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- Jul 26, 2026
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SDCC announces 2027 dates, plans to increase programming at Comic-Con Museum (opens the original)
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As San Diego Comic-Con ended Sunday, officials announced plans to do more programming at the Comic-Con Museum to entertain fans year-round. The museum will launch Con-style panel programming that will take submissions from fans, said Senior Director of Programming Eddie Ibrahim. The goal is to have multiple panels in one day. “Our hope is to get it started this year,” he said. No details on the submission process have been announced. The museum, located in Balboa Park, introduced a new exhibit o
Comic-Con welcomes local icons Wisdom, Kelly who share tales from their decades in radio (opens the original)
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They’re not actors playing superheroes or cosplayers in costumes, but two longtime San Diegans who achieved success in entertainment shared the spotlight at Comic-Con. “A Converstation with San Diego Celebrities Gabriel Wisdom and “Shotgun” Tom Kelly” featured the radio personalities at a Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina panel on Friday. For Wisdom, the Comic-Con appearance was a return engagement, decades later. During its early days, he helped promote Comic-Con on the radio and emceed the 197
Hollywood comes to town for more than Comic-Con. Panelists explain why at 'San Diego on Screen' (opens the original)
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Every summer, San Diego Comic-Con puts San Diego under Hollywood’s spotlight as film studios and entertainment companies descend on the pop culture event. But they don’t exactly ignore San Diego the rest of the year when it comes to filming. Many well-known projects, even classics, have been shot here and more may be on the way, according to a group of filmmakers and observers at a “San Diego on Screen” panel discussion. “Some Like it Hot,” “Citizen Kane,” “Top Gun” and “Anchorman” are some of t
This Chula Vista artist shares his best Comic-Con scoops with thousands of fans on social media (opens the original)
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Erik Arreaga has been going to Comic-Con for most of his life, starting in 1991 as a fan. He later became a vendor and exhibitor and now is a professional artist. But in recent years, the 47-year-old Chula Vista resident has become well known as one of the top chroniclers of the pop culture gathering, offering tips on social media to all sorts of information about the sprawling event. And as the convention gets ready to kick off Wednesday, Arreaga, who on his artist Instagram account describes h
FOMO on Comic-Con? Even without a badge, there's tons to do near the Convention Center (opens the original)
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For more, see our sneak peak at 2026 San Diego Comic Con, which opens Thursday, following a preview night the day before for full-convention badge holders. Didn’t get a badge to Comic-Con this week and feeling a big case of FOMO coming on? Well, put aside that fear of missing out because there’s plenty to see and do even if you can’t get inside the San Diego Convention Center for Comic-Con. As the pop culture convention has exploded in popularity, it has had to expand beyond the spacious rooms o
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