**Comic-Con 2015: A Day at the Convention**

As we walked through the halls of Comic-Con, we couldn't help but notice the excitement and energy emanating from attendees and exhibitors alike. We started our journey at booth 100, where a prop store booth caught our eye. This was a favorite haunt for many, including Adam Olson, who also loves to visit. The booth was filled with Star Trek original costumes, models, and props, which were super cool and well worth checking out.

Looking over to the right, we saw TV booths that offered signing opportunities. These looked like broadcast setups, where actors would sit in chairs for huge autograph sessions. On the other hand, some booths offered attendee experiences, such as an interactive diorama of The Walking Dead. This was a unique opportunity for fans to wait in line and take photos with actors dressed up as zombies.

We made our way over to ABC's Stage 2 booth, where they were promoting various TV shows, including Agents of Shield and the upcoming Muppets show. We also saw an interactive diorama that allowed attendees to interact with those zombies behind revolving doors. This was a fun experience for fans who had missed the latest season of The Walking Dead.

As we approached the Warner Brothers booth, we saw a huge signing session taking place. Unfortunately, we didn't know who the actors and actresses were, but it was clear they were popular. We decided to move on from there, as the crowds might not have been the best thing to jump into on Saturday at Comic-Con.

Moving forward, we squeezed our way through a crowd of people making their way to Artist Alley. This section of the convention was really awesome, with long tables where artists would set up shop and offer sketches, commissions, and other services. We saw some fantastic artwork, including a Joker from 1989 Batman comic book, which was truly impressive.

Before entering Artist Alley, we stopped by some collectible companies, including Vinyl Toy companies like Kid Robot and Super 7. These companies were known for their geek chic designs, including designer vinyl toys that looked like swords and other fantasy items. We saw a wooden hero sword and an elven sword, both of which were on sale.

We also visited The Anime Depot, which was not really our thing, but it was still worth checking out. Nearby, we found San Francisco-based company Super 7, which made cool t-shirts and remade vintage Kenner toys, including old alien figures that were never made.

As we continued through the convention center, we came across a booth with a serious-looking Wolverine prop. This seemed to be a popular item among fans, who would likely go crazy for it. We also saw some Funko POP! figures on sale at booth 5200, which was not really our thing, but looked pretty cool.

Finally, as we made our way back towards the entrance, we took in the sights and sounds of the convention one last time. We could see that Artist Alley had brought a lot of excitement to the event, with long lines forming outside the booths. As we turned the corner at the end of the hall, we saw the familiar sight of the booth where we started our day, now just a distant memory.

**Artist Alley and Collectibles**

As we walked through the halls of Comic-Con, Artist Alley was one of the first things that caught our eye. This section of the convention center was dedicated to showcasing the work of independent artists and comic book creators. Long tables were set up with sketchbooks, pencils, and other art supplies, where fans could commission artwork or get it sketched on the spot.

We saw some fantastic artwork in Artist Alley, including a Joker from 1989 Batman comic book that was truly impressive. Other artists had their own unique styles, which ranged from traditional drawing to digital art. Some even offered commissioned pieces, where fans could request specific characters or scenarios be drawn for them.

One of the most popular items in Artist Alley was sketching commissions. Fans would sit down with an artist and get a quick sketch done based on their favorite character or scene. We saw some amazing artwork being created right before our eyes, which was both exciting and inspiring.

**Collectibles and Toys**

As we made our way through the convention center, we came across several booths selling collectible items and toys. One of these was Kid Robot's booth, where they had a wide variety of geeky toys and trinkets on sale. We saw some really cool designer vinyl toys that looked like swords, shields, and other fantasy items.

Another company we visited was Super 7, which made cool t-shirts and remade vintage Kenner toys. They had some fantastic items on display, including old alien figures that were never made before. This was a great find for fans of retro toys, who would love to get their hands on these classic designs.

We also saw some Funko POP! figures on sale at booth 5200, which was not really our thing, but looked pretty cool nonetheless. These small figurines are designed to be cute and collectible, and were certainly a hit with fans of the convention.

