For the third day we venture out into the streets beyond the con to see what we’ll find. Lo and behold, we found plenty. We say it every year but if you can’t get a pass or just can’t get a pass for all 4 days there is a ton to do outside of the con. From the Adult Swim carnival and the FX themed park to the craziness of 5th Street. Then for some reason Dwight Howard…I dunno, I just saw him and took a picture. Enjoy!
While not nearly as massive as PAX in terms of its video game related programming, Comic-Con has been steadily adding more video game related content year after year. This year Comic-Con has dozens of panels to satisfy your video game hunger. Sadly, indie games haven’t really made their way to Comic-Con as of yet, but it’s only a matter of time before indie games crash the party.
Zombies have always been a big part of my life. My first exposure to zombies came at a very young age when George Romero was filming Day of the Dead on Sanibel Island. Actors in full Savini makeup showed up at my elementary school to pick up their kids and as soon as I saw their beautiful disfigured faces, I was hooked.
