“This is not to be cocky, but, I go over real well at Comic-Con. I've done quite a few Comic-Cons, and I enjoy the hell out of them. They are so much fun, and so bizarre.” said Kristen Bell, the Veronica Mars actress. “I've done the FX Show in Florida, Wizard-World in Chicago, Comic-Con in San Diego, Wonder-Con in San Francisco, the Comic-Con in New York, and I've done them numerous times.”

Some of the top scheduled guests included popular artists Art Adams, Sergio Aragones, talented writer Paul Dini, as well as longtime fan favorite writer Marv Wolfman.

The Man of Action creative team of Joe Casey, Joe Kelly, Duncan Rouleau, and Steven T. Seagle was featured in a panel on Saturday afternoon and talked to fans about Ben 10 and other upcoming projects.

Other interesting panels included writers and actors from the Netflix original series Punisher.

While panels were going on all weekend in various rooms, there was plenty of action going on the showroom floor. Over 475 exhibitors were at the event selling Golden and Silver Age comics, posters, superhero action figures, and other collectibles.

Scheduled media guests included Ric Flair (WWE) and Lou Ferrigno (The Hulk ). Sam Jones, the actor of Flash Gordon, looked happy to chat with fans over the weekend.

A large group of cosplayers took the San Diego Comic-Con by storm this year with appearances on the convention floor, drawing plenty of attention from fans.

- Web Comics

WonderCon 2019

Wondercon was pretty much two weeks ago, and every time I scroll through my phone pictures, I can’t help but think about how dope it was. At the end of one long, just one exhausting yet exhilarating day, I really just felt good about it. Sometimes I feel really great about it. Maybe it was the connections with people in our conversation. Maybe it was just being in a large crowd of people sharing their uniqueness, or maybe it was just me “wondering” what was going to unfold that day. I don’t know. I was just ready to roll with it.

WC is usually during Easter weekend, which gives me (and many others) “Just Saturday” to consume three days worth of con life. Easter is still a revered holiday, man. But that’s OK because this year I was efficient as heck from cosplaying, to talking geek fashion with people, to hanging with con family, and even participating on a panel. What a day!

I guess the Los Angeles Convention Center will always be my home when it comes to cons since this where they always host Stan Lee’s Comikaze. This year, WC was held here as opposed to Anaheim, and it totally used the space wisely. It was also interesting to see how everyone had to scan badges entering and exiting the showroom floor. I wonder what they’ll be doing with that in the future. The flow of a con, the way it operates can give good vibes or weird vibes. WC definitely had everyone feeling good vibes.

The Highlight of WC was being able to attend panels with my peers, sharing ideas and thoughts about the comic book industry.

I honestly feel like attending panels almost epitomize why I attend cons. To me, it’s the ultimate way of sharing what I love and why I love doing it. It’s more like “I’ve been there, but you don’t have to stay there. I just know that if someone’s there at a convention, they want to feel like they’re a part of something. They want to feel empowered. They want to come out better than they were before.

That’s what I saw. That’s what I felt. That’s still how I feel.

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