Our second photo gallery from WonderCon 2016 focuses on Saturday, March 26.
The giant DC Comics booth at WonderCon 2016 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, March 25–27. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
DC Comics picked WonderCon 2016 to announce their new publishing initiative “Rebirth” at a major press conference at the show. Here DC co-publishers Dan Didio and Jim Lee listen as chief creative officer Geoff Johns talks about their plan. Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC
The DC Rebirth press conference included announcements of new books and creative teams including (front row, left to right) James Tynion IV (Detective Comics), Hope Larson (Batgirl), Julie Benson and Shawna Benson (Batgirl and the Birds of Prey); (back row) Tom King (Batman), Tim Seely (Nightwing), Scott Snyder and John Romita Jr. (All Star Batman). Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC
Comic-Con HQ made their convention debut at WonderCon 2016 with an impressive booth. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
Mark Evanier’s popular “Cartoon Voices” panel was part of WonderCon 2016. Left to right: Amanda Troop, Townsend Coleman, David Sobolov, Maurice LaMarche, Candi Milo, and Mark Evanier. Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC
Eisner Award-winning writer Ed Brubaker appeared on Image Comics’ “Where Creators Own Craft” panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: J. Cortes © 2016 SDCC
The futuristic backdrop of the Los Angeles Convention Center made awesome costumes look even better at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
Famed movie director Brad Bird (The Incredibles, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol) appeared at WonderCon 2016 to discuss the new Iron Giant documentary, The Giant’s Dream. Photo: T. Gill © 2016 SDCC
Special guest Brian Michael Bendis appeared on the Marvel “Next Big Thing” panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: J. Cortes © 2016 SDCC
Cast and crewmembers from the hit CBS TV series Scorpion appeared on a panel at WonderCon 2016 to discuss the show. Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC
Her Universe reviewed portfolios at WonderCon 2016. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
Invader Zim conquered WonderCon 2016! (Well, his comics did.) Here’s a shot from the Oni Press panel discussing the new comic book series, featuring (left to right) artists Dave Crosland and Aaron Alexovich, Oni Press editor-in-chief James Lucas Jones and creator Jhonen Vasquez. Photo: C. Gawlik © 2016 SDCC
This stunning Silver Age Hawkgirl costume looks ready to take flight at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
BOOM! Studios brand manager Christine Dinh and DC Comics co-publisher Jim Lee were two of the panelists appearing on “The Asian American Superhero” panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
The always-busy South Hall lobby at the Los Angeles Convention Center during WonderCon 2016. This lobby became a focal point for cosplayers and photographers. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC
Graphic novel superstar Raina Telgemeier (Smile, Drama, Ghosts) made her first appearance as a WonderCon special guest in 2016. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC
Xena Warrior Princess in a fancy ball gown! Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC
The popular Comic-Con panel Quick Draw! was part of WonderCon 2016. Mark Evanier gives instructions to longtime QD participant, cartoonis and fellow special guest Sergio Aragonés during the event. Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC
Cartoonist Scott Shaw! and Sergio drawing during Quick Draw! at WonderCon 2016. Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC
WonderCon 2016 featured a giant Artists’ Alley, featuring 100s of artists selling all kinds of items. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC
The hit FOX TV series American Dad! celebrated its 20th anniversary during WonderCon 2016. Actors Wendy Schaal and Scott Grimes appeared on the panel. Photo: C. Gawlik © 2016 SDCC
We called in the Calvary! Ming-Na Wen backstage before her Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
Comics writer/artist and WonderCon 2016 special guest Terry Moore (Strangers in Paradise, Rachel Rising) talked about his new projects for 2016 on his Spotlight panel. Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC
Paul Scheer (Party Over Here), Scott M. Gimple (The Walking Dead), and Damon Lindelof (The Leftovers) appeared on TV Guide’s “Fan Favorites Showrunners” panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: T. Gill © 2016 SDCC
WonderCon 2016 special guest Humberto Ramos (Amazing Spider-Man), finishing a sketch cover for a fan. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC
Cast and crewmembers of TNT’s The Last Ship offered a first look at Season 3 at WonderCon 2016. Photo: J. Cortes © 2016 SDCC
Henry Simmons and Ming-Na Wen seem convinced that Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb is holding highly classified intel from them during the Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
Cast members onstage during the Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
The packed room for the Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
The Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. cast backstage at WonderCon 2016. Left to right: Luke Mitchell, Brett Dalton, Chloe Bennett, Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb, Clark Gregg, Ming-Na Wen, Elizabeth Henstridge, and Henry Simmons. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
Amanda Conner draws Harley Quinn on the big screen, along with fellow artists John Romita Jr. and Bernard Chang during the “DC Masters” panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC
This lucky attendee got a John Romita Jr. Batman sketched, drawn during the DC Masters panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC
Here is some of the other art drawn and given away at the DC Masters panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC
Left to right: Bernard Chang, John Romita Jr. and Amanda Conner at the DC Masters panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC
Left to right: associate producer Shannon Eric Denton, actor/director/creator Alan Tudyk, and executive producer P. J. Haarsma talked Con Man at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
Image Comics’ Saturday panel at WonderCon 2016, “Where Creators Own Craft,” played to a full house. Photo: J. Cortes © 2016 SDCC
Hail! Hail! The Bat-gang’s all here! Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
Justice League vs. Teen Titans had its world premiere at WonderCon 2016, continuing a tradition of premieres that goes back to 2008 at the show. Castmembers appearing to discuss the new animated movie are (front row, left to right): Jake T. Austin, Stuart Allan, Kari Wahlgren, Brandon Soo Hoo; (back row): Jerry O’Connell, Christopher Gorham, and Jason Mara. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
Jason Mara and Jerry O’Connell backstage at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
Indy comics superstar Gilbert Hernandez (Love and Rockets) was a WonderCon 2016 special guest. Photo: C. Gawlik © 2016 SDCC
Castmembers from the new IDW/Syfy series Wynonna Earp were at WonderCon 2016 to talk about the new TV series. Left to right: actors Michael Eklund, Dominique Provost-Chalkley Tim Rozon, Shamier Anderson, and Melanie Scrofano, executive producer Emily Andras, and Wynonna Earp creator Beau Smith. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
The Earth-2 Flash made a quick appearance at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
Just part of the huge crowd in the Microsoft Theater at WonderCon 2016 on Saturday of the show. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
Appearing on BOOM! Studios “Discover New Worlds” panel at WonderCon 2016 were (left to right): Collin P. Kelly, Kyle Higgins, Sam Humphries, Felipe Smith, Hope Larson, and Jackson Lanzing. Photo: J. Cortes © 2016 SDCC
Castmembers from Nickelodeon’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon show appeared at WonderCon 2016. Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC
WonderCon 2016 special guest Jeremy Love (Bayou) at his Spotlight panel. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC
Another amazing costume—this time a Transformer!—that captivated kids at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
BBC America’s Orphan Black panel at WonderCon 2016 focused on the men of the hit TV series, including (left to right): actors Jordan Gavaris, Kristian Bruun, and Kevin Hanchard. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
“Alphabet: 10 Years of the Prism Comics’ Queer Press Grant” panel featured cartoonists from the anthology, including (left to right): Sonya Saturday (Why Do You Cry When I'm on Top?), Ajuan Mance (Gender Studies), and Elizabeth Beier (Bisexual Trials and Errors). Photo: T. Gill © 2016 SDCC
WonderCon 2016 was in safe hands with Wonder Woman and Batman on patrol in the packed lobby. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC
Famed director M. Night Shyamalan and star Djimon Hounsou talked about season 2 of Wayward Pines at WonderCon 2016.