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San Diego’s world-famous Comic-Con announced Monday that it will be held virtually again this year and plans to host an in-person fall event that will be held on a smaller scale.

SDCC 2021 canceled all in-person activities due to COVID-19. It will instead go virtual, like it did in 2020.

A shrine to San Diego’s renowned Comic-Con convention is growing in the heart of what would, in a typical year, be a bustling hub for cosplayers, enthusiasts and convention-goers during the annual pop culture event.

The San Diego Convention Center is missing you, Comic-Con fans.

While San Diego Comic-Con International is canceled this summer, a virtual version of the beloved pop culture expo is in the works.

San Diego Comic-Con International 2020 won’t take place this summer at the San Diego Convention Center, but an “at home,” virtual version of the beloved event is in the works.

San Diegans told NBC 7’s Dave Summers it feels like summer is completely cancelled.

A San Diego City College building was evacuated as a result of a car fire.

Workers were putting the final touches on the all the branded exhibitions Wednesday evening, while enthusiastic fans lined up outside of the convention center to be some of the first inside.

The anticipation is building as the first full day of San Diego Comic-Con approaches. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford spoke to eager fans who camped overnight to be the first in line for the action.

Jim Lee reveals DC’s plans for SDCC — including 47 panels and The Dark Knight Dive Experience for Batman’s 80th Anniversary.

Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington has died of apparent suicide, according to an Associated Press report. The musician was 41.

Thursday’s Comic-Con panel came just two months after NBC axed the show and then, shockingly, brought it back to life a few days later.