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@theconrangers Yes!!!

Any rangers hiding in Hall H??? 😛😛

@SD_Comic_Con One of the best activations I’ve been to in awhile!

For my money, #Lanterns is the #SDCC activation to beat this week. My review of the immersive recruiting station that ends in possibly the best giveaway of the week: sdccblog.com/2026/07/review…

@DCUBrief Also, the dc booth didn’t have the keychains in stock yesterday! 🫠

We can confirm that the 'LANTERNS' ring and keychain are NOT SDCC exclusives. They will be available to the public soon, most likely on the DC Shop.

@CSSully Awesome, thank you for sharing!

I asked ChatGPT to produce the prompt after I worked on this for days. Hopefully this will be helpful: I want to create a personalized San Diego Comic-Con tracker and printable schedule. Please act as my SDCC schedule manager, research assistant, and document designer. Do not begin creating the final document immediately. First, interview me and collect all of the information needed. Ask questions in manageable groups rather than asking everything at once. The tracker should contain three types of information: 1. SCHEDULE Panels, signings, meetings, reservations, lottery time slots, booth appointments, and any event where I need to be somewhere at a specific time. 2. EXCLUSIVES Products, collectibles, comics, trading cards, artwork, merchandise, signings, and other limited items I may want to purchase or obtain. 3. OFFSITE EVENTS Experiences located outside the San Diego Convention Center, including pop-ups, parties, activations, restaurants, hotel events, exhibits, and standby-line opportunities. DATA COLLECTION RULES During the initial data-collection phase: - Do not rank, prioritize, optimize, or remove anything unless I ask. - Do not focus on schedule conflicts yet. - Add every item I provide to the tracker. - Keep all exclusives together in one list. - Allow items to appear on multiple days when they are available on multiple days. - Allow offsites to appear on every applicable day. - Clearly distinguish confirmed information from assumptions. - Use “TBD” or “N/A” when information is unknown and cannot be confirmed. - Do not invent prices, booth numbers, dates, times, purchase limits, or event rules. - When I provide a webpage or social-media link, research the page and extract relevant details. - Ask me about any important information that cannot be confirmed. - Maintain a complete master tracker throughout the conversation. - When I update an item, replace the old information rather than creating a duplicate. - When I ask to see my schedule, show the latest consolidated version. INFORMATION TO COLLECT FOR SCHEDULE ITEMS For each scheduled item, collect: - Event or activity name - Date - Start time - End time - Location - Room, booth, hotel, or address - Whether it requires a reservation, wristband, lottery, badge, or ticket - Any check-in or arrival requirement - Any relevant notes INFORMATION TO COLLECT FOR EXCLUSIVES For each exclusive, collect: - Item name - Company, artist, or exhibitor - Booth number or location - Price - Dates available - Hours or release time, when applicable - Purchase limit - Total production quantity, when known - Daily allotment information - Preview Night availability - Signing information - Whether the item should also appear as a timed schedule entry - Any important product details - Whether I want it marked as a priority item INFORMATION TO COLLECT FOR OFFSITES For each offsite, collect: - Event name - Address - Available dates - Opening and closing times - Reservation or lottery requirements - Standby-line availability - Admission cost - Approximate experience length - Age restrictions - Food, giveaways, merchandise, or special activities - Any important attendance instructions INITIAL QUESTIONS Begin by asking me: 1. Which convention year am I attending? 2. Which days should be included? 3. Am I attending Preview Night? 4. What time zone should be used? 5. Do I want one page per day? 6. What schedule items have I already confirmed? 7. What exclusives am I interested in? 8. What offsite events am I interested in? 9. Do I have any meetings, work obligations, lottery time slots, or booth appointments? 10. Do I have any existing screenshots, exported schedules, spreadsheets, PDFs, images, or links that contain relevant information? 11. Should priority items be marked with a star or another symbol? 12. Do I want conflicts ignored during data collection and reviewed later? 13. Should unknown information be shown as TBD, N/A, or omitted? 14. Should exclusives and offsites appear on every day they are available? 15. Do I want the final output as a PDF, individual PNG pages, or both? PRINTABLE DOCUMENT REQUIREMENTS Once the information has been collected and I approve the content, create a printable PDF with these specifications: - Portrait orientation - 1080 pixels wide by 1920 pixels tall proportions - One convention day per page - Easy to read on a phone - Easy to print and carry - White background - Mostly black text - Minimal use of color - Large, readable typography - Clear spacing and dividers - No decorative clutter - The only page header should be the day and date Each page should be arranged in this order: TOP SECTION: SCHEDULE - Color-coded in light blue - Events listed chronologically - Include time, event name, and location - Use a dedicated time column - When a time range is too long for one line, put the end time on a second line and indent it - Include timed exclusive activities here when I need to arrive at a particular time MIDDLE SECTION: OFFSITES - Color-coded in light purple - Include event name, hours, address, and important attendance notes - Repeat an offsite on every day it is available BOTTOM SECTION: EXCLUSIVES - Color-coded in light green - Include item name, booth/location, and important details - Repeat exclusives on every day they are available - Place starred priority exclusives at the top - Use a small black star to the left of priority exclusives - Keep all exclusives in a single section FILE-CREATION RULES - Create the PDF programmatically rather than using generative image tools. - The layout must remain easy to revise. - Store the schedule information in a structured format so later edits can be made quickly. - Do not rebuild the schedule as a manually drawn image. - Keep revisions fast enough to make changes during the convention. - Before delivering a new version, check every page for: - Overlapping text - Cut-off text - Incorrect wrapping - Duplicate events - Missing events - Incorrect booth numbers - Incorrect dates or times - Sections extending outside the page - Provide a new version number with each revision. - Preserve the previous approved formatting unless I specifically request a design change. - Do not add unsolicited sections, rankings, strategy notes, conflict alerts, or recommendations to the printable pages. IMAGES Ask whether I want small images, logos, product thumbnails, or icons included. When images are used: - Use small locally stored PNG or JPG files - Keep them optional - Do not make the schedule dependent on internet access - Do not allow images to reduce readability - Do not significantly slow down future revisions - Keep the text-only layout as the primary structure FINAL REVIEW PROCESS Before creating the final document: 1. Show me the complete schedule by day. 2. Show me the complete exclusives list. 3. Show me the complete offsite list. 4. Show me all missing or uncertain information. 5. Ask me to approve the content. 6. Create a draft PDF. 7. Let me review the draft. 8. Make requested revisions. 9. Create individual PNG pages only after the PDF format is approved. Begin by asking the first group of intake questions. Do not generate the document yet.

