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Comic-Con went online for its 51st year. YouTube views give us an indication of what connected with fans.
On Comic-Con’s last day, there will be online-only panels with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Kevin Eastman, Nathan Fillion and more
The Friday schedule for Comic-Con’s online-only event features Charlize Theron and a lot of offerings from The Walking Dead shows
On Comic-Con’s biggest day, there will be online-only panels from What We Do in the Shadows, Family Guy, Agents of SHIELD and Bill and Ted
Comic-Con at Home’s second day will feature big showings by Star Trek and Amazon Prime, as well as other panels featuring Simon Pegg and Todd McFarlane
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More photos of cosplayers at Comic-Con International on Friday, July 19, 2019.
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Cosplayers at Comic-Con International played in the streets on Saturday, July 20, 2019.
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Nerd out with some cosplayers at Comic-Con, who describe their handmade, labor-intensive costumes in detail ... and why they go to the trouble to make them.
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Don’t have a badge for Comic-Con?
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Even superheroes need a beer sometimes.
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Cosplay at Comic Con International in San Diego.
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So what does Comic-Con@Home look like? We log on to experience day one of the convention.
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With in-person event canceled because of COVID-19, annual convention shifts online with a virtual Comic-Con event, which will be open to everyone online
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DC and Marvel have been increasingly innovative about diversifying its creators and its characters in recent years. It’s a slow burn toward representation, but an inspiring one.
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With this week’s Comic-Con International moving online because of the coronavirus pandemic, there’s a whole world of cosplayers with a lot of creativity to show off.
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Jiminy jillickers, Batman! COVID-19 foiled us again.
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This vibrant Japanese film looks and feels like a video game
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The annual event, now in its 49th year, canceled due to COVID-19 restrictions
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San Diego bars and restaurants offering take-out and delivery services to help you host the ultimate Cinco de Mayo fiesta in your home.
Experts weight in on a proposed plan to close part of Fifth Avenue to traffic
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Those with Comic-Con member ID’s will get an email before the sale with specific information on how to access the online site for purchasing tickets
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Nat Geo goes head to head with Discovery by expanding SharkFest to three weeks and rebooting ‘Brain Games’ with Keegan-Michael Key.
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Marvel shared details on Black Widow, Thor, The Eternal and more at Comic-Con
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Besides Marvel’s “Phase 4" slate, this year’s Comic-Con was defined by a dearth of major studio movies. The question is, did anyone care?
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Mahershala Ali made the first move with Marvel Studios and “Blade.”
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Panelists recall memorable Comic-Con moments and talk about the challenges of squeezing exhibitors and 135,000 people into downtown San Diego’s Convention Center
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Guillermo del Toro, a master of making on-screen monsters, unveiled his latest at Comic-Con 2019: the Jangly Man, from his upcoming film “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.”
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The Black Widow lives on in a prequel, coming out May 2020. Scarlett Johansson says the timing is perfect.
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Show-runner Michael Shur and star Kristen Bell praise the show’s ending as an appropriate conclusion
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“Carnival Row” actor Orlando Bloom claimed San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer left Amazon Prime’s pop-up experience shortly after finding out it featured ‘a mythological scrappy immigrant.’
