Jeri Jacquin

The final day is here, and families are everywhere, taking the opportunity to not only enjoy the San Diego sun but all the events that have been going on since Wednesday. My own granddaughter has put on her homemade costume and is making her way through all the fun and taking pictures with people, which is one of the highlights of SDCC. While she wanders, I am back in Hall H for one final time.

Jeri Jacquin Once again, it is hard to believe that we are only one day away from finishing San Diego Comic Con International 2026. Saturday is going to be such a busy day as more people, thank you weekend, are going to be downtown to immerse themselves in everything SDCC has to offer. Inside the convention center is always bustling, and outside, well, outside is where fun can be had by everyone because many of the events do not require a hard-to-get badge.

The second day of San Diego Comic-Con International has the lines full and longer to get into Hall H today, and for the Marvel panel tomorrow. The sun held off long enough to get in the doors, but the cooling down has to wait until everyone settles. That’s difficult when six thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine people are finding a seat – yes, that would make me number seven thousand. It is time to rekindle friendships that come together once a year but feel like we were together just yesterday.