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San Diego Comic Con has evolved far beyond comic books. Over the past 56 years, this celebration of geek culture has grown from a single-day shindig in a local bookstore to a week-long event hosted in the San Diego Convention Center, showcasing not only nerd-centric media, but also community.

Books with Pictures Eugene opened its doors in 2020, and aims to be a welcoming, inclusive space for Eugene locals of all ages and backgrounds to engage with and discover comics. (Courtesy Books with Pictures Eugene)

Comic Store In Your Future – But Not The Shipping Store Next Door. How stupid are our phones making us anyway?

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The 2026 Comic‑Con International, one of the world’s largest pop culture gatherings, concluded in San Diego on Sunday, with classic comic books standing out as highlights valued both as financial assets and cultural heritage.

During San Diego Comic-Con, IDW announced Event Horizon: Pandemonium, the third and final chapter in Christian Ward‘s acclaimed trilogy of comics expanding the world of Paul W.S. Anderson’s 1997 cult classic.

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Marvel’s Hall H presentation happened Saturday night, and though Kevin Feige was focused on the future of the MCU, it felt like a blast from the past, with stunts and a huge assemblage of famous people to promote upcoming films. Kayleigh Donaldson called it a “recession indicator” in the Squawk chat which made me laugh.

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SAN DIEGO – Thousands of fans crowded into Comic-Con’s cavernous Hall H on Saturday night as Fantastic Four’s faithful robot H.E.R.B.I.E. rolled onto the stage to promise the show was on its way. “Don’t Stop Believin’” blared from the speakers as the audience — some of whom waited some 36 hours on the sidewalk to…