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In the sixteen years since I first attended Comic-Con, the convention has become a hot spot event for the media, with hordes of reporters, editors and bloggers descending on San Diego each July to fight the crowds and get in on the next big thing.

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There are probably more than 100,000 reasons for going to the San Diego Comic-Con International -- one for each person who attends because that's how different and precise everyone's motive is for going to this gathering of pop culture fanatics. And yes, we are fanatics because we care passionately about our obsessions and we appreciate that Comic-Con is put on by people who feel exactly like we do.

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