Thank you to our generous sponsors
of WonderCon 2008
Remember: Your WonderCon
membership gets you access to all events onsite at the convention—space
permitting—including panels, programs, screenings, and the giant
Exhibit Hall. There are no extra fees!
WonderCon: The First Major Comics Convention of 2008!
Northern California's comics convention tradition returns to San Francisco!
WonderCon celebrates its 22nd year as Northern California's most popular
comics and pop culture event with a return to Moscone Center South on
February 22-24, 2008. The February date solidifies WonderCon's status as the
first major convention of the year in the United States.
Plans for next year's show are already in the works, with ten incredible comics
guests already lined up (click here for details).
In addition to the announcement of the World Premiere of DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation's
Justice League: The New Frontier
(click here for more information), WonderCon is
working on another great schedule of exclusive programs. That schedule will once
again include major comics publishers such as DC Comics, Dark Horse, Image, Top
Cow, Aspen, IDW, Boom! Studios, and SLG Publishing. In addition, we're talking
to the major Hollywood studios and television networks about once again
participating in the event.
Coming off its biggest year ever in 2007, with 20,000 attendees and a record
number of exhibitors and programs, WonderCon continues to grow. Last year's
event saw increased interest from Hollywood, with movie panels devoted to 300
(with stars Gerard Butler and Lena Headey, and director Zack Snyder, and 600
lucky attendees saw the movie in IMAX a week before it hit theaters),
Ratatouille (director Brad Bird and Patton Oswalt, the voice of Remy),
Resident Evil: Extinction (stars Ali Larter and Oded Fehr), and special Sunday TV panels
devoted to Jericho (with stars Skeet Ulrich and Ashley Scott), Drive (Nathan
Fillion) and TV Guide's look at genre TV (with Jeph Loeb of Heroes, Billy
Campbell and Ira S. Behr of The 4400 and scifi icons Richard Hatch and Chase
Masterson). Comics-oriented panels dominated the schedule, including spotlights
on each of WonderCon's special guests, publisher presentations, and popular
panels such as "Cover Story: The Art of the Comics Cover." 2008 promises to
offer more along those same lines.
WonderCon's headquarters hotel this year is the San Francisco Marriott,
located just a few short blocks from Moscone Center
(click here for details). WonderCon
takes place in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, with plenty of
other attractions including shopping, museums, restaurants and nightlife, to
make your convention experience even better. If you've been to WonderCon in the
past, you know it's one of the most fun and fastest-growing events on the
convention calendar. And if you haven't visited yet, this is the year to do it!
Check back often for breaking news on WonderCon, including the complete program
schedule and exhibitor list, as we get closer to the event. Make WonderCon 2008
and February in San Francisco your first convention of the New Year!
Online Preregistration for Volunteers is Closed.
Please check in at the Volunteer Desk
in the lobby of Moscone South during the show.
Click here for more information
*Children 11 and under free with PAID adult membership.
Juniors are 12-17 years old and Seniors are 60 or more years old.
Active military will pay the Junior/Senior price.
This offer does not extend to dependents.
Remember: Your WonderCon membership gets you access to all events
onsite at the convention - space permitting — including panels, programs,
screenings, and the giant Exhibit Hall. There are no extra fees!