Fans can visit the Comic-Con Museum in Balboa Park year-round to revel in all things comic book and pop culture-related.

San Diego Comic-Con has come and gone, but there are still several ways fans can continue to participate in the fun.

Note: Photo inset – Melissa Cervantes, aka Thunder Rosa in the world of lucha libre, appears at San Diego’s Comic-Con Museum for the opening of an exhibit focused on Mexican wrestling.

From collectible posters to comic signings and a brand-new board game, find a slate of fan-focused experiences at Booth No.

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