Commentary by Kendall Whitehouse
Tag: comic-con
Notes from San Diego Comic-Con 2011 Each July, more than 125,000 people descend on San Diego -- many sporting a costume of their favorite comic book or movie character -- to attend panel sessions, participate in social activities, and see and be seen at the San Diego Convention Center and around town. It's impossible for any individual to … Continue reading San Diego Comic-Con 2011 in Photos
Notes from WonderCon 2011 Although the name "comic-con" is based on the event's origins as a convention for comic book fans, the comic-con has morphed into a broad survey of popular culture. Fans flock to these conventions in San Diego, New York, San Francisco and elsewhere, not just to complete their comic book collections or … Continue reading Movies at Comic-Con: From Tentpole to Shoestring
Notes from WonderCon 2011 Photos from WonderCon 2011 are available in my Flickr photostream -- 241 photos covering all three days from the opening on Friday through the close on Sunday afternoon. Separate sets are available for some of the major panel sessions, including: Immortals, with director Tarsem Singh; actors Henry Cavill (also cast as Superman … Continue reading WonderCon 2011 in Photos
Notes from WonderCon 2011 The San Francisco version of Comic-Con, known as WonderCon, is a combination convention, festival, and weekend-long party for fans of comic books, superheroes, science fiction, and other genres of popular entertainment. It's an opportunity for fans to see clips from forthcoming sci-fi and fantasy movies and television shows, meet celebrities, and … Continue reading Advertising as Entertainment
