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Olivia Munn – The Muse Comic Con
July 22nd, 2011 | 
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Olivia Munn – Complex Magazine Comic Con Party 2011
Olivia Munn attending the Complex Magazine Comic-Con kick-off party, San Diego California July 21, 2011.
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Olivia Munn – Comic Con 2011
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Comic Con 2011
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O.M….G. Jst locked in my schedule & goin 2 Comic-Con!!! @VanityFair asked me 2 b their tour guide & pop @KristaSmithLA’s nerd cherry. Yay!
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Comic-Con Stays In San Diego
The Union-Tribune is reporting that Comic-Con International, the popular arts convention that takes place in San Diego every July, will remain here for another five years.
Other cities (Los Angeles and Anaheim) have been vying to host the convention after 2012, when the contract with the San Diego convention center expires. David Glanzer, spokesman for Comic-Con, told These Days back in April that it was a tough decision and would require time and deliberation.
One of the biggest concerns was the size of the San Diego convention center and whether it could continue to accommodate what has become San Diego’s largest convention with more than 130,000 attendees each year.
David Glanzer told the U-T: “We’ve always had a desire to stay in San Diego, and we had three amazing proposals. It was obviously a very difficult decision, one born out by the amount of time it’s taken to make that decision. But in the end San Diego was able to address a lot of our concerns. It’s never been a secret we’d hoped to stay here, but the real challenge was that those who want to attend the event can afford to attend, in terms of size and space and cost.”
The U-T says the final decision came after contracts were made with the 64 convention-block hotels locking in certain rates for Comic-Con attendees through 2015.
What do you think? Are you happy Comic-Con will remain in San Diego?
Were you frustrated by the long lines and crowds at Comic-Con over the last couple of years? A larger space would presumably help alleviate those frustrations. Are the lines worth it to keep Comic-Con in San Diego?
http://www.kpbs.org/news/2010/sep/30/comic-con-stays-san-diego/
