WonderCon 2016 Photo Gallery 3: Sunday, March 27

Case in point: this amazing Silver Age Hawkman costume (see Saturday’s photos for a look at Hawkgirl!). Photo: C. Gawlik © 2016 SDCC

The Nerdist himself, Chris Hardwick, once again spent his Easter with us. Here he is onstage at the Microsoft Theater at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC

The Roddenberry Entertainment booth in the WonderCon 2016 Exhibit Hall included a life-size mock-up of the Star Trek Enterprise bridge, just in time for the legendary show’s 50th anniversary. Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC

Special guests Joe Quinones and Ming Doyle held a live drawing demo at WonderCon 2016 … (see next photo). Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC

The Valiant Comics panel on Sunday at WonderCon 2016 was all about “Crafting Comics.” Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC

Video games were once again a major part of the Exhibit Hall at WonderCon 2016, including this giant Nintendo booth … (see next photo). Photo: C. Gawlik © 2016 SDCC

Kids: Important Safety Tip: Don’t run at comic conventions, especially on escalators. Unless you’re a seasoned pros like this pair of perfectly-matched Golden Age Flashes. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC

WonderCon once again included a great line up of authors at the 2016 event, including special guests Peter Clines (left) and Scott Sigler. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC

WonderCon 2016’s Games area kept busy all weekend long, with gamers of all ages taking advantage of the free games available to play, plus tournament action. Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC

Another look at Ming Doyle and Joe Quniones’ live art demo panel … (see next photo). Photo: S. Oson © 2016 SDCC

The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund’s Betsy Gomez discussed the CBLDF’s upcoming book, She Changed Comics, about women comics creators who helped change free expression. Photo: J. Cortes © 2016 SDCC

Color artist Alex Sinclair finishes coloring a variant sketch cover at his Artists’ Alley table at WonderCon 2016. Photo: K. Green © 2016 SDCC

Actor/author Amber Benson was a WonderCon 2016 special guest. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC

The “Cover Story” panel was again a part of WonderCon. This year’s featured artists included Paolo Rivera (standing), Annie Wu, and Bill Sienkiewicz. Mark Evanier was once again the moderator of this Comic-Con and WonderCon tradition, which focuses on cover design and illustration. Photo T. Gill © 2016 SDCC

The 100’s Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley on the big screen in the Microsoft Theater during the hit TV series’ panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC

The 100’s Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley on the big screen in the Microsoft Theater during the hit TV series’ panel at WonderCon 2016. Photo: A. Ortega © 2016 SDCC

Comics writer/artist Kyle Baker was a WonderCon 2016 special guest. Photo: C. Gawlik © 2016 SDCC

The always-crowded DC Comics booth at WonderCon 2016. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC

Another look at the packed South Lobby at WonderCon 2016. Photo: T. Gill © 2016 SDCC

Author Carrie Vaughn was a WonderCon 2016 special guest. Photo: T. Gill © 2016 SDCC

All Star Batman writer Scott Snyder with Jimmy Palmiotti (Harley Quinn) and DC Comics co-publisher Dan DiDio on one of the company’s Sunday panels. Photo: R. Manahan © 2016 SDCC

Panelists on the “Comedy in Comics” panel at WonderCon 2016 included (left to right): Raina Telgemeier, Agnes Garbowska, Ming Doyle, Kyle Baker, and moderator Nina Taylor Kester. Photo: C. Gawlik © 2016 SDCC

The world’s fastest cartoonist, Sergio Aragonés, does a sketch for a fan at his Artists’ Alley table at WonderCon 2016. Photo: C. Gawlik © 2016 SDCC

WonderCon 2016 special guest Paolo Rivera (Daredevil) on the “Cover Story” panel. Photo: T. Gill © 2016 SDCC