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Sat Feb 7, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

The Javits Convention Center has the worst wi-fi I have ever encountered. It's gotten much much worse from last year, and I didn't think that was possible. As a result, we've had no chance to blog from the floor or the panels. But rest assured, we're collecting a lot of information, weird stories, and other fun things, and we'll get them up as fast as we can.

In the meantime-- hey, Captain Bananaman's back! And as always, he knows what current trends in comics have appeal.

Does he look a little jaundiced to you?

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