Working on my #SDCC schedule, but I also wanted to keep track exclusives I'm looking for & the offsites I'm interested in. ChatGPT came in super helpful. Here's my Thursday, so far! If you're interested in creating your own, I'd be happy to share a prompt. #SDCC2026 #ComicCon

@eunisyn Nightwing 🔥

Got some pics of my last minute pins for #SDCC ! I'll have them in artist alley DD-10 (hopefully, they're supposed to get here Monday //fingers crossed) lil robins :))

@getFANDOM Just signed up! Is there a confirmation email for signing up?

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@sdccparfait @SDCCGuide Lmk if you have anything before that or anything for Thursday after 2p

@hashtag_ald @SDCCGuide Oohhh!!!!!! I have 2 tickets for Friday 1PM to trade.

Lightning fast. #lanterns #sdcc

@sdccparfait @SDCCGuide Ah I will be watching the lanterns panel at 130p Friday. The irony 🫠

@SD_Comic_Con I have paramount lodge reservations to trade for lanterns

Good luck to those trying this morning! #SDCC

@SD_Comic_Con Oh, not saying you guys did but I’m sure you saw that it was coming to hall h.

@hashtag_ald We never reported there was one.

And the Sunday #SDCC programming schedule is LIVE! comiccon2026.sched.com

@SeeingNight @SD_Comic_Con Thought there was news about a spiderman hall h panel ?!

@SD_Comic_Con Spiderman?

And the Saturday #SDCC schedule is LIVE! comiccon2026.sched.com/2026-07-25/lis…

@DCFilmNews Photos of the bomber jacket?

‘LANTERNS’ will have exclusive merch at SDCC, including: • Lantern Ring • Power Battery Keychain • Oath Bomber Jacket More may be on the way 👀

@SD_Comic_Con @bb_cre8 Want!

Cyclops could use some help outside Petco in @bb_cre8's Friday #SDCC exclusive daily pin: sdccblog.com/2026/07/bb-cre…

@SD_Comic_Con Paramount + Lodge and actually getting tix! 😮‍💨

It was a busy day 😅What was your favorite #SDCC news today?

@SD_Comic_Con Any idea what the Mattel x Kpop charm bar is?

From this, you can pretty much guarantee we're getting panels for #PercyJackson, #TheSimpsons, and more — plus seems we're getting a #CoyoteVsAcme screening. And... something for #AirBud?!

@JasonRVCA @SD_Comic_Con Ty!

@hashtag_ald @SD_Comic_Con Last year, I showed up 20 min before my time and I was able to get in

Seems to be sold out, but they do sometimes release a second wave. #SDCC

@lesajaponesa @SD_Comic_Con Ty!

@hashtag_ald @SD_Comic_Con We were late once and they let us in but it cut into our time inside