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Live Reports From Comic-Con, Start Tomorrow
Greetings, earthlings! I have traveled the universe, battling aliens and protecting the world — but returned to you just in-time to voyage to San Diego’s Convention Center. Why, you ask? To report back the latest, the greatest, and the just-plain unbelievable from the 40th Anniversary of Comic-Con! BBC America’s planning lots of exciting activities at this year’s fest, including star-filled panels, signings & screenings around some of our biggest shows, including Doctor Who, Torchwood, Being Human and The Mighty Boosh, so believe me, this’ll be a Con to remember.
But if it seems there will be a million galaxy miles between you and Comic-Con, not to worry. We’ll be covering the Fest like never before, with live blog postings on Anglophenia, insider photos and constant Twitter updates — it’ll be just like you’re there, believe me! (Or even better: on BBCAmerica.com, there are no autograph-signing lines to wait in, and there’s never a Darth Vader helmet sitting in-front of you and blocking your view.)
So settle into your personal Torchwood Hub and stay tuned to BBCAmerica.com’s Anglophenia, because trust me, you won’t want to miss this.
- RL