Jul 27, 2014
Goodnight, Comic-Con. Itās been real.
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Goodnight, Comic-Con. Itās been real.
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Sometimes you need a literary break from Comic-Con.
Always a fan of involved cosplay -- especially when it involves Bioshock and severed heads!
Judging from your Twitter feed, Comic-Con is nothing but surprise movie trailers (Interstellar!), celebrity sightings (Hulk Hogan!), and the most elaborate cosplay and promotional stunts (zombie attacks!). But the average attendeeāthat tried and true fan who comes back year after yearāisnāt necessarily the one camping overnight for a Hall H seat or hauling around a 50-lb photon pack. We took some time this year to talk to the every-fan, and to find out what keeps folks coming back, even as the Con grows bigger and more insane.
Photos: Ben Rasmussen/WIRED
I wish I had a GoPro because I was looking at all these people and zombiesā¦
OH walking down 5th street
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Not hating the view from up here.
The Joker with that extra bounce in his step. (Insert āhaters gonna hateā joke here.)
The Leftovers booth at Petco Park offered an interesting, if not somewhat creepy, look at their wares.