This is the 7th year of New York Comic Con (NYCC).
The event is run by the good folks at ReedPOP (whose local setup, by the way, also runs Red Dot Island's STGCC). And from all bets, attendance numbers for NYCC 2012 is set to garner another record high.
Considering the recent "mainstreaming" of what used to be the geekier side of pop-culture, the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center will be jam-packed with noobs and old-timers come October 11 to 14th 2012. Fact is, the three-day and four-day tickets have already been sold out a couple of weeks ago. And NYCC has never quite "sold out" this much, this early before.
Sigh. Signs of the times.
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Sunday, September 23, 2012
NYCC 2012: An Alternative to Comic-Con?
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Monday, July 30, 2012
SDCC 2012 Recap: WB Preview Screenings Got Diva Googly-Eyed
Preview Night at Comic-Con went down at Ballroom 20 with the WB crazy-spoiling the fans by offering sneak-peek screenings of 5 upcoming TV shows.
Many toy collectors with Preview Night passes presumably headed straight to the show floor to get their exclusive and limited items but there were several other attendees who have been waiting for the preview screenings since early afternoon, including Red Dot Diva and her bunch of friends.
Promptly at about 6pm, officials opened the doors for Ballroom 20 and ushered those in line inside the venue. As they were at the front of the line already, Diva's group managed to get really good seats right up front in third row, near the giant screen on stage. The ballroom quickly filled up and it was more than half full at one-point.
The announcement "Welcome to Comic-Con International!" was met by an excited round of applause. Comic-Con has officially begun!!
After a short intro by a rather cute WB representative, everyone could finally settle into their seats for the nearly 4-hour preview marathon.
Oh. Before reading on, here's the mandatory warning.
** This blog post is NOT Spoiler-Free. **
Many toy collectors with Preview Night passes presumably headed straight to the show floor to get their exclusive and limited items but there were several other attendees who have been waiting for the preview screenings since early afternoon, including Red Dot Diva and her bunch of friends.
Promptly at about 6pm, officials opened the doors for Ballroom 20 and ushered those in line inside the venue. As they were at the front of the line already, Diva's group managed to get really good seats right up front in third row, near the giant screen on stage. The ballroom quickly filled up and it was more than half full at one-point.
The announcement "Welcome to Comic-Con International!" was met by an excited round of applause. Comic-Con has officially begun!!
After a short intro by a rather cute WB representative, everyone could finally settle into their seats for the nearly 4-hour preview marathon.
Oh. Before reading on, here's the mandatory warning.
** This blog post is NOT Spoiler-Free. **
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
SDCC 2012: WB Heats It Up with Previews and Panels
After the mad frenzied rush for registration, passes, hotel bookings, airtickets - just to even get into the hallowed halls of SDCC, Red Dot Diva notes that the Number One question which is on everyone's lips right now is:
"When will SDCC's Schedule be OUT?!!!"
Answer: About two weeks before SDCC.
A certain silver fox-in-the-know has told her that suggestions for panels and panel attendees were to be submitted to Comic-Con by 8 June, so this means that details of the convention's schedule is being worked on right now.
Of course, some lucky media folks receive announcements and official press releases early, and some details are already posted in their blogs or social media timeline. It is very useful to scope out these information as they give important indications of what Comic-Con goers can expect to see and do during 11 - 15 July.
This year, WB has jumped the gun by being one of the first "big-timers" to announce their SDCC panels and special previews. Red Dot Diva couldn't help by squee when she saw the list.
"When will SDCC's Schedule be OUT?!!!"
Answer: About two weeks before SDCC.
A certain silver fox-in-the-know has told her that suggestions for panels and panel attendees were to be submitted to Comic-Con by 8 June, so this means that details of the convention's schedule is being worked on right now.
Of course, some lucky media folks receive announcements and official press releases early, and some details are already posted in their blogs or social media timeline. It is very useful to scope out these information as they give important indications of what Comic-Con goers can expect to see and do during 11 - 15 July.
This year, WB has jumped the gun by being one of the first "big-timers" to announce their SDCC panels and special previews. Red Dot Diva couldn't help by squee when she saw the list.
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