**The Walking Dead**

One of the most popular attractions in Comic-Con was The Walking Dead. This zombie apocalypse series had become a cultural phenomenon, and fans were eager to experience it for themselves.

We saw an interactive diorama set up at ABC's Stage 2 booth, where attendees could wait in line and take photos with actors dressed up as zombies. This was a fun experience that brought the show to life in a way that was both thrilling and terrifying.

Overall, The Walking Dead experience was immersive and engaging, allowing fans to step into the world of the show for themselves. We saw some amazing sets and costumes on display, which were both impressive and awe-inspiring.

**Writers' Conventions and Panels**

As we made our way through the convention center, we came across several panels and workshops dedicated to writing and storytelling. These events offered a unique opportunity for fans to learn from industry professionals and get insights into the world of comics and pop culture.

We saw some fantastic panels on display, including a discussion on the art of comic book writing and a workshop on how to create your own comic book series. These events were both informative and inspiring, offering fans a chance to connect with other writers and creators in the industry.

Overall, Comic-Con 2015 was an amazing event that offered something for everyone. From Artist Alley to collectibles, The Walking Dead experience, and writing panels, there was no shortage of excitement and inspiration to be found at this year's convention.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey it's norm from Testim comm I'm here at Comic Con 2015 as you can hear from my voice it's Saturday my voice is gone I'm exhausted now earlier in the week we gave you a video highlights of Comic Con but I don't think that gave us enough of a feeling of what Comic Con really is a lot of people don't have an opportunity to go to San Diego every summer and just see how expansive how many hundreds of thousands of people fill this Convention Center I'm here at the very beginning of Comic Con Hall a I'm gonna give you a walking tour of Comic Con Joy's filming this right now using a GoPro hero3 and also a failure tech g4 handheld stabilizing gimbal and see if I can show you what Comicon is all about follow me all right so as we walk in this is Hall exhibit hall a and comic-con San Diego Convention Center is actually broken down install a through Hall H one massive Convention Center what I like to tell people is it's so long if you stand at one end you can't actually see all the way to the other end now at the far end here booth 0-100 is we're going to start and this is a video game aisle all the way on this side you're going to get a massive capcom booth right here xbox is here here at Cal comp they announced that they're releasing a Mega Man helmet that's one of the exclusives here I'm hoping to get in the next couple days now as we make new the crowds it's packed this is the busiest day of comic-con Saturday it's open on Wednesday Wednesday nights preview night that's when we shot our first video and even then preview now it used to be a bonus for people who bought four day badges now you buy the four day badge plus you get preview night everyone expects them here all the time all right let's look down the aisle you can see the numbers 400 500 600 700 all the way to a thousand comic-con goes actually all the way to about booth 5000 and we're a start with the video game stuff you can see Capcom Xbox Bandai Namco Nintendo and in some other video game companies IGN games Rea there are everyone here filming stuff showing off new levels and selling tchotchkes t-shirts toys trinkets whatever as we move actually away from the video game aisle it goes back to what old-school Comic Con I think is a lot of retailers a lot of people selling vintage comics magazines and a lot of actually comic book stores are here your local comic book store a collectible store if whether they're from San Diego LA Denver they actually set up boots here and have for years to trade and evaluate and sell comics things are out of print pull movie soundtracks as you move forward a lot of retailers also now selling toys of course Funko very popular the whole wall them right there and collectibles that we're actually going to see from the actual manufacturers down the line now as we move up to the 800 aisle we're gonna actually move further down and show you one of the boots I always go to of course the mando booth they they're the company that from based out of Austin they release posters limitation posters hey there's Kevin Tom good to see ya shoot a quick video Kevin saw a mando artist he's here with some new prints from his info Rama series of infographics having a good convention so far fantastic convention you gotta check out his site tragic shun site tragic sunshine dot-com cool posters we'll see you in MIT and then mondo is right around this corner and this year they actually have toys that they're selling based on their posters it's Godzilla statue for example it's based on a poster I did for that Godzilla movie that came out a couple years ago some cool Ninja Turtle toys I really want these mousers I'm wondering where is that mando line everything sold is what they're telling me that's why there's no mind let's check out