Comic Con 2020: How to attend SDCC at home and what to see - Los Angeles Times
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This year, Comic-Con is coming to you. Here’s how to participate from home

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How to go to Comic-Con from home
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San Diego’s Comic-Con International isn’t happening this year … at least not in person. After the convention’s 51st edition was canceled earlier this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, organizers decided to bring it back as the entirely digital Comic-Con @ Home.

Between Wednesday and Sunday, this year’s SDCC features more than 350 (mostly prerecorded) panels highlighting upcoming television shows and movies with the help of their stars and filmmakers. Panels will stream for free on YouTube and are open to all.

In addition, the convention’s regular merchandise exclusives will be available, with a virtual convention floor accessible via their website. More than 700 vendors will be a part of the virtual convention floor. It opens Wednesday at 9 a.m. Pacific.

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This video is a quick guide through the convention’s offerings and how to partake in panels and the virtual convention floor, with times, dates and our suggestions for which panels you can’t miss.

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