Well, if you haven’t got enough of this year’s SDCC yet or need to catch up, the LA Times is here to help you out with a huge wrap-up of the event that oddly begins by being a tad wistful.

This is the year they tried to take the comic out of Comic-Con.

The Comic-Con International in San Diego, which came to a close Sunday, has become a frenetic Super Bowl of pop culture, but the home team has mixed feelings when it looks at the scoreboard.

“I think Comic-Con is in danger of having Hollywood co-opt its soul,” said Michael Uslan, who attended the first comic-book convention in summer 1964 in New York. “It’s turning into something new, and you could really see it this year. There’s some worry about that.”

Didn’t this happen a few years ago?

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