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I first visited Geppi's Entertainment Museum the day after it opened in 2007 while I was attending the Baltimore Comic Con. I was amazed at the wonderful and rare artifacts of American popular culture that are enshrined there. If you are a comic book or movie poster fan you really need to visit this place. I paid 2 more visits while at the Baltimore Comic Con over the years and at this year's Con on 9 September 2012 I visited again. This time I took my camera. I wanted to document some of the exhibits there to let others know what a special place this museum is and encourage them to visit when possible.

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Geppi Entertainment Museum sign The innocuous outdoor sign doesn't give a hint of the fabulous treasures that await within. There is no direct street entrance next to the sign. You have to walk a little ways to enter through the Sports Legends Museum street entrance.	Front Entrance The lobby to the Sports Legend Museum is on the left.	Fantastic Four #1 cover recreation On the wall of the stairwell to the lobby on the main floor above.
Ten Commandments movie poster in lobby Tarzan's Greatest Adventure movie poster in background. The main hallway is to the right.	The master of the house A monitor in the lobby shows a video with the Kublai Khan of popular culture and museum owner Stephen A. Geppi taking you on a tour of his treasure palace.	Main hallway left side Stepping out of the lobby, you enter the main hallway which is lined with movie posters, original comic strip art art and other pop culture illustrations. A large statue of Superman anchors each end of the hallway.
Superman Closeup of Superman statue at left end of main hallway.	Main hallway right side	Lone Ranger and Smilin' Jack movie serial movie posters In main hallway
Lone Ranger serial movie poster	Captain Midnight serial movie poster	Popeye The Sailor
Joan Of Arc movie poster Starring Ingrid Bergman	Isle Of The Dead movie poster Starring Boris Karloff	Batcave painting
Batcave painting Closeup with Alfred the butler, Batman and Robin	Batman and Robin painting	Staircase on main floor to top floor Lined mostly with original comic strip art.
Gone With The Wind coloring book On staircase wall.	Doc Savage On staircase wall.	Nevada movie poster On top floor.
The Incredible Hulk No wall space is wasted at the museum. Even the restroom is decorated.	Superman comic strip Next to the main comic book room.	Main comic book room The most valuable room in the museum.
Display case Includes Action #1, Detective #27, Sub-Mariner #1 All American Comics #16.	Action #1 A copy of the most valuable comic book in the world. First appearance of Superman, 1938.	Detective #27 First appearance of Batman, 1939.
Sub-Mariner #1 First appearance of Sub-Mariner, 1941.