When this opportunity presented itself I could not resist. Usually I can't stand daytime talk shows, but Springer's show is the only one that makes me feel like I might actually be ok compared to the guests on his show ha ha
21 September 2013
Vincent K. McMahon
Had to do a little trading for this one, but it was well worth it for an authenticated Vince McMahon autograph
Sid Haig
Another one from Crypticon done by artist Rob Schamberger. I didn't know too much about Haig before Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses, but since then I have gotten to know his career pretty well since then and am proud to have his autograph in my collection. The inscription reads: Don't ya like clowns?? One of my favorite scenes from The Devil's Rejects with P.J. Soles when he stole her car.
Bill Moseley
Ink & water color by amazing local artist Rob Schamberger, of one of my all time favorite horror movie characters (nest to Michael Myers of course lol) Chop Top from Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. The pictures do not do this piece justice, if you want to see more of Rob's awesome work check out his website The Art of Rob Schmamberger. In case you can't really read the inscription it says "Dog will hunt"
Lex Luger
I've met Luger on more than one occasion, this is one of my favorite pictures of him & I (before his heath went down hill) This man is truly a class act for as big of a star as he once was, and still is in my opinion. His in ring career may be over but the matches he has left for us to watch are no doubt classics. Personal Favorite: Lex Luger w/ Harley Race vs. Ron Simmons for the WCW World Heavyweight Title at Halloween Havok '91. If you haven't seen it I highly recommend it.
20 September 2013
Chris Benoit
Probably the most prized autograph in my collection... "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit. Tragedy aside he was one of the best wrestlers to ever hit the ring. I only wish I had a camera on me the night I got this after a show at Kemper Arena in Kansas City.
Jackyl
Jackyl is by far my favorite band touring today. I got these cards signed at Throttlefest KC on August 13 2013. It was the 10th time seeing Jesse and the boys play and it was every bit as good as the first time. Below is a pic of a chunk of bar stool cut up onstage with a chainsaw by Jesse James Dupree while performing one of their biggest hits Lumberjack that I got the whole band to sign.
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