Since I didn't get to Comic-Con this year, I bought an events guide and souvenir book from someone on eBay. The package showed up today, and I just finished going through the events guide. Reading through it was strangely relaxing. Not quite as good as actually *going to* the con, but, with a little imagination, it felt a little like I was in my hotel room on Wednesday night, after getting back from Preview Night, planning out the rest of the weekend.

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CBR has a nice post-con wrap-up article, interviewing David Glanzer. It's hard to imagine how much work goes into Comic-Con. I'm still reading articles on io9, CBR, and elsewhere, catching up on stuff from the con. (Imagine how far behind I'd be on con news if I'd actually *gone* to the con?)

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I spent some time this afternoon watching bits and pieces of Comic-Con panels on YouTube. I found a funny bit from a Torchwood / Doctor Who thing here. And a great bit from the Chuck panel here. And a page of embedded clips from Kevin Smith's panel. And a page of clips from Joss Whedon's panel. Not quite as good as actually being there, but the lines are shorter, the seats are more comfortable, and the coffee's cheaper!

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I've been surfing the web, browsing through a lot of the San Diego news. Here's some stuff I'm missing:

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