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Seen Outside Comic Con 2012
Comic Con has taken on a large festival atmosphere with events and activities spilling outside the convention center to the surrounding hotels and business. We took to the streets to capture the best sights this city had to offer. We're still looking.
A good view of the city from the Convention Center
How do you think Yoda feels about where that guy is sticking his hand?
Disney made 101 copies of their Fix It Felix Jr game and had a few scattered around the city for fans to come play. We beat it. Disney wasn't happy to see us pounding on the cabinet
Nintendo shows off their games in a nearby hotel
This guy soon got a ticket for throwing turtle shells at passing cars
We couldn't get these guys to smile for the camera
Nothing we say will be funnier than this guy
Daft Punk showed up in their usual attire
Check out page two for more pictures of people wearing strange clothing!
There are a lot of Walking Dead events this year; seeing as the property has transcended nearly every medium at this point
This giant diaper was looking for the bathroom for some reason
The Hilton houses an impressive collection of various Batmobiles
They were confused about if it was the street they couldn't cross or the streams. They later died while crossing the street
One of the many ways hotels try to decorate for Comic Con. We had trouble fitting this in our bag
DC Comics set up a We Can Be Heroes art gallery a few blocks from the convention center. We had trouble fitting this into our bag too
Some famous racecar driver or something. He tried to climb into our bag
Some Total Recall promotion or something, we can't really remember
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