Four-day passes sold out at Comic-Con International

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on March 13, 2009M at 10:29 pm

According to The Beat, four day passes for the comics’ world’s biggest annual event, Comic-Con International in San Diego, have sold out more than four months in advance.

While comics are obviously facing some fallout from the economic recession, clearly it hasn’t yet stopped the enthusiasm for Comic-Con.

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