Comic Con Chicago: Now With App!
Comic con is the single greatest even for nerds, geeks, fanboys, friends, and aliens. No longer are these events restricted to the shadows. They draw the attention of film fans, literature fans, sci-fi fans, and wrestling fans. And now, in 2012, tech fans can rejoice at the creation of a Comic Con App!
From Wizard World.com:
We know that there is so much going on at any Comic Con that it’s hard to keep it all straight, but with our new app we’ve got you covered. A couple taps you can check out the schedule, exhibitors, maps, artists, stars, and even post to Twitter and Facebook.
Contests? Offers? How would you like to get these delivered to you automatically? Yep, we have that too.We’ve had a chance to play around with this app for a couple weeks now and we can all say we really think you’re going to like it. Perfect? Oh, no, not yet. This is our first start out of the gate and we are hoping you’ll give us ideas and suggestions for what comes next.
We’ve designed the app with you in mind. The things you need and want to have a create con experience. Keep an eye on Twitter, Facebook, and the Wizard blog for when the app is available in the App Store and Google Play.
Join tens of thousands of fans as they converge at the Donald E. Stephen Convention Center (Rosemont) at Chicago Comic Con Wizard World Convention to celebrate the best in pop culture. Chicago Comic Con brings it all - Movies, Comics, Toys, Video Gaming, Games, TV, Graphic Novels, Horror, Wrestling, MMA, Original Art, Collectibles, Anime, Manga & More! Chicago Comic Con is brought to you by the group who produces the most widely attended Comic Con tour!
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Justin DiSandro joined SocialTechPop at its inception in 2010. He has been integral in growing the blog by working closely with the technology and the pop culture community. His sarcastic wit and charm has earned him numerous writing awards and accolades, and his absurd knowledge of all things "pop" has earned him recognition throughout the entertainment industry. His writings have appeared in countless magazines, literary journals, and documentaries, as well as being quoted by a variety of scholarly studies and film fests.