without Stan's signature. I think framing it without the signature will bring out the true subtality of the piece. Can anyone help???? Please let me know.

Thanks,
Joe

I have a lot of unsigned prints. However, I do not sell things through the mails, with very little exceptions. I just do not have the time or inclination.

Perhaps you can ask someone to pick one up for you at one of my signings. I usually start a "What should I bring..." thread before an appearance.

By the way, I sell those prints for $10 each, much less than the $30 he is asking.

Sorry to bother you Stan. I have looked everywhere in the Dojo and can not find where your next apperance will be. I thought I posted my first request to the general members of the Dojo and you were the only one who responded.

I also asked the people who listed the prints on Ebay and they only have prints with the signature on them.

Is there any one in particular who you know who is willing to help out a UY fan. Someone who regularly attends your convention apperances? Being an older and selective comic book fan I do not know where to look to find information and do not have the connections to get things done. Mostly I have to rely on Ebay for rare items.

Thanks for any help you can give. -----Joe

You can find a tentative list of Stan's appearances here:

http://www.usagiyojimbo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5046

He also mentioned that he may be signing at Astro Zombies in Albuquerque, NM on September 18th. That's about as close as it gets to Denver. (7 hour drive)

That would be cool if Stan does a signing in NM; I would so make the drive down there to meet the Sensei

Thanks for the heads up in Abl, NM. If he does that show I will drive down and meet him. It is in my sales territory so it's a good excuse.

Stan if you read this do the Alb, NM show!!!

Thanks,
Joe