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I recently attended the Wizard World Convention in Philadelphia. It was – in at least one sense – incredible.
Security at the event was tight, provided by the Empire’s best. Although, private security was also present.
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They were well organized, even having a line set up for a Coke machine.
But given their medical staff, I’m glad I didn’t get sick.
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At the convention you could find: Lou Ferrigno,
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Geeks in the natural habitat,
Odd juxtapositions,
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Some old guy,
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Troops walking their beat,
Nude women with wings,
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Posing werewolfs,
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A disgruntled House-elf,
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Superheroes clothes shopping,
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And Lou Ferrigno.
On a serious note, there were informational booths,
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And comics,
Comics, and more comics.
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There were also a costume contest, but how this blurry, green thing didn’t win I’ll never know.
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And lots and lots of merchandise. But, given the audience, I don’t think some sold that well.
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Other events included: the dead rising,
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Raptors running rampant,
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And Martians attacking, so it was a typical convention.
Finally, in my search for the superhero who rolled up to the Pennsylvania Convention Center in this,
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I caught a glimpse of something going down.
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But I don’t remember much after that.
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