A Photo Gallery Of San Diego Comic-Con's Most Interesting Sights

Each year, the top names in comics, movies, TV, video games, and all things pop-culture converge on San Diego to deliver news to their fans and make as big of a spectacle as possible in the process. While San Diego Comic-Con International has grown exponentially since its first humble convention in 1970, chances are that you haven't had the chance to visit the show yourself. Because of that, we're doing our best to capture as many of the sights of the big show as possible.

From a photo-op filled recreation of the town of South Park to all the statues scattered throughout the showfloor, these are the things that caught my eye.

The first Comic-Con related thing I saw upon landing in San Diego was this Spider-Man display in the airport made out of Campbell's Soup cans.

With Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice hitting Blu-ray and DVD this week, it still had a presence around the convention, even if the Justice League movie did not.

DC has made it clear that a major focus of its presence at this year's SDCC is to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Wonder Woman.

Though Nickelodeon had several of its current series featured, it was clear that '90s nostalgia was a big focus for the network.

Aw man... another disappointing character redesign?

On the next page, we explore even more of what SDCC 2016 has to offer.