San Diego Comic Con 2009. The 6500 seated Hall H was full with Twilight fanatics who were up as early as five in the morning to get good seats, as the final hour drew near, the line for the much awaited Avatar, which Ja... more >

San Diego Comic Con 2009. The 6500 seated Hall H was full with Twilight fanatics who were up as early as five in the morning to get good seats, as the final hour drew near, the line for the much awaited Avatar, which James Cameron has been working on for the last 14 years, became so big that it had to be divided so cars could get by. As I walk to the end of the line, I decide to document on just how many people are ready to wait for more then two hours in the hot sun in hopes of being able to see anything from the panel. As the line moved forward, the show had already began. There was a slight chance I could have seen the Q & A, but I decided not to see it, seeing that I missed the preview. My biggest regret is not being able to meet James Rolfe there who was in the same line somewhere. < less