Comic-Con: The Musical is Adorable

Just when you thought we were done talking about Comic-Con, here’s something new. The folks at Nerdist and lovely Princess Rap Battles star Whitney Avalon filmed an entire musical sequence during this year’s convention. Comic-Con: The Musical is a delightful, too-true look at the experience. Though in fairness, the real experience involves a lot more standing in line.

The entire production’s value is impressive considered it was created during a convention that saw around 130,000 attendees. Kudos to the Nerdist team for pulling it off in splendid fashion. As well, note some of the amazing cosplay from this year’s event. As always, the creativity of the fans often overshadows the marketing aspects of the Con.

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