How Comic-Con engaged kid audiences from afar

From a deep-dive into how adaptation works best, to an online cosplay competition, Comic-Con@Home offers a new blueprint for online events.

By Ryan Tuchow

July 27, 2020

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Adventure Time: Distant Lands, comics, Eisner Awards, Halo, HBO Max, Mattel, San Diego Comic-Con, SDCC @ Home

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Senior reporter for Kidscreen. Ryan covers tech, talent and general kids entertainment news, with a passion for kids rap content and video games. Have a story that's of interest to Kidscreen readers? Contact Ryan at rtuchow@brunico.com

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How Comic-Con engaged kid audiences from afar

From a deep-dive into how adaptation works best, to an online cosplay competition, Comic-Con@Home offers a new blueprint for online events.

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From a deep-dive into how adaptation works best, to an online cosplay competition, Comic-Con@Home offers a new blueprint for online events.

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