WHO'S TALKING ABOUT BOB'S COLLECTION NOW?

The story of Bob's Guinness World Record was picked up by a lot of outlets in a number of places around the world (which I thought was very cool).  If you find a reference to me somewhere on the web that I don't have listed, send me an e-mailwith the link!

I was interviewed by SyFy.com in May, 2018: read & listen here.

Guinness sent Asha Leo to my house in September 2016 to record a Facebook Live video!

Big Shiny Robot
CBR - Comic Book Resources
Comic Book Realm
Comics Alliance
ComicVine
Den of Geek!
Digital Resource News
Dynamic Forces
Good Morning America (via Yahoo! News)
Huffington Post
ICV2
mashable
National News Wire
People.com
rediff.com

Australia:Allspark.com
Brasil:Mega Curioso
France:Daily Geek Show

Ghana:  Ghana Nation
Indonesia:wow keren
Italy:Fumetti Anime & Gadget
Italy:Fumetto Logica
Italy:Prima o Poi
Lebanon: Beiruting.com
Mexico:SDPnoticias.com
Pakistan:Brandsynario
Romania:ea.md
Russia:re-actor
South Africa: O FM
Turkey:Kahramanlar Sinemada

9 People Who Have Terrifically Out-Nerded Us All.
I'm the Comics representative. Others are Costuming, TV, Game of Thrones, Star Wars, History, Journaling, Politics, Harry Potter.

There are a few inaccuracies in this article:

• Top of the article says I read 115 comics per week.  Not so, it's more like ~115 per MONTH. 
• They describe me as a "super-hero fanatic".  I'll tumble to "comic book fanatic" but super-heroes make up  less than 25% of my comics reading.
• I'm characterized as having a "house full of boxes", and also that I have toys and figurines that cover "almost every inch of my home", not true.  Janine is wonderful but would not stand for that.  I have the bulk of my boxes down in the garage and then I have my comics room, with very minor amounts of stuff overflowing beyond those 2 locations.  I do cover almost every inch of the comic room with stuff, but that is not the whole house.

This is where a lot of this stuff started, even before I officially had the Guinness record.  Other than the obligatory 1960's Batman TV-show sound effects they were compelled to sprinkle around in the video, I think they did a good job.   There is a 3-minute "News edit" and a full-length 5 minute version.

There is also a fairly decent write-up on the #Guavo website.  A lot of the pictures in this article were ones that Janine had to help me take because the #Guavo photog didn't have time to do a lot of "big set up" shots.  Kind of a pain on one hand, but kind of fun on the other.