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Marvel, DC, Lionsgate, Warner Bros., Paramount, Sony and Legendary are all skipping film panels at Comic-Con this year

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      Ironic, everyone I know is skipping Comic Con this year, so 🤷🏼‍♂️ No loss all around, I guess. 🤌🏼

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        Isn’t this the same thing that killed E3?

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          Isn’t this the same thing that killed E3?

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          Yep, and now all the big companies do their own shows on their own time using their considerable budget while the smaller companies and indie devs get shoved into a diaspora of smaller cons and events that limit their reach.

          It's a win-win!

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            Yep, and now all the big companies do their own shows on their own time using their considerable budget while the smaller companies and indie devs get shoved into a diaspora of smaller cons and events that limit their reach.

            It's a win-win!

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            I don’t think this is really a win. Con’s are a captive target audience and all the groundwork is done for you. I think this is going to backfire as it increases competition for attention and audience.

            E3 was designed for journalists to drum up coverage/hype and it cost each exhibitor money to participate. Consumers were the secondary audience.

            Cons are primarily designed to sell to the consumer. I would think they’d be thrilled to have DC, Disney, Marvel, etc there to hawk their wares instead of charging them an exhibit fee. Getting free press out of it is a byproduct. More important is the word of mouth and goodwill the appearance generates. Something you’re not going to get from a privately held event designed for journalists.

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              I don’t think this is really a win. Con’s are a captive target audience and all the groundwork is done for you. I think this is going to backfire as it increases competition for attention and audience.

              E3 was designed for journalists to drum up coverage/hype and it cost each exhibitor money to participate. Consumers were the secondary audience.

              Cons are primarily designed to sell to the consumer. I would think they’d be thrilled to have DC, Disney, Marvel, etc there to hawk their wares instead of charging them an exhibit fee. Getting free press out of it is a byproduct. More important is the word of mouth and goodwill the appearance generates. Something you’re not going to get from a privately held event designed for journalists.

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              I think you missed the sarcasm.

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                Ironic, everyone I know is skipping Comic Con this year, so 🤷🏼‍♂️ No loss all around, I guess. 🤌🏼

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                Oh wow! That many people? Really?!

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                  Oh wow! That many people? Really?!

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                  Aw, look, honey. It's trying to be funny. patpat

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