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Hey guys, hope you’ve been whelmed lately!

Sorry for the extremely late update and the lack of recent posts. After Project Stream, we entered a short cooldown period after all the excitement so we could prepare for more events.

And today, we are excited to announce:

#KeepYJAlive Presents: Young Justice Fan Meetup @ SDCC 2026

A fan-organized gathering to celebrate 16 years of Earth-16.

We are excited to announce our first Young Justice fan meetup at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, created as a positive community gathering for fans who love the world Greg Weisman, Brandon Vietti, and the entire creative team and cast built.

After Project Stream, we wanted our next major step to focus on community. One of the most important parts of keeping Young Justice alive is showing that this fandom is still here, still organized, and still capable of coming together in a respectful, creator-positive way.

This meetup is not intended to pressure, make demands, or trying to force an announcement, rather it is about celebrating the show, the fans, the characters, and the long legacy of Earth-16 through its 16 years.

More than anything, this is meant to be a cool hangout for all fans of the show. This is a chance to meet other Young Justice fans, talk about the series, take photos, cosplay if you want, and just enjoy being part of the community together!

Current event details:

Date: Saturday July 25, 2026
Time: TBA PST
Location: San Diego Comic-Con - Mezzanine Level

Facebook eventhttps://www.facebook.com/events/1919657305404690/

A valid SDCC badge will be required to access the meetup location.

Cosplay is encouraged, but absolutely not required. Whether you are coming in costume, wearing a shirt, or just stopping by as a fan, all are welcomed!

To celebrate the announcement, we created a new meetup poster inspired by the Young Justice intro and the legacy of the original Team. The goal was to make something that felt energetic, official-style, and worthy of a fan gathering at SDCC while still clearly being a community-made tribute.

More details will be shared as we get closer, including the finalized time and any day-of instructions. As always, this is an unofficial fan-organized meetup and is not affiliated with Warner Bros., DC, Max, Comic-Con International (CCI), or the Young Justice creative team.

As I said during Project Stream, this effort has always belonged to the fans. That is still true here. This meetup is another way for the community to come together, celebrate what Young Justice means to us, and show that the fandom is still active, positive, and united.

The goal is simple: bring the fandom together, celebrate 16 years of Earth-16, and keep showing what makes this community special!

Last time we launched something like this with Project Stream, the community showed up in a big way. This next step is different, but the heart behind it is the same: keeping the fandom active, visible, respectful, and united around our love for Young Justice.

We hope to see some of you at SDCC!

Let's come together!

Let's stay whelmed and feeling aster!

Let's #KeepYJAlive!

- The #KeepYJAlive campaign team

u/CryptographerEast142 — 5 hours ago
▲ 18 r/SDCC

Do I have to stay in downtown if I’m driving in?

I’m driving with my friend into San Diego and found a good place to stay in the La Mesa area, so it’d be a 20ish minute drive, hourish trolley or $30ish uber. After seeing everyone say to not stay in AirBnbs and only official OnPeak hotels, is that because everyone staying there is more likely to be flying in and wouldn’t need a car and are staying where the shuttles can bring them, or is it that staying in hotels even if they’re far away from the downtown area also have the problem of cancelling your stay last minute? Should I just hold out hope for an official hotel to clear up or if I go with this one since it’s further away it won’t cancel on me? Regardless does anyone also how parking would work for the convention? Thanks for all the help and hope to see everyone at SDCC!

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u/JakeDaDogWoof — 6 days ago
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Saturday Hall H lineup

Hi, all I went to Hall H for the first time last year. I know that it was a much easier time getting in on Saturday this past year because there was not much of a marvel presence.

But with doomsday around the corner, I want to confirm I know the lineup process correctly.

The line for Saturday starts on Friday and they distribute the wristbands early in the day or later in the day?

I can’t remember how long I stood in line except for the fact that it took most of the day to get it done. Does anyone remember what the timeframe looks like for when you need to get in line and when they actually start handing them out?

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u/Mjalam2786 — 5 days ago
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Since 2011 I've crocheted little superheroes to scatter around San Diego Comic-Con for people to find! Lil' Wolverine is the latest addition to the SDCC 2026 adoption lineup! Find him, send me a photo of your new friend, and he’s yours to keep!

I’ll be updating my crochet blog, Instagram, Threads, and Twitter up until Comic-Con with new additions to the adoption lineup, and when I drop them at SDCC, I’ll post photo clues to their locations on social media!

I just ask you to do two things if you find one: 1) send me a photo of it as proof of its adoption, and 2) let me know where the little buddy's new home will be (each critter is tagged with my contact info and instructions on what to do if you find one!). I drop these little guys off knowing that there's a potential that people could just swipe them and never get back to me on it, but it doesn't make it any less disheartening when one goes missing. Join the hunt, and help me get my little guys happy homes!

u/GeekyHooker — 7 days ago
▲ 15 r/SDCC

Hello,

Just want to ask here if anyone experienced it before. I'll be staying at a hostel in downtown SD with 6-8 beds in a room with other people I don't know. They only provide a small locker that fits a regular sized backpack. Is there any storage service around the area for leaving your con merch (think small to large items)? I know there is luggage storage but what if con merch is not luggage size.

Ps. I won't be bringing or renting a car. Will take train from LA

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u/00AceMcCloud — 8 days ago
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This was not only my first time attending the world’s largest comic convention in the universe, but it was also my first time interacting with the creator of The Simpsons during their 600th episode celebration which was such a great experience that after I asked him my question about the yellow skin color, that for each guest that walks up to the microphone that asked her question to one of the Simpsons creative team members the creator himself would reach a random Simpsons related merchandise from his giant sack and hand it to each guest, and I was given the Bart Simpson bank, which I still have in my room till this day in mint condition.

u/MisterPatrickJ — 14 days ago
▲ 10 r/SDCC

Hi everyone,

It has been a long time since we've been to SDCC (I think last time we went like 12 or so years ago you use to have to pick up your tickets the day or so before?).

Anyways - a question. If someone's last name changes due to marriage could there be a problem using the ticket? (same first name)

Since the tickets are being mailed out I wouldn't think it would be an issue since you don't pick them up - and you just swipe in when you get to cons. We could bring a document from the name change just in case or an old ID (old passport or license with the old name).

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u/droekturn — 10 days ago
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Since I did not get my hotel through SDCC last year, I don't know how this works. Are we on our own getting transportation from the airport to the hotels (booked through them of course)?

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u/Difficult-Sail-9492 — 11 days ago
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hi im a san diego local, i wanted to see if i could still get tickets to go to comic con i know the sale was in November so im assuming that it would need to be resale? im not too sure how it works can anyone help explain

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u/buttonsinmyeyes — 12 days ago
▲ 15 r/SDCC

"The Comic-Con 2026 badge refund deadline is May 7, 2026. Your Comic-Con 2026 badge is non-refundable after this date. Any requests submitted after this date will not be processed."

Make sure you're using the correct refund process!

Keep in mind that if you have a badge for any day, you're eligible for Returning Registration. Just a hint, Sunday badges are the cheapest.

And thank you to /u/skunkybottle for the reminder that this deadline was approaching!

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u/MsMargo — 8 days ago
▲ 6 r/SDCC

Hi everyone first time for us going to the SDCC just wondering when they start to ship out badges?

Tysm!

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u/Jim556a1 — 12 days ago