Comic-Con 2007: It's a Wrap

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Here are a few of our personal highlights, low points and some of the projects we saw at Comic-Con that we look forward to catching in the future.

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...midnite Squishee

Squishee_bacon Well, we can see what Shaky Bacon was doing on Saturday night (brain freeze!), but what about Comic-Con denizens?

They were busy with the Masquerade -- either performing in it or watching it unfold on a big screen in another room.

Or they were dancing the night away in the converted autograph area. Scorpion and Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat were particularly good, but the Jedi needed some work.

Or they were singing at the top of their lungs along with Tara's "I'm Under Your Spell," one of the many songs presented in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer's" musical episode, "Once More, With Feeling."

Comic-book creator Warren Ellis also drew a crowd.  "The Authority" writer is known as one of the most critically acclaimed and outspoken individuals in comics.

 

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Con costume to beat: Orange CPDRC uiform



It's a little early to start campaigning for a winner in next Saturday's Comic-Con 2007 Masquerade. But check out this video and tell me if you don't think anyone resourceful and bold enough to wear a Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center prison uniform shouldn't win the costume competition hands down.

It looks like the whole thing was shot from a guard tower, and apparently CPDRC's warden is an aspiring Adam Shankman -- meaning an extremely ambitious choreographer who can get great performances out of non-professional dancers. Next up from Fox, if producers are paying any attention to hyper viral videos, a "So You Think You Can Dance" versus "Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center" showdown. (via BB)                     

-- Sheigh Crabtree

 




Our Bloggers

Geoff Boucher is a pop culture guru who writes about everything from Coachella to Spider-Man's unmasking. He'll be covering panels and anything cool that he comes across.

Sheigh Crabtree usually speeds past San Diego on her way to Tijuauna in search of clay monkeys. She will be covering Hollywood's looming shadow at the event, and seeking female-friendly graphic novels.

Jevon Phillips will be writing about booths, panels and the fan aspects of the show. Luckily, he will not be entering the Masquerade as Afro Samurai.