Everything the first time attendee or seasoned veteran needs to know about the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con International! Check this page often for updates in the months leading up to and after Comic-Con 2010.
We’ll be covering the all 4 days of the convention (plus preview night), so if you see us, stop and say hi and grab a free button or something! If this is your first time going to Comic-Con, go check out the comic-con survival guide for great tips on how to best enjoy the con.
Fan Interviews
We interview lots of costumed fans, porn star Kayden Kross, Jessie Nigri, Peachy Kiki and Kermit the Frog at Comic-Con 2010!
(Right click a link and choose “Save As…” to download a video to your computer)
|
Stargate Universe
Interviews with David Blue, Robert Carlyle, Ming Na, Alaina Huffman and Robert Cooper (executive producer) of Stargate Universe at Comic-Con 2010.
(Right click a link and choose “Save As…” to download a video to your computer)
|
Merlin
Interviews with Anthony Head, Colin Morgan and the executive producers of Merlin at Comic-Con 2010
(Right click a link and choose “Save As…” to download a video to your computer)
|
|
Are you ready for Comic-Con? In this Ugly Couch Show Special, we’ll help you, the newbie, get ready for the wild, crazy and uber cool that is the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con International! Our Con-veteran hosts help lay out everything you will need to bring and everything you’ll need to know for your upcoming adventure at Comic-Con. | ||||||||
The Truth About Comic-Con Leaving San Diego
A candid interview with Comic-Con’s Director of Marketing & PR regarding the rumors about Comic-Con International’s possible change of venue
Every summer for over 40 years, geeks of all walks of life have descended upon San Diego by the tens of thousands to attend Comic-Con International, a non-stop 5-day mega-convention celebrating comics, movies, pop culture and the visual arts. It’s almost a required coming-of-age pilgrimage for any fan of pop culture. And for 40 years, San Diego has proudly hosted Comic-Con and made welcome its 125,000+ visitors, but recent rumors and speculation about the host city of choice being subject to change have left long time convention attendees wondering where they will be going on their yearly vacation after 2012, when the convention’s contract with the San Diego Convention Center expires.
The San Diego Union Tribune reported that Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Anaheim have reached out to CCI in hopes of luring the convention away from San Diego with promises of more convention space, more hotel rooms, discounted rates for attendees and more. However, San diego area businesses are making their own efforts to keep the massive convention right where it is. Comic-Con organizers are expected to make a decision about the future of the con within a few months.
We asked David Glanzer, PR spokesman for Comic-con International, to help shed some light on these rumors.
 |
MP3 Audio (.MP3) |
Click here for the full transcript of this interview!
Past Comic-Con coverage:
Of course you’re missing something on your list, your missing: a friend. You should always take a friend with you to Comic Con. Your friend keeps you entertained, helps prevent you from feeling lonely while at Comic Con, and can hold your spot in a line while you get some free stuff at another booth for the both of you.
I seem to run into you guys every year at Comic Con (this year I was Cammy from Street Fighter in your Thursday photo album). It’s always a fun encounter with you guys and I look forward to seeing you again next year! :)
Thanks Raychul! Your costumes are always awesome.
So when are you guys going to be posting up stuff about the exclusives from Comic Con 2010?
Hello there, simply changed into alert to your weblog thru Google, and located that it’s really informative. I’m gonna be careful for brussels. I’ll appreciate when you continue this in future. Many folks will be benefited out of your writing. Cheers!