what they have these were actually not even here on preview night there would be all new stuff every day of the week oh my god that Godzilla poster with the Japanese type that one is amazing yeah maybe they'll be some popping online soon I also love this crimson peak one I think Daniel danger is the artist who did that love that blue one they go on sale and in the mornings people when Comic Cons doors open at 9:30 people run here and queue up and there are literally hundreds of people indoors waiting in line just for the opportunity to buy a poster let's move on down so you have some graphic artists some comic book retailers and as we move into the thousands aisle still a lot of that stuff but also more of the independent artists some web comics web comics also big presence at Comic Con the first year I was here Penny Arcade had a booth where you could actually just go up and meet taiko and Gabe anyone go into pax would think that's incredible those guys are swarmed there but at comic-con they were just at their booths drawing and signing autographs and doing sketches Sunbrella also wonderful publisher web comics that I love that's the that's where diesel sweeties is published and they have much of t-shirts actually have bought in the past and have worn in Tesla videos so it's continued forward la attendees out here web comics on the side artists also set up small tables sell their comics do sketches meet fans and do commissions you can actually walk up to an artist and they'll have a listing of how much they'll charge for example for a custom Commission you want them to draw a Batman a Superman or any character you like they'll draw it in their style and you can another watch them do it or come back later and pick it up oh there's a peanuts movie coming out that's new for the Charles Oaks booth normally that booth is a setup for the Charles Schulz ones IAM based in santa rosa but because there is a movie coming out later this year is also now the Snoopy boo boo boo all right let's move our way make a way back down into the main aisle and get all the way that's a comfy cosplay it's a fun game you can play trying to pick out cosplay I actually haven't been able to many pictures here I've been really busy with incognito walks you'll see those videos untested pretty soon that's artist Kevin dark I have a his posters and friends he does really great work and now as we're closing in on that mm I'll the boots get bigger tons of money is spent DC of course has a huge presence here at comic-con both DC and Marvel have massive booths they have different approaches to how they present their stuff at comic-con Marvel's booth as we will see as we get closer over down the aisle a little more spares only the movie stuff let's welcome to DC booth here in just a second and see what's up oh my god I think they're showing the new Batman V Superman trailer let's take a look that's Ben Affleck as Batman holy crap I actually haven't seen that yet I'm not gonna watch it now I'm gonna watch it when I get back to my hotel room I didn't know that was out so much happened to at Comic Con they can barely get even a feel for 1% of it the new costumes from the movie of course that's the the Batman armored suit that you supposed to wear at the end the movie to fight Superman in it's a force based off of Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns but I think he's actually have some kryptonite in the armor this time oh my goodness okay I can't spoil this myself right now I'm sure you guys have seen the trailer also online let's move across the aisle to Sideshow Collectibles booth another booth ivis all-time this muth is massive because they've been here for so long it's so difficult to get booth space at Comic Con but because they've been around for so long and never kind of established themselves they have this space so they have their prototypes of their Premium Format figure they show new products every year also their partners products they also distribute products for hot toys for example and hot toys this year has some prototypes that are really I think the best collectibles at Comic Con a Millennium Falcon cockpit six scale cockpit that can actually fit their six scale collectibles or whatever you want to put in there to get diorama set and this amazing thing it's 1/6 scale it's high fighter you can't get a sense of how big this thing is in photos you got to really put your hand up to it and oh my god I want one I have no place with it it's so big it's even taller than the vitrine they put it in they can't even put a top over that of course they have a back to future and stuff stuff stuff from The Avengers and that's all covered in the video interview we did with them which you'll see untested very soon so let's move on from Sideshow Collectibles to actually some other major bigger comic publishers Dark Horse Comics here Archaea is here boom studios are here it's not just DC Marvel and Image Comics there are a lot of publishers that do great independent comics and mainstream comics they're actually at Comic Con as well we're at the back of the Marvel booth right now in the front is actually just one big stage and this year the big movie they're promoting is ant-man I think they have the costume onstage and they do costume contests throughout the week tons of lines they also after