Programming at WonderCon 2012

Welcome to the WonderCon 2012 programming schedule! WonderCon offers an incredible variety of panel discussions, comics publisher presentations, movie and TV series events, and much more. On Friday and Saturday, the program schedule extends into the evening hours and includes special nighttime programs. On Friday, catch the exclusive world premiere of the new WB Animation and DC Universe movie Superman vs. The Elite, which screens in the giant Ballroom on the third level starting at 6:30. On Saturday evening, the WonderCon Masquerade returns for its eighth big year (click here for details). As always, your WonderCon membership badge gets you into these events for free, while seating is available.

This is the Programming Schedule for WonderCon 2012 as of press time. For last-minute additions and changes, please check the schedule signs posted in front of each room's entrance. See the Anaheim Convention Center maps for room locations (click here for details). This year's programming rooms include the Ballroom (on the third level) for movie and TV programming on all three days. Rooms 203, 204, 207, 208, 210 (home of the Comics Arts Conference and workshop programs), 211 and 213, all on the second level of the Anaheim Convention Center, feature programs all three days, including all of the special guests' programs. Room 202 is the home of the Los Angeles International Children's Film Festival, programming films for kids of all ages all weekend long (click here for details). Room 205 showcases the best in Anime (click here for the complete schedule and synopses). Room 206B features Portfolio Reviews by individuals and companies including Bob Schreck, Aspen Comics, and BOOM! Studios. WonderCon's Games are on the Exhibit Hall floor (click here for the complete schedule, including nighttime games at the Anaheim Hilton, our headquarters hotel right next door to the Convention Center). The Autograph Area is in the Exhibit Hall (click here for details).

Once again, please note that all programs have limited seating and are on a first-come, first-served basis. Rooms are not cleared between programs. Names appearing in bold in these descriptions are scheduled to appear on stage. This schedule and people appearing on panels are subject to change.