New York Comic Con 2012
A New York City Comic Convention
An event of 2012
New York Comic Con 2012
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The lines were long
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Christopher Lloyd, Peter Davison and Adam West
were guest there
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The anime scene and dedicated areas of last year
were notably missing
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The center seemed smaller as the areas
previously opened were now in repair or closed off altogether
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Artist Alley was notably made smaller: with more
space given to well named artists in the American comics business and
independent artists and online artists were now missing
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Brentalfloss, internet celebrity, was there
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There were a noted amount of cosplayers this
year: and even a Greatest American Hero (me)
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Wii-U titles were there: including Pikmin 3 and
Zombie-U for demos.
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The artist alley was placed in an area where the
previous autograph and card game areas were last year.
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Phone reception was a nightmare in the Center
past the entrance.
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The free ticket lines were not lackluster as
getting multiple ones are more difficult compared to last year, especially with
the tickets being given at 8 am as opposed to the previous 5 am rush.
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Construction made it impossible for people to
get to the center normally and the entrance was forced from 34th st
to 38th street.
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Troma films, the creators of the Toxic Avenger,
was there
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There were a noted amount of Fiona cosplayers
from the gender bending Adventure Time fan creations and a lot of Banes form
Batman: The Dark Knight Rises.
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There was a Delorean from Back to the Future, a
Batmobile and a Mystery Machine where one can take pictures in.
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The main show floor was obviously packed,
especially in the gaming sections.
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Assassin’s Creed 3 had a live demo for people to
try.
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The Capcom booth had Darkstalkers, Devil May Cry
and Okami HD: the last being a noted financial failure but artistic masterpiece
in gaming history. Its revival on the PS3 may be a good sign towards a possible
financial success in the series.
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There was live Harry Potter Quidditch for people
to play.
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Playstation Allstars was difficult to play given
the Smash Brothers template I grew up with.
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There was a noted lack of Power Girl cosplayers
this year, possibly in protest to the dumb New 52 costume that Johns has given
the character lately.
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Ironically, there was a professional model who
dedicated her theme to being Power Girl, a sort of “Professional Power Girl.”
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