Comic-Con shots: Walking Dead, Resident Evil, Priest, Battle: LA, Skyline & More!

By Jared Pacheco

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Well folks Comic-Con 2010 is officially underway and we’ve got some of our own over in San Diego in the midst of the chaos. Ammon Gilbert, Jim Law and others are on hand at the event ready to help us bring you all the latest Con news as we hear it! Now while today’s update doesn’t offer up much in the news department, the guys were kind enough to snap a bunch of shots during the Con’s ‘Preview Night.’

The pictures you see above and below offer up all kinds of new banners and posters for upcoming genre projects like RESIDENT EVIL: AFTERLIFE, PRIEST, “The Walking Dead,” DRIVE ANGRY 3D, SKYLINE and BATTLE: LOS ANGELES. So what’re you waiting for? Scroll away and enjoy your first dose of shots from San Diego! Be sure to hit us with your thoughts on these new banners below and keep it here for all your Comic-Con needs!

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