their Hall H panels parade the celebrities out there for photos oh I think we're in the middle of costume contest right now let's take a look oh wow Wow let's see you can pick out there's a Iron Man the new Iron Man 3 Iron Man mr. sinister that's a great black panther over there antivenom Thor Loki you know from all my years ago in a Comic Con I think the two most popular cosplay is probably Harley Quinn followed by poison ivy bites you like seeing a lot of more obscure characters oh like that's a great Mysterio fantastic IDW another big publisher and then we're kind of blending in as we get up into I think the 2500 3000 Isles some of the higher-end collectibles for example oh my god 3a I haven't stopped in this booth let's uh let's take a walk in 3a accompanied by Ashley Wood the artist and they do really really cool sixth scale and larger toys such as these Iron Man tomb that's an amazing Ultron and a really cool armored spider-man Wow those are really neat they also have a license for transformers I think I see some of the Transformers movies toys over those well let's loop back around among the toy aisles of course you have the big toy companies Lego is here Hasbro Mattel is here I think Mattel actually has a has was too big boots set up where you can actually buy exclusives exclusives a big word at comic-con again people run in when the doors open wait in line and try to take as many and try to buy as much as they can some of them actually our retailers are buying just to bring back to their stores and sell the limited stuff and resell them you got NECA toys here there they have a cool aliens license and they actually make that portal gun that's looking down the down this aisle and take a look at some of the new toys Oh some cool Pacific Rim toys gremlins now that's what I want look at that alien wow that's a great see no more and oh my god power loader Ripley from aliens beautiful that is incredible oh my God look at that the xenomorph egg set and it's sold in an egg carton very very clever prototypes on display as we move around big boy big boy it's never really gone away toy Nami is another booth that actually is like a combination with a lot of different toy companies quanto collectibles we've done videos with their operate out of the 20 booth elite collectibles they make that in really great men in black sculpture that we saw a monster Palooza and then of course some officially licensed like prop up because beauty replicas they do like the motorcycle jackets based on like Batman armor and we loop back around here EFX collectibles also a place I like to stop by to check out the helmets they have on display that's such a cool Thor helmet oh hey I got some friends look who it is what are you taking ready for tonight's opportunity oh one second hey it's it's the Griff gang from Back to the Future - I guess it's a pretty appropriate if being 2015 i'm gonna click photo of them thanks a lot these guys are the real deal Wow they looked so good hey Frank Oh Oh No that was a surreal let's get further away from there and see what uh what other parts of comic-con er are over there Hasbro Mattel oh I'm super excited I want to show you guys something a lot of times some of the coolest toys don't actually come out from America they come out from Japan and you have to go to import websites to get them but at Comic Con the Japanese companies are here so tamesha nations is a company but they are coming up and they have what are the most coveted things in my list the thing that I want and it's actually right on the other side of this pillar so follow me as we go around are you ready for this part of the coolest thing at comic-con this guy right here samurai stormtrooper so cool oh my God look at that price tag 93 dollars maybe next time alright let's continue on out of the collectibles area Comic Con we move into TV and movie studios so TV networks all have big boots now AMC ABC TNT they have tons people outside doing their viral marketing lots of like Archie Network for example huge displays look the Bears that we saw up this hey nice to meet you that's the fan it's nice but TV students actually have some really cool setups for example The Walking Dead as will come up on oh that's a prop store booth that's a booth I also love to visit I think Adam Olson loves to visit and this year they have a lot of Star Trek original Star Trek costumes models and props on display super cool stuff now look looking over on the right some TV boots are actually most amazed for like signing opportunities they look like like broadcast setups and they they bring out the actors and they'll sit them out in those chairs and have huge lines for autograph sessions while others are more attendee experiences I think they're called like for example this Walking Dead setup which is an interactive diorama and you can actually wait in line and then go through it and take photos with actors dressed up as zombies let's take a look a little some bees yeah that's pretty neat on the right here ABC has their stage 2 booth I think they're promoting things like the Muppets TV show coming up agents of shield of course and get over here you can actually see this is where people fun they can interact with those zombies behind those revolving doors if you haven't seen the latest season The Walking Dead not going to spoil