Comic-Con, San Diego

[blueerica]

Well, by next year, I won't be living in California - or so is the plan as of the moment. Perhaps I can still make it happen.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by blueerica

Well, by next year, I won't be living in California - or so is the plan as of the moment. Perhaps I can still make it happen.

If it's in Vegas you can meet in the middle.

[Ponine]

Here's the link to the EW article.

Making Con-tact

Cannes has Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie on the Croisette. Sundance has Robert Redford on the slopes. And Comic-Con? It's got Klingons in Renaissance costumes running around downtown San Diego.

From July 26 to 29, tens of thousands of devoted pop culture fans will descend upon Southern California for the largest gathering of sci-fi and fantasy enthusiasts held on this or any planet. It's been called Woodstock for geeks, but these days it's a whole lot more. The annual Comic-Con convention is now one of the most critical industry events on the calendar, as important to Hollywood as any festival in France or Utah.

[Bornieo: Fully Loaded]

I'll be there weds to sunday! We'll see you there Weds Ponine!

[Ponine]

Do me a favor and let me know how long the process is for you to get your badge!

What time you got in line, when you were done, you know.
See ya tomorrow!

[Kevy Baby]

Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!

[DreadPirateRoberts]

Floyd Norman has an interesting article on Comic-Con here

[Ponine]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!

Normally I'd agree with you. In this case? nah....
You wanna stay and look at the scantily clad girlies, you need a badge big boy.

[Ponine]

Originally Posted by DreadPirateRoberts

Floyd Norman has an interesting article on Comic-Con here

Thank you for that. And that article is spot on.

Hey MouseWife, read that, then send it to your sweetheart!

[Ponine]

After reading that article I just have to share.
When I started with the Comic-Con I was about 20 years old. a peopn volunteer who worked on a register all day. I moved on, and started wearing a radio...
at that time, and in a way we still do, we used to have parties, and awards that served food and had a low attndance count. A sit down meal.

I ended up in line one time behind Sergio Argones.
I had no idea who he was, or what he did, other than draw; but I knew he was a someone. Everyone came over and talked to him while we were in line, and even at the buffet.

I still never knew what he did, or who he drew for (till that article) and really, it didnt matter.

But do you know, that man has never forgotten to say hello to me? All these years, and weight later, he recognizes, has a smile, and a hello, for someone he kept stalling the buffet line in front of.