In the next few days, I will be going downtown to attend the San Diego Comic-Con.  I've been doing this since 1999, and yes, I know ticket prices have gone up compared to years past.  In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if it got up to $300 next year.

However, before I talk about Comic-Con, lemme talk to you about my experience at this year's Wondercon.

Unlike Comic-Con, Wondercon is a much smaller venue.  Furthermore, it's located up in Anaheim, right next to Disneyland.  I went up there with my dad on April 1st after my brother got me and him a Saturday pass each.  

There were only two panels I checked out.  One is called "Quick Draw."  This is where a number of artists like Scott Shaw, Sergio Aragones, and Floyd Norman go on stage to draw just for our entertainment.  But right at the beginning of the panel, Sergio decided to draw a picture of him fearing Donald Trump.  XP

The other panel was a DC COmics Showcase, showing off upcoming films(Justice League and Wonder Woman) and Animation(Teen Titans: The Judas Contract).  I wanted to ask an April Fool's Question up there, but I decided not to.

One thing that I have noticed is that DC Comics is slowly starting to integrate itself more into Comic-Con and Wondercon.  That's saying alot, considering that Disney often holds its own Convetion called D23.  That's where many Disney, MArvel and Star Wars projects are shown off instead of Comic-Con.  I wouldn't be surprised if Warner Bros bought out Comic-Con in the near future.  Then it would be called the Warner Bros Comic-Con and the Wondercon would be called Warnercon.

BTW, I thought Katie Cook was up in Wondercon, but I was mistaken.  The only thing I bought was a My Little Pony comic.

Anyway, enough talk.  I gotta get ready for Comic-Con 2017.