Comic-Gone?

In what could be the most tragic news to comic book geeks in San Diego, the famed San Diego Comic-Con may be looking elsewhere in SoCal for its annual movie and comic book fandom pilgrimage, the LA Times reports. The Times says the convention has outgrown its 40-year home at the San Diego Convention Center, especially as a planned $520M expansion gets stalled while methods of funding it are debated. Both LA and Anaheim are vying for Comic-Con

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