Tag: Photos

Hall H is a huge deal at San Diego Comic Con, often hosting massive panels like Marvel, Star Trek, and more

WIth some much to see at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, we are offering a little photo sample of the exhibit floor

The new photos feature Supermen, Bat-people, and the Book of Destiny.

Can you stand the cute?

A mystery photo has emegred with a scene we've all longed to see for years.

On March 24 and 25, the Drawing Center and Desert Island collaborated to produce Funhouse, an experimental book fair with a carnival theme

Emerald City Comic Con is kicking off this week, the first big whoopteedoo comics confab of 2017 and folks couldn't be more fired up!...

While I don't have the last minute panic others do, I like to take off the Wednesday before New York Comic Con just to...

I would take a haul photo of my CAB 2015 comics but there is not a floor space big enough at Stately Beat Manor to spread them all out. Yes I got that many comics. And yet the one I most desired to read, I paid for but forgot to pick up a copy in all the excitement. Anyway, one tradition I did NOT forget was a series of blurry phone photos of people hanging out and having a good time! ! With no further ado:

Saturday, I spent time on the show floor, visiting the sides (3-A, 3-D, 3-E) which aren't as crowded as the middle mega booths (which...

Sideshow Collectibles Insight Editions Funko (again) Jelly Belly Artist Alley

As many have noted, this year's San Diego Comic-Con was a success in that, unlike years past, no one got run over by a car, fell off a gate, got stabbed in the eye or died trying to get into a Twilight panel. The last few years of the Con, everyone has gotten used to the whole "It's too big and crazy!" mindset so they've figured out how to deal with whatever logistical nightmares need to be overcome to experience Peak Con Moment. I wasn't even hungry once this show, for reasons I'll explain in down below. (Spoiler alert: trail mix.) However I joked around with the original "eating scraps" crew, filmmakers Jordan Renneart and Patrick Meaney about the bad old days many times. I think everyone joked about the bad old days when we didn't know how to survive Comic-Con. We're Navy Seals now, trained and elite.