what happens in that scene that's trying to replicate and then we're almost to the end if you look at a map of comic-con it can be organized with booth numbers or the halls of course it starts with Hall a through Hall G and then the boots were good 4500 right now and they're going you know exactly what's talking about at the Warner Brothers booth with a huge signing session right now I'm not exactly sure if who those actors and actresses are oh they're from the flash there you go the flash signing now so let's actually move away from there because crowds maybe not the best thing to jump into on Saturday at comic-con let's go that way can squeeze our way through hi more people say hi to and then we're getting close we're almost to the end ah you can see them distance artists alley really really awesome part of comic-con kind of like those tables that were set up on the other side except without formal booth setups just a long table an artist which have a section of a table or one table and there that get to go again do sketches commissions that's a really good Joker from 1989 Batman fantastic and right before the artist alley you have some more collectible companies vinyl toy companies Kid Robot super 7 more retailers and we're moving nowhere we're gonna get there we're so close welcome to Comic Con and indeed there we go really is something for everyone at comic-con I'm not really into for example anime so the anime Depot not for me DVDs hence high and not maybe not appropriate but let's make it right here I am into some designer vinyl toys oh it's geek chic they made the the wooden hero sword and the armory there they go yes Hey look there we go the elven sword this rates art that's the one we wanted it without them we have it on sale oh let's get a picture picture alright let's get a picture yes everybody's so excited we will watch it you guys very excited thank you thank you feeling great work yes cool company also of course make furniture for board gaming tabletop gaming really expensive stuff I can't afford but love to see it at the show so much manga and at the end of this aisle super 7 San francisco-based company they make really cool t-shirts and they also are the ones out of the reaction figures kind of the vintage Kenner toys remade the toys that were never made those old alien figures they did a run to those and I think they have some prototypes of them stuff coming up soon oh that's pretty neat yeah Universal Monsters cool and that's pretty cool shirt all right let's loop back around and then get out of here whoa look at that Wolverine that's a serious weapon acts like Wolverine just broke out of the Weapon X project a lot of product and that guy's hair alright as we move we're at a booth 5200 here we started all the way at booth 100 and now we are on that back wall where there seems to be unsurprisingly another long line long lines at comic-con were these guys waiting for what do you guys in line for Punk oh they're in line for Funko yeah not my thing but looks pretty cool so we're at the far wall here and as we turn the corner we'll take a look back all the way back down and we won't be able to see where we started oh there we go there we go a breath of fresh air from booth 100 all the way to 5,300 that's Comic Con 2015 in a nutshell I'm not gonna go to whole age that's not even worth going to until then we'll have more stuff untested from this show but you can see it's a pretty big place we'll see you next timehey it's norm from Testim comm I'm here at Comic Con 2015 as you can hear from my voice it's Saturday my voice is gone I'm exhausted now earlier in the week we gave you a video highlights of Comic Con but I don't think that gave us enough of a feeling of what Comic Con really is a lot of people don't have an opportunity to go to San Diego every summer and just see how expansive how many hundreds of thousands of people fill this Convention Center I'm here at the very beginning of Comic Con Hall a I'm gonna give you a walking tour of Comic Con Joy's filming this right now using a GoPro hero3 and also a failure tech g4 handheld stabilizing gimbal and see if I can show you what Comicon is all about follow me all right so as we walk in this is Hall exhibit hall a and comic-con San Diego Convention Center is actually broken down install a through Hall H one massive Convention Center what I like to tell people is it's so long if you stand at one end you can't actually see all the way to the other end now at the far end here booth 0-100 is we're going to start and this is a video game aisle all the way on this side you're going to get a massive capcom booth right here xbox is here here at Cal comp they announced that they're releasing a Mega Man helmet that's one of the exclusives here I'm hoping to get in the next couple days now as we make new the crowds it's packed this is the busiest day of comic-con Saturday it's open on Wednesday Wednesday nights preview night that's when we shot our first video and even then preview now it used to be a bonus for people who bought four day badges now you buy the four day badge plus you get preview night everyone expects them here all the time all right let's look down the aisle you can see the numbers 400 500 600 700 all the way to a thousand comic-con goes actually all the way to about booth 5000 and we're a start with