Friday -Sunday, March 25-27th, 2016
Wondercon is the smaller convention put on by the same people who do San Diego Comic Con. Being that it was in Los Angeles, we all hung out for three days at the con. Now last year we had one of our most successful booths ever at Wondercon when it was in Anaheim. But this year, because of the lawsuit, we decided not to have a booth to keep a lower profile. But we still all showed up because, well, we are all geeks! And all our friends were there.
It all started out on Friday with Richard Hatch's Battlestar Galactica panel. Richard had invited Rob and I, and added our photographer extraordinaire Mary Anne Butler, to join him on the panel. It was a good time and we had a few hundred people in the audience.
Captain’s Log – March 25-27th, 2016
Friday -Sunday, March 25-27th, 2016 Wondercon is the smaller convention put on by the same people who do San Diego Comic Con. Being that it was in Los Angeles, we all hung out for three days at the con. Now last year we had one of our most successful booths ever at Wondercon when it was in Anaheim.…
Friday -Sunday, March 25-27th, 2016
Wondercon is the smaller convention put on by the same people who do San Diego Comic Con. Being that it was in Los Angeles, we all hung out for three days at the con. Now last year we had one of our most successful booths ever at Wondercon when it was in Anaheim. But this year, because of the lawsuit, we decided not to have a booth to keep a lower profile. But we still all showed up because, well, we are all geeks! And all our friends were there.
It all started out on Friday with Richard Hatch's Battlestar Galactica panel. Richard had invited Rob and I, and added our photographer extraordinaire Mary Anne Butler, to join him on the panel. It was a good time and we had a few hundred people in the audience.
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