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CLICK HERE if you are having a problem viewing the photos on a mobile device, There was something different at the San Diego Convention Center when Comic-Con 2018 opened on Thursday, But what it was wasn’t immediately clear, All the familiar faces were represented by cosplayers in costumes as Harley Quinn or Batman, Spider-Man or Wonder Woman, and judging from the massive bags being hauled away by early shoppers, the vendors from Hasbro en pointe ballet shoes art ballet shoes print ballet slippers painting pink ballet shoes ballet art ballet print ballet watercol and Lego to Funko and Giant Robot are doing business as usual, too..

In the distance, the high-rise hotels and downtown office buildings are clad in their sheaths of temporary billboards, trumpeting such soon-to-arrive shows as Amazon’s “Jack Ryan” spy series or NBC’s “Manifest,” a new lost-then-found airliner drama. Spread across the vast lawn between the convention center and the Bayfront Hilton and along the crowded streets of the Gaslamp Quarter are the elaborate network and studio installations that draw long lines of fans eager to experience the world of NBC’s after-life comedy “The Good Place” or Fox’s horror series “American Horror Story” to name just a few of the Instagram-worthy set pieces you find here each year.

Then the dime drops, and you see the simple but significant change that Comic-Con 2018 implemented for this year’s version: Harbor Drive, as it runs in front of the convention center, is closed to almost all vehicles, en pointe ballet shoes art ballet shoes print ballet slippers painting pink ballet shoes ballet art ballet print ballet watercol and with that, the foot traffic gridlock that plagued convention-goers in years past has vanished, Instead of hundreds of people backed up at a few crosswalks to move between the exhibition halls and the Gaslamp Quarter, it’s a breeze, Don’t get run over by the occasional train that still passes through and you’re living like Thor, a god for whom no earthly traffic cop or Don’t Walk signal can bum your ‘Con..

Comic-Con also no longer allows fans without badges on the sidewalks outside the convention center, and that too has opened up the flow like Aquaman catching a fast wave back to Atlantis. That’s just one of the fresh, fun, interesting or cool things we noticed as Comic-Con 2018 got underway. Here’s a handful more from Day 1. How many Deadpools does Comic-Con really need? Granted, the paper toilet seat covers emblazoned with Deadpool’s face were a hilarious touch for preview night at the convention center, and the mashups we spotted were sometimes fun: Deadpool Woody from “Toy Story,” Shaun of the Deadpool, complete with a cricket bat, were two of the best.

But “Black Panther” has sold nearly $700 million of tickets this year, making it the No, 1 box office hit so far, so every time we spotted a cosplayer from that film it felt not only appropriate but good for a nerd culture where so many characters are still white men en pointe ballet shoes art ballet shoes print ballet slippers painting pink ballet shoes ballet art ballet print ballet watercol and sometimes women, Brandon Boykins, 24, of Reno, showed up dressed as T’Challa, Black Panther himself, and soon after arriving at the convention ran into Brandon Jackson, 34, of Fresno, who’d come in his costume of Eric Killmonger, Black Panther’s enemy..

“We just saw each other,” Jackson said. “Everybody looked at us and went, ‘Hero, villain, uh oh!’. “What it says is that we’re out here,” he continued. “The false story is there’s not as many people of color in cosplay, but we’re out there.”. One of the biggest panels of the day celebrated the 10th anniversary of “Breaking Bad,” with a reunion of its cast and creators in Hall H. It was a tough ticket to score – even media passes were limited – but we caught some of the stars from the prequel spinoff, “Better Call Saul,” at a press conference for that show, who offered some totally unsanctioned predictions that Jesse Pinkman, the character played by Aaron Paul, might conceivably make the jump back in time from “Breaking Bad” to “Better Call Saul.”.

“I’m speaking as a fan,” said Bob Odenkirk, who plays Saul Goodman on both shows, “Here’s what I know, I know that Hank Schrader (the DEA agent played by Dean Norris) knows Saul, because when they meet in the hallway they give each other (crap), And I think because of what Jesse says to Walt about Saul – ‘You don’t need a criminal lawyer, you need a criminal lawyer” – I think he knows Saul, too.”, Michael Mando, who plays Nacho Varga in “Better Call Saul,” added to that theory, noting that Jesse worked with drug dealer Max, and Max and Nacho are practically family, Add to that that the drug dealer Crazy 8 en pointe ballet shoes art ballet shoes print ballet slippers painting pink ballet shoes ballet art ballet print ballet watercol in “Better Call Saul” mentions having a new dealer “who’s not really good at it, and some people think that’s Jesse,” he said..

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