Yes, Preview Night at the Con happened last night and with great aplomb, I steeled myself to handle the crowd. I went in alone and survived. Most people on Preview Night are from the media industry, but often actors show up in very low-key attire. I am 98% certain I ran into, Isaac Singleton Jr. on the exhibit hall floor, but he gave me eye contact and used some Jedi mind trick so all I could think is, "This is not the Pirate I am looking for." He turned away from me with his Comic-Con backpack on, which was tiny on his frame, and he bailed. I Facebook messaged him and haven't received word back, probably because he doesn't know me. :^D As promised, here are a few of the sights. We can sta
If you've never been to SDCC, you just don't know what you are missing. Sometimes I have to pinch myself when I'm there. It's a weird feeling to be there, able to see so much of what is going on in the industry. People from all over come to this particular convention to experience it almost like a pilgrimage. The sights, sounds, and yes, even the smells (Can you say, "ew?") are memorable in ways which you won't soon forget. This year, I will be there a few days and I hope to make some good connections in the writing community. (2015 Supergirl Cast Via Fanpop) What's at the SDCC? People. People in costumes, or in fandom attire, and people from the industry, movie and television actors, produc
