SDCC 12 Day -1: Con is coming – first look inside the hall
A whirlwind tour of what's going on around town...and in the Hall!
SDCC12: Image/Top Cow Exclusives #2729 / #2629
Image, Skybound, and Top Cow announce their CCI exclusives! Get there early for The Walking Dead hardcover!
SDCC12: Boom! Studios: Booth #2743
Boom! Studios announces all their awesome stuff, including a very public party on Thursday evening!
SDCC12: Billy Tucci Promotes His New Blackwater Graphic Novel
Billy Tucci will be at Comic-Con, promoting his new non-fiction graphic novel series about private security firm Blackwater. Previews available below, and a limited number of print previews will be available at CCI!
SDCC12: Exclusives Previews
Comic-Con International is a bazaar of the bizarre, and many exhibitors offer limited editions and convention exclusives to generate interest and buzz! Here are some that caught my eye, and I'm already making a list for eBay after the Con!
Brian Wood is writing Star Wars
Brian Wood and Carlos D'Anda have been announced as the creative team for a new Star Wars series debuting next year, from Dark Horse Comics.
Death comes to Comic-Con: Twilight fan killed running across Harbor Drive
Let's not get into any "it had to happen" stuff here. It didn't have to happen. But it did. A 53-year-old Twilight fan was struck by a car as she rushed across Harbor Drive to get a spot in line for Thursday morning's panel, and lated died from her injuries.
SDCC 12: Stroller ban!
The fire marshal has decided that strollers in panel rooms is not a good idea and banned them -- but only from panel rooms. There will be stroller parking available. Meaning if you must bring your bairn to Hall H you must bring him or her in a sling.
SDCC 12: Kirby meets Kandinsky
Andrei Molitiu, he of Abstract Comics fame, is moderating afascinating sounding panel, along with Mark Badger. that looks at Jack Kirby and the abstract art.
SDCC 2012: Yet another off-site helps con-goers experience a coma through the eyes of...
Seriously, the PR is getting so weird it's getting hard to believe. Here's another offsite, this one at 1st street and J, which promotes COMA, a TV mini-series by Ridley and Tony Scott, by helping them go through the torment that people in Michael Crichton's original novel went thought via being "evaluated" for the tour and getting a surgery scar. Make sure you wear your brain-wave activated cat ears when you go through the surgery!
We're sure this will not be as fun as it sounds. Why couldn't there be a BLACK JACK carnival at Comic-Con instead?
SDCC 12: The Manchester Grand Hyatt goes for $111 a night…when it isn't comic-con
Actually just got an email with this offer. Just to give you an idea of how prices are jacked up during con. The Hyatt regularly goesf for $500+ during the con...when you can even book a room.













