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Watch Conan Take The Comic-Con Citizenship Test
San Diego Comic Con is in full swing right now, and if this show is anything like its been in recent years, we should be swimming in comic book movie news over the next few days. As we wait for this news to (hopefully) drop, Game Informer's Brian Shea is on the exhibition floor, snapping a few photos of new Star Wars toys, but is mostly pretending he's a Game of Thrones character.
We were certain Brian was the dorkiest person at Comic Con this year, until we watched Conan O'Brien take the Comic-Con Citizenship Test. Given J. J. Abrams, Conan dazzles with his quiz answers, and shows us that he may know more about comic books and movies than anyone on the planet.
If you're at Comic Con this weekend and happen to see Brian walking around, please tell him to get back to work. Enjoy the video, folks. It's one of Conan's best in recent memory.
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