Comic-Con San Diego will be canceled this year due to the corona virus. This marks the first time in the 50th anniversary of the popular convention in California that an edition has been skipped.
The annual entertainment and comic book convention was initially scheduled to take place from July 23-26. The organization has decided to move the event to July 22-25, 2021, because “it is not clear how the corona pandemic will develop”.
“Considering that countless visitors save annually for the conference and that exhibitors and stakeholders rely heavily on events for a large part of their livelihood, the organization hoped to postpone this decision pending concerns about COVID-19 by the summer. could decrease. “
“Continuous monitoring of health advice and recent statements by the Governor of California have made it clear that it would not be safe to proceed with this year’s plans,” said a statement on the Comic-Con website.
David Glanzer, spokesperson for the organization behind the event, said “looking forward to the moment when everyone in the community can see each other again”.
Every year, well-known actors, actresses and directors travel to San Diego to tell their fans and what plans they have in the coming period and to answer fan questions.
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