Three of the Most Exciting Exhibits From the Early Stages of This Year’s San Diego Comic Convention

Welcome back to Comic Con! We know what you have been itching to get out for the past three years. Now that everything is coming back to normal, why not come out to see us? We welcome you with open arms because of it. We have so much for you to see. What do we have for you this year? Fans of the Pokemon game will be thrilled to hear we are all about their fandom. We have plenty of gifts for you. It’s all about Pokemon this year. Do you like the Pokemon Journeys comic? We have that here for you. You don’t have to limit yourself to the Pokemon Adventures Manga online. You can come down and bring your Pokemon Graphic novel to be signed by the people involved. There are even cute Pokemon comics waiting for you. If Pokemon isn’t your vibe, you do not have to worry. There are other things that you can enjoy. We have three more exhibits for you to see. Come down and take a look for yourself. You won’t be disappointed. All you have to do is stay safe and have a good time.

The San Diego Comic Convention is one of the biggest and most important events in all of nerdom. It’s where months of brand development strategies climax or begin, where the small, kickstarter underdogs can catch pop culture’s attention or where even the best creative agency can fall flat on its face.

It’s the one event where nothing can be held back, and it always delivers. This year’s SDCC kicked off this week, and so far there’s already been some good buzz around a few exhibits.

New Movie Posters.

After months of fan speculation and teasing, production companies have finally released a few posters for some of sci-fi and fantasy’s most anticipated movies. Amongst the titles that finally have had their marketing artwork released are “Jurassic World,” a reboot of the Jurassic Park series; “The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies,” the final installment to Peter Jackson’s LOTR prequel trilogy; and “Ant-Man,” an underdog superhero movie from creative agency Marvel.

Batfleck’s Cowl.

Last year, DC won the San Diego Comic Con by dropping a nuclear bomb of an announcement revealing that the sequel to “Man of Steel” would feature none other than the dark knight himself, the caped crusader Batman. At this year’s SDCC, the creative agency is displaying the new suit that will be worn by Ben Affleck in the upcoming release.

Jaeger Pilot Program.

Creative agency Legendary Pictures has the most ambitious of all SDCC exhibits. Partnering up with Occulus VR, the production company is letting SDCC attendees pilot one of the giant mecha robots from their movie, “Pacific Rim,” through the VR headset. The creative agency’s exhibit even lets participants do battle with one of the movie’s giant monsters.

The San Diego Comic Convention is where a top creative agency’s brand development strategy can win or fail either before they have the chance to get going or after months of hard work. Helpful sites.