Wolverine later appeared as a main character in the famous X-men movie, which brought him into the mainstream. This entertaining and striking character was originally created by the talented writer Len Wein. This character’s subsequent development was done by the talented artist John Byrne. This particular character was much older looking than the others in the beginning, but was revised by Frank Miller who took it to the next level.

Wolverine, who was earlier introduced in a comic book series, is now a part of a major motion picture set to be released on May 1, 2009 (as of this writing). Wolverine’s catch phrase is ‘I’m the best there is at what I do, but what I do isn’t really so nice’! These lines were first written in the eponymous limited series, which continued to enthrall. Wolverine has a keen sense which is animal like, and has cool enhanced and super physical capabilities, which includes retracting bone claws, and a healing facet, which permits and assists him to recover easily from any wound, be it grave or minor.

Wolverine is actually a very talented guy, who has a good capacity to learn all languages, and is immensely intelligent.However, he is not really a mean guy, and does not enjoy the process of killing. The new Wolverine movie focuses on Wolverine Weapon X ties, and features his first run in with Sabretooth. This movie is going to be directed by Gavin Hood, and stars Hugh Jackman (who else right?) which means fans are certainly in for a treat.

Pictures of my little adventure are on the way. (I promise)

• #6 Play Games - There is a dedicated section of the Comic Con that has multiple tables for participation in various games. Comprising of mostly RPG’s like Dungeons and Dragons and card games such as MAGIC. There are tournaments that take place and the winner takes home some cool prizes (including cash). But its not just limited to just Role Playing Games. There are video game tournaments as well. This years convention featured games like Super Smash Brothers, Metal Gear Solid 4 Online, Quake Wars, and Iron Man.
• #7 Watch Previews – This is where they show extended trailers of upcoming movies. Dark Knight Returns, Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk were in full rotation this year. You really can’t hear any of it because of all the commotion. But I don’t think it will matter to us fans.
• #8 Meet B-List Celebrities – Some stars from the show Heroes made an appearance, and so did Lou Ferrigno. If you are willing to wait on long lines to meet them, then go all out. But be warned, you may be asked to pay a fee meet them. I wanted to just take a picture with the Incredible Hulk himself. But I took a glance at the sign and they wanted to charge me $30 to just take a picture. Now I wouldn’t mind paying money to take a pic with a celebrity I guess. But $30 for a guy who’s last acting job was as a neighbor on the King of Queens (for only 3 episodes)?…I don’t think so.
• #9 Meet the Real Celebrities – Theses are the creators of the comic book characters we all know and love. And the best part is they don’t charge you for shaking their hand. I got to meet the creator of the Joker character, Jerry Robinson there. The man is old…but he can still draw with best of them. I also got to meet the creator of Ghost Rider, Gary Friedrich. He’s currently suing Marvel and Sony over the movie of the same name.
• #10 The Artist Alley – This is probably the best reason to go to this convention. A section of the floor is dedicated to “the starving artist”. There are so many artists with great ideas just waiting to be discovered. I know I haven’t visited all of them but when I will showcase some of them on this site when I get all my souvenirs in order. Not only do you meet the artist and writers, you can even meet the models that they were based from. Some of them give you their art for free or for a low price just to get their name out there. Very very innovative stuff.

So what does this mean? Who knows.  But one thing is for sure, it will be only the fans that either wins or loses.

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