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Comic-Con 2014: San Diego, July 26

July 27, 2014Philip NelBerkeley Breathed, Bill Watterson, Censorship, Comic-Con, Comics, Gene Luen Yang, Jeff Smith, Willie ItoBerkeley Breathed, Bill Watterson, Censorship, Comic-Con, Comics, Gene Luen Yang, Jeff Smith, Willie Ito

Hello, and welcome to today’sÂ tiny sliver of what Comic-Con is like. In each of my day’s reports, I’m giving you but one person’s glimpse into this vast enterprise, the attendance of which tends to be around 50,000 people. If you were here, your focus mightÂ be different than mine. Or if youÂ did attend this year’s Comic-Con,

Comic-Con 2014: San Diego, July 24

July 25, 2014Philip NelCharles M. Schulz, Comic-Con, Comics, Don Rosa, Fantagraphics, Gene Luen Yang, R.C. Harvey, Scott McCloud, Seth Green, Trina RobbinsCharles M. Schulz, Comic-Con, Comics, Don Rosa, Fantagraphics, Gene Luen Yang, R.C. Harvey, Scott McCloud, Seth Green, Trina Robbins

Welcome to day 2 of my unashamedly idiosyncratic coverage of the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con. Let’s start with a little cosplay, shall we? Cosplay! One could spend all day photographing people in their costumes. I didn’t. These (above) are just a few I happened to catch. Instead, I went to panels, such as: Charles Schulz

Comic-Con, San Diego, Sunday, July 21

July 22, 2013Philip NelComic-Con, Comics, Crockett Johnson, Faith Erin Hicks, Gene Deitch, Gene Luen Yang, Jeff Smith, Paul Hornschemeier, Paul Pope, Tom SpurgeonComic-Con, Comics, Crockett Johnson, Faith Erin Hicks, Gene Deitch, Gene Luen Yang, Jeff Smith, Paul Hornschemeier, Paul Pope, Tom Batiuk, Tom Spurgeon

Welcome to the final day of my admittedly idiosyncratic coverage of the 2013 Comic-Con in San Diego. As on previous days, I’ve given each event or topic a heading so that you can find whatever interests you and then skip the rest. Getting Into Character You could spend all of your time here photographing people