This year, the Dragon Ball Z World Tour took place again behind the San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina. Again, no SDCC badge required & this event was free for everyone to check out. People who checked out this event were able to view many exclusives and Dragon Ball Z products! Definitely plenty to take
During Comic Con I always try to head over to the Nintendo Gaming Lounge, which is held at San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina, directly adjacent to the convention center. Curious to see what I saw… Click the jump! Enjoy!
Here’s another look at San Diego Comic-Con on Sunday, a great day to do some last-minute shopping and capture a few more cosplay photos. If you recognize yourself or someone you know, let us know in the comments; we always like to give credit where credit’s due!
On Sunday, I walked around the show floor again. This is usually the day everyone scrambles for their last minute purchases. It’s honestly one of my preferred days because usually some people have their last minute sales, and want everything to go. Here’s a gallery of what I saw! Enjoy!
Not everybody gets the chance to get a SDCC badge, and if that happens to you next year, just know there are plenty of activities to do outside, around, and behind the San Diego Convention Center. From the Lexus Parking lot of Petco Park to the children’s museum. Here’s a gallery of what I saw! Enjoy!
On Saturday of Comic-Con I checked out the Borderlands Museum of Mayhem, presented by Nerdist! Curious to see what I saw, click the jump! Enjoy!
More pictures of walking around the show floor! Here’s what I saw on Friday during Comic Con! Click the jump! Enjoy!
Next up in our SDCC Photo Round up is a look at Saturday, arguably the best day of Comic-Con for cosplay, but we got plenty of photos of crowds and collectibles too! Let us know if you spot yourself or someone you know so we can tag you!
Next up in our SDCC Photo Round up is a look at Friday! Let us know if you spot yourself or someone you know so we can tag you!