>> Dragon*Con 2012: Geektopia

Dragon*Con 2012: Geektopia

You’d think after several consecutive years of Dragon*Con attendance, I might tire. I might find some things too repetitive or some of the offerings beginning to stale. How can one event hold the interest of 50,000 people for four straight days? Well, then it sounds like you don’t know Dragon*Con.

The annual collective of nerds and geeks (MY PEOPLE, I LOVE YOU!) creates a four day, all day, all night, round the clock festival of entertainment and intellectual indulgence like none-other. Dragon*Con is a  Geektopia of costumes, panels/workshops (3500 hours worth!), markets, concerts, and parties that change each year and stay in step with new all-consuming fandoms. Especially since geek became chic (again) thanks to the incredible success of LOTR and more recently, Batman:DNR, and The Avengers (Oh, did I mention Stan Lee attended this year?); more folks than ever are hitting the Atlanta skywalks to join fellow fans in nerdy revelry. So many more folks in fact, Dragon*Con will be expanding into a sixth building--The AmericasMart--for D*C 2013!

This year, I attended the annual parade on Peachtree St. as well as the True Blood, Vampire Diaries, Buffy & Angel, & Reading Rainbow panels! They were all so good, very fun, and each a unique experience. Everyone was in great spirits and this year (as opposed to last year's Buffy panel) all of the fans were respectful! Check out videos and live tweets below.

If you're ever in doubt as to what to buy for that nerd in your life, a membership to Dragon*Con will always be a winner!

 

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