the video game stuff you can see Capcom Xbox Bandai Namco Nintendo and in some other video game companies IGN games Rea there are everyone here filming stuff showing off new levels and selling tchotchkes t-shirts toys trinkets whatever as we move actually away from the video game aisle it goes back to what old-school Comic Con I think is a lot of retailers a lot of people selling vintage comics magazines and a lot of actually comic book stores are here your local comic book store a collectible store if whether they're from San Diego LA Denver they actually set up boots here and have for years to trade and evaluate and sell comics things are out of print pull movie soundtracks as you move forward a lot of retailers also now selling toys of course Funko very popular the whole wall them right there and collectibles that we're actually going to see from the actual manufacturers down the line now as we move up to the 800 aisle we're gonna actually move further down and show you one of the boots I always go to of course the mando booth they they're the company that from based out of Austin they release posters limitation posters hey there's Kevin Tom good to see ya shoot a quick video Kevin saw a mando artist he's here with some new prints from his info Rama series of infographics having a good convention so far fantastic convention you gotta check out his site tragic shun site tragic sunshine dot-com cool posters we'll see you in MIT and then mondo is right around this corner and this year they actually have toys that they're selling based on their posters it's Godzilla statue for example it's based on a poster I did for that Godzilla movie that came out a couple years ago some cool Ninja Turtle toys I really want these mousers I'm wondering where is that mando line everything sold is what they're telling me that's why there's no mind let's check out what they have these were actually not even here on preview night there would be all new stuff every day of the week oh my god that Godzilla poster with the Japanese type that one is amazing yeah maybe they'll be some popping online soon I also love this crimson peak one I think Daniel danger is the artist who did that love that blue one they go on sale and in the mornings people when Comic Cons doors open at 9:30 people run here and queue up and there are literally hundreds of people indoors waiting in line just for the opportunity to buy a poster let's move on down so you have some graphic artists some comic book retailers and as we move into the thousands aisle still a lot of that stuff but also more of the independent artists some web comics web comics also big presence at Comic Con the first year I was here Penny Arcade had a booth where you could actually just go up and meet taiko and Gabe anyone go into pax would think that's incredible those guys are swarmed there but at comic-con they were just at their booths drawing and signing autographs and doing sketches Sunbrella also wonderful publisher web comics that I love that's the that's where diesel sweeties is published and they have much of t-shirts actually have bought in the past and have worn in Tesla videos so it's continued forward la attendees out here web comics on the side artists also set up small tables sell their comics do sketches meet fans and do commissions you can actually walk up to an artist and they'll have a listing of how much they'll charge for example for a custom Commission you want them to draw a Batman a Superman or any character you like they'll draw it in their style and you can another watch them do it or come back later and pick it up oh there's a peanuts movie coming out that's new for the Charles Oaks booth normally that booth is a setup for the Charles Schulz ones IAM based in santa rosa but because there is a movie coming out later this year is also now the Snoopy boo boo boo all right let's move our way make a way back down into the main aisle and get all the way that's a comfy cosplay it's a fun game you can play trying to pick out cosplay I actually haven't been able to many pictures here I've been really busy with incognito walks you'll see those videos untested pretty soon that's artist Kevin dark I have a his posters and friends he does really great work and now as we're closing in on that mm I'll the boots get bigger tons of money is spent DC of course has a huge presence here at comic-con both DC and Marvel have massive booths they have different approaches to how they present their stuff at comic-con Marvel's booth as we will see as we get closer over down the aisle a little more spares only the movie stuff let's welcome to DC booth here in just a second and see what's up oh my god I think they're showing the new Batman V Superman trailer let's take a look that's Ben Affleck as Batman holy crap I actually haven't seen that yet I'm not gonna watch it now I'm gonna watch it when I get back to my hotel room I didn't know that was out so much happened to at Comic Con they can barely get even a feel for 1% of it the new costumes from the movie of course that's the the Batman armored suit that you supposed to wear at the end the movie to fight Superman in it's a force based off of Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns but I think he's actually have some kryptonite in the armor this time oh my goodness okay I can't