Comic Con 2012 - part 4

Saturday - or all day in Hall H

We had a good spot in line for our overnight, and I was too excited to sleep much, and it got so light early, but the night was nice and not too cold and it went quickly. Morning we packed up, the line condensed and more waiting.

There were two panels before the WB panel -
- Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained - looked liked it would be visually interesting, which is about what one expects from Tarantino.
- Open Road Films: End of Watch and Silent Hill: Revelations 3D - yea, you can guess when my bathroom break was!

Then finally the Warner Bros panel!! WB went all out with adding extra screens to the room - which they took advantage of during the presentations. WB panel was a block about 3 hours long which was promoting a number of movies: Pacific Rim, Man of Steel (Superman), Hobbit, a new Will Farrel comedy and a teaser trailer for a new Godzilla.

( WB panel & pictures )

Comic Con 2012 - part 5

And the final day - Sunday.

I, again, had to get up early and get down to the con to attempt to get into Hall H. The panels were Fringe, Supernatural and Dr. Who. I managed to make my target time, got into a long, long, LONG ASS line that wrapped around the park quite aways behind the convention center. Ugh. I wanted to see the Supernatural panel - but not enough to sleep over for it. When the line compacted, I moved up enough so that I knew I'd make it in, so I stuck it out in line. And I did get in - half-way through the Fringe panel in one of the last groups.

I didn't take any photos - we were WAY in the back and to the side. I tried a few pictures of the huge screens (we could see the screens easily) but they just didn't come out. No biggie. I enjoyed the panels - and scored a Fringe Hat as swag too.

After the Dr. Who panel - time for a last dealers room crawl to score some more books and try again at WB for anything on the Hobbit. I didn't take many pictures - though I saw a number of nice Dr. Who inspired ones.


one of the 6 batmobiles (outside con). I like the sleek lines of this one

( a few final pictures )