Go, read: Tom Spurgeon’s guide to San Diego Comic-Con International

In an annual experience nearly as enjoyable and insane as the con itself, the Spurge has posted his absurdly massive guide to attending the San Diego Comic-Con, the biggest gathering of nerddom in the Western Hemisphere. Ironically, I haven’t attended since I got a job in the industry, a fact that makes me cry silently to myself every summer. Each SDCC I attended ranks in my top comics-related memories ever; if you’re a general-purpose geek like I am, it’s heaven on Earth, and Tom’s guide will make you miss it so much if you’re not going, which you should. If you’re NOT a general-purpose geek–like Tom–it’s a more complicated experience, which is part of the fun of reading his guide, as is the sense you get that writing it is in some small way an act of self-injury, like cutting or laxative abuse, or perhaps like those monks who flagellate themselves.

2 Responses to Go, read: Tom Spurgeon’s guide to San Diego Comic-Con International

  1. Tom Spurgeon says:

    Thanks, Sean. Are you going this summer?

  2. Not sure. I don’t think our staffing has been selected as yet, but it’s possible it has and I’m not on it. I don’t tend to be; I’m the “hold down the fort” guy. I go to MoCCA and that’s about it!

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