spoil this myself right now I'm sure you guys have seen the trailer also online let's move across the aisle to Sideshow Collectibles booth another booth ivis all-time this muth is massive because they've been here for so long it's so difficult to get booth space at Comic Con but because they've been around for so long and never kind of established themselves they have this space so they have their prototypes of their Premium Format figure they show new products every year also their partners products they also distribute products for hot toys for example and hot toys this year has some prototypes that are really I think the best collectibles at Comic Con a Millennium Falcon cockpit six scale cockpit that can actually fit their six scale collectibles or whatever you want to put in there to get diorama set and this amazing thing it's 1/6 scale it's high fighter you can't get a sense of how big this thing is in photos you got to really put your hand up to it and oh my god I want one I have no place with it it's so big it's even taller than the vitrine they put it in they can't even put a top over that of course they have a back to future and stuff stuff stuff from The Avengers and that's all covered in the video interview we did with them which you'll see untested very soon so let's move on from Sideshow Collectibles to actually some other major bigger comic publishers Dark Horse Comics here Archaea is here boom studios are here it's not just DC Marvel and Image Comics there are a lot of publishers that do great independent comics and mainstream comics they're actually at Comic Con as well we're at the back of the Marvel booth right now in the front is actually just one big stage and this year the big movie they're promoting is ant-man I think they have the costume onstage and they do costume contests throughout the week tons of lines they also after their Hall H panels parade the celebrities out there for photos oh I think we're in the middle of costume contest right now let's take a look oh wow Wow let's see you can pick out there's a Iron Man the new Iron Man 3 Iron Man mr. sinister that's a great black panther over there antivenom Thor Loki you know from all my years ago in a Comic Con I think the two most popular cosplay is probably Harley Quinn followed by poison ivy bites you like seeing a lot of more obscure characters oh like that's a great Mysterio fantastic IDW another big publisher and then we're kind of blending in as we get up into I think the 2500 3000 Isles some of the higher-end collectibles for example oh my god 3a I haven't stopped in this booth let's uh let's take a walk in 3a accompanied by Ashley Wood the artist and they do really really cool sixth scale and larger toys such as these Iron Man tomb that's an amazing Ultron and a really cool armored spider-man Wow those are really neat they also have a license for transformers I think I see some of the Transformers movies toys over those well let's loop back around among the toy aisles of course you have the big toy companies Lego is here Hasbro Mattel is here I think Mattel actually has a has was too big boots set up where you can actually buy exclusives exclusives a big word at comic-con again people run in when the doors open wait in line and try to take as many and try to buy as much as they can some of them actually our retailers are buying just to bring back to their stores and sell the limited stuff and resell them you got NECA toys here there they have a cool aliens license and they actually make that portal gun that's looking down the down this aisle and take a look at some of the new toys Oh some cool Pacific Rim toys gremlins now that's what I want look at that alien wow that's a great see no more and oh my god power loader Ripley from aliens beautiful that is incredible oh my God look at that the xenomorph egg set and it's sold in an egg carton very very clever prototypes on display as we move around big boy big boy it's never really gone away toy Nami is another booth that actually is like a combination with a lot of different toy companies quanto collectibles we've done videos with their operate out of the 20 booth elite collectibles they make that in really great men in black sculpture that we saw a monster Palooza and then of course some officially licensed like prop up because beauty replicas they do like the motorcycle jackets based on like Batman armor and we loop back around here EFX collectibles also a place I like to stop by to check out the helmets they have on display that's such a cool Thor helmet oh hey I got some friends look who it is what are you taking ready for tonight's opportunity oh one second hey it's it's the Griff gang from Back to the Future - I guess it's a pretty appropriate if being 2015 i'm gonna click photo of them thanks a lot these guys are the real deal Wow they looked so good hey Frank Oh Oh No that was a surreal let's get further away from there and see what uh what other parts of comic-con er are over there Hasbro Mattel oh I'm super excited I want to show you guys something a lot of times some of the coolest toys don't actually come out from America they come out from Japan and you have to go to import websites to get them but at Comic Con the Japanese companies are here so tamesha nations is a company but they are coming up and they have what are the most