Insider’s Guide to Volunteering at the Con
Editor’s Note: Today we have another great guest post, this time by Deanne Cooper. She runs the site Generation Kill Insider and is a big advocate for
Editor’s Note: Today we have another great guest post, this time by Deanne Cooper. She runs the site Generation Kill Insider and is a big advocate for
Editor’s Note: This is Part 2 of our guest post by Gary Kelly, ad guy and Comic Con attendee. If you missed Part 1, check it
Editor’s Note: This is Part 1 of a Two-Part Guest Post by Gary Kelly, ad guy and Comic Con attendee. I hope you enjoy. SDCC isn’t
There’s a lot left to think post-mortem about this year’s Comic-Con. Certainly there were some big issues that didn’t sit well with a lot of
Please welcome blog reader and now guest blogger for the site, Megan Gotch. Megan wrote up a post about all the great swag she received
SDCCBlog.com reader Tyler Miller sent us a firsthand account on how he went about planning and hosting his SDCC panel, geekEd: Bringing Geek Back to
It’s been no secret how trying the ticket registration process has been for this year’s con. First it started when it was announced all Preview
Comic Con is almost here! I know many of you are frantically doing some last minute packing and planning. Here are my top 10 items
One of the things that has become a part of Comic-Con as much as the long lines and cool exclusives is photos. People with everything
Hollywood Abandons Hall H. That was the headline for many a week recently, as Dreamworks, Disney and Marvel all said they would not be following
As I’m new here, first a few sentences to introduce myself. I live in German speaking Europe and run a small publishing company for comics,
You would think, considering I grew up as a geek in San Diego, that I would be have been going to Comic-Con for the last
I shared my Top 10 ways to ruin your Comic Con last week which received 70+ comments! Thanks all for sharing lessons learned from past Cons. I
For those going to SDCC for the first time this year, your expectations are that you are going to get swag. A lot of it.
Around the time that the new Ghost Rider film was confirmed for the con, two other films also locked in appearances. The Amazing Spider-Man took to
The debate on whether or not Comic-Con can really help a movie’s box office continues to rage on, but studios haven’t seemed to notice. They
Who says there isn’t anything worth watching on TV? It’s evident the networks haven’t abandoned the SDCC crowd, based on the line-up of new shows
There can be only one… Whether you’ve attended a local Wizard con, or even the bigger cons like C2E2 in Chicago or New York Comic
2011 is another huge year for new shows at SDCC as all the networks are expected to bring a handful of their upcoming programming to
2010 has been awesome for SDCC Blog. Our traffic increased 6x from last year and we were able to provide improved and increased coverage of