Coverage: San Diego Comic Con Day 2

Last updated Mar. 30, 2008

No-Name's Annual San Diego Comic Con Trip
The second day of San Diego Comic Con was definitely more crowded, and provided a lot more sights to enjoy, too. Here's a sampling of what we saw:
(Or go to Day 1, Day 3 or Day 4)

The view outside the front of the hotel.	Robert with one of the Pioneer chocolate bars.	A bunch with great costumes (Troops!)
Dealers room.	Cool dealer: Silver Sword and Stone.	Warner with the Time Machine replica.
Tokyo Pop's big booth.	Unobtainable goods dealer - Space Above and Beyond suit.	Unobtainable dealer - the Chigs suit.
Dimension Films (who were so rude to us 2 years ago).	San Diego Asian Film Festival (prize is Ang Lee-autographed book).	A view of the dealers room from one corner.
The "Drunk Chicks Rule" shirt, for some friends who'd appreciate it	Mr. Conner checking out weapons to help in crowd control at our meetings :)	A sign just for Golden and Silver Age comics.
The Anime Art of John Medeiros Jr., they always have these great anime prints.	The all-important eats!	Conner (and friend) at the Nippon Books booth.
Conner giving Toynami's Robotech toys a good close look.	Now that's a convention sign!	Our friends at Nichibei Anime.
Heck, they already have Sen To Chihiro toys!	Kinokuniya Stores, where Love Hina is very popular.	Urban Vision and Vampire Hunter D PR.
Tokyo Pop Shop (they have 2 booths).	Kevin Smith's View Askew booth.	It's the folks from Omocha Box.
Dark Horse Comics.	It's Ben Dunn!	It's a little animated Too Much Coffee Man figure that shakes!
Central Park Media.	Suncoast and ADV share a booth, as usual.	Comics distribution giant Diamond.
Pioneer's booth (Oh! My Goddess movie probably in November).	A quick scene from Armitage: Dual Matrix.	DC Comics.
Warp Graphics - home of Elfquest.	Decipher has a Lord of the Rings trading card game.	The autograph lines under the sails.
The Bandai/Anime Village booth.	Don't kill the poor guy!	Viz Communications.
A great pewter Faye Valentine, avail. Q4 2001/Q1 2002, for less than $200.	A Dragon Ball Z hummer?!?	Giant Robot magazine.
It's Stan Sakai - Usagi Yojimbo lives.	Straight from Japan, ArtFX.	ArtFX took up 2 sides of the aisle.
Palisades Toys' figurine of Armitage.	All the panel rooms are down this hall.	Cassandra Petersen, aka Elvira.
Quickbeam and Tookish from TORN, plus Richard Taylor from WETA.	We also saw actor Brent Spiner in the dealers room, after his panel, as well as the English voices for Bulma and Krillin at the Palisades booth (with the DBZ Hummer).