Here's the story of San Diego Comic-Con International in pictures, beginning with Preview Night and the first full day Thursday. See also Part 2.
NOTE: Any image can be clicked for a larger view.
As usual, the marketing deluge started at the airport: in our terminal, for the TNT series Legends, based on Legends: A Novel of Dissimulation, by spy novelist Robert Littell.
And the luggage carousel wasn’t enough.
Nice design and merchandising at the Apple 8 clothing booth.
Anime company Sentai Filmworks was promoting Battle of the Planets, which it licensed with Gatchaman and other properties from Tatsunoko earlier this year.
This group seemed to be armed to the gills.
Ladronn (right) was at the Humanoids booth signing The Final Incal (see "'Final Incal' in English").
David Spurlock (Vanguard Productions) had original art and prints from the Frazetta estate at the show, including this print (and the original strip art in the foreground). And yes, that’s famed artist Jim Steranko standing in the background.
He also brought this Frazetta sketch.
Outside the hall, this gentleman introduced himself as "The Jokerine."
DC licensed train cars from Lionel at the Diamond booth. The three car set will retail for $349.
Click here for Part 2.
Wednesday and Thursday
Posted by ICv2 on July 30, 2014 @ 3:11 am CT
MORE GAMES
GW Announces Wave of Model Kits
March 18, 2024
Games Workshop has announced a number of Orc and Goblin kits for Warhammer: The Old World , including metal, plastic, and resin models.
In Czech Republic
March 18, 2024
Czech Games Edition announced that they have acquired Oriens Karton, a board game and puzzle factory in the Czech Republic.
MORE COMICS
From Marvel Comics
March 18, 2024
Learn what's to come this June in Blood Hunt tie-in issues of your favorite ongoing series!
Column by Rob Salkowitz
March 18, 2024
This week, columnist Rob Salkowitz looks at multiple new developments in the digital comics realm.