coveted things in my list the thing that I want and it's actually right on the other side of this pillar so follow me as we go around are you ready for this part of the coolest thing at comic-con this guy right here samurai stormtrooper so cool oh my God look at that price tag 93 dollars maybe next time alright let's continue on out of the collectibles area Comic Con we move into TV and movie studios so TV networks all have big boots now AMC ABC TNT they have tons people outside doing their viral marketing lots of like Archie Network for example huge displays look the Bears that we saw up this hey nice to meet you that's the fan it's nice but TV students actually have some really cool setups for example The Walking Dead as will come up on oh that's a prop store booth that's a booth I also love to visit I think Adam Olson loves to visit and this year they have a lot of Star Trek original Star Trek costumes models and props on display super cool stuff now look looking over on the right some TV boots are actually most amazed for like signing opportunities they look like like broadcast setups and they they bring out the actors and they'll sit them out in those chairs and have huge lines for autograph sessions while others are more attendee experiences I think they're called like for example this Walking Dead setup which is an interactive diorama and you can actually wait in line and then go through it and take photos with actors dressed up as zombies let's take a look a little some bees yeah that's pretty neat on the right here ABC has their stage 2 booth I think they're promoting things like the Muppets TV show coming up agents of shield of course and get over here you can actually see this is where people fun they can interact with those zombies behind those revolving doors if you haven't seen the latest season The Walking Dead not going to spoil what happens in that scene that's trying to replicate and then we're almost to the end if you look at a map of comic-con it can be organized with booth numbers or the halls of course it starts with Hall a through Hall G and then the boots were good 4500 right now and they're going you know exactly what's talking about at the Warner Brothers booth with a huge signing session right now I'm not exactly sure if who those actors and actresses are oh they're from the flash there you go the flash signing now so let's actually move away from there because crowds maybe not the best thing to jump into on Saturday at comic-con let's go that way can squeeze our way through hi more people say hi to and then we're getting close we're almost to the end ah you can see them distance artists alley really really awesome part of comic-con kind of like those tables that were set up on the other side except without formal booth setups just a long table an artist which have a section of a table or one table and there that get to go again do sketches commissions that's a really good Joker from 1989 Batman fantastic and right before the artist alley you have some more collectible companies vinyl toy companies Kid Robot super 7 more retailers and we're moving nowhere we're gonna get there we're so close welcome to Comic Con and indeed there we go really is something for everyone at comic-con I'm not really into for example anime so the anime Depot not for me DVDs hence high and not maybe not appropriate but let's make it right here I am into some designer vinyl toys oh it's geek chic they made the the wooden hero sword and the armory there they go yes Hey look there we go the elven sword this rates art that's the one we wanted it without them we have it on sale oh let's get a picture picture alright let's get a picture yes everybody's so excited we will watch it you guys very excited thank you thank you feeling great work yes cool company also of course make furniture for board gaming tabletop gaming really expensive stuff I can't afford but love to see it at the show so much manga and at the end of this aisle super 7 San francisco-based company they make really cool t-shirts and they also are the ones out of the reaction figures kind of the vintage Kenner toys remade the toys that were never made those old alien figures they did a run to those and I think they have some prototypes of them stuff coming up soon oh that's pretty neat yeah Universal Monsters cool and that's pretty cool shirt all right let's loop back around and then get out of here whoa look at that Wolverine that's a serious weapon acts like Wolverine just broke out of the Weapon X project a lot of product and that guy's hair alright as we move we're at a booth 5200 here we started all the way at booth 100 and now we are on that back wall where there seems to be unsurprisingly another long line long lines at comic-con were these guys waiting for what do you guys in line for Punk oh they're in line for Funko yeah not my thing but looks pretty cool so we're at the far wall here and as we turn the corner we'll take a look back all the way back down and we won't be able to see where we started oh there we go there we go a breath of fresh air from booth 100 all the way to 5,300 that's Comic Con 2015 in a nutshell I'm not gonna go to whole age that's not even worth going to until then we'll have more stuff untested from this show but you can see it's a pretty big place we'll see you next time\n"