SDCC Day 2 on The Big ComicMix Broadcast

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Sat Jul 28, 2007 — by Mike Raub

SDCC Day 2 on The Big ComicMix Broadcast

Our Special Report Continues!

Day Two of the San Diego Comic-Con 2007 teaches The Big ComicMix Broadcast we never know just WHO we'll will run into in the Dealer's Room. We also preview another upcoming convention coming in January in Orlando – and why would you want to be ANYwhere in January but sunny Orlando? Join us as we give Kevin Smith's favorite "fanboy" a moment in the sun, too, and look back at what it was like this weekend in San Diego over a decade and a half ago!

Curious about who we found digging for old comics? You'll never know unless you Press The Button!

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