Lets say one last goodbye to our Comic-Con 2008 coverage with some pictures and a story from our final night’s team dinner. Oh, and we’ve got a gag reel of footage from all over the Con floor.

These 12 things made the lines, the painful crowds and the sometimes difficult world of being press at such an event worth it. So lets have a look and see what they had to say.

Last year at Comic-Con we needed photos to prove that we were part of the in crowd. We displayed these photos in a feature that we called We Know People. And just like we did with Comic-Con, we are bringing it all back this year…

When Neil asked me to wrap up my Con experience, I immediately thought about love. By now hopefully you’ve seen my brand of love - face punches.

Our video squad caught up with the filmmakers and stars of the upcoming comedy Hamlet 2 at Comic-Con. Their mission: figure out what all this “Sexy Jesus” tomfoolery is all about.

The San Diego Comic-Con is many things. A haven for geeks, a place for gawking at nearly naked women, playing video games, buying memorabilia, and a great place to market your goods. Generally with the help of a nearly naked woman.

Our own Robert Fure as he got a chance to talk to the cast and producers of the upcoming horror franchise reboot Friday the 13th. Find out what they had to say for themselves…

I have a feeling that between now and March 6, 2009, the day Zack Snyder’s Watchmen hits theaters, I will run out of puns related to the word watch.

After buying these…you are just one red beenie away from being that much closer to Bill Murray.

Our video team snuck onto the press line for Underworld: Rise of the Lycans and scored a few moments with stars Rhona Mitra and Bill Nighy, director Patrick Tatopoulous and writer/star Kevin Grevioux.

On Friday of last week, I reported in that I was pleasantly surprised at the footage of The Wolf Man shown at Comic-Con. Now, thanks to this leaked footage, you too can share the surprise.

FSR Editor Cole Abaius reports in from the show floor at Comic-Con International 2008 in San Diego. He went out in search of celebrity interviews and scoops… He came back with this.

A look at the poster for “Saw V” as well as some cast insight into the type of ride we’re in for. Their consensus: terrifying.

During the press conference for Zack and Miri Make A Porno, a very enthusiastic cast made it clear that this is a film to run out and see on opening weekend.

This year at Comic-Con, we were introduced to a small production called Bitch Slap. It was a life-changing experience, to say the least.

At their Comic-Con press conference, the cast of Zack and Miri took on the topic of their favorite Kevin Smith films.

FSR’s roving reporter Robert Fure scours the Exhibit Hall floor at Comic-Con for the good (a hot chick dressed as a skimpy firefighter), the bad (a nut-kicking Spider-Man) and the ugly (an anti-social Cobra Commander).

“You should make a weed action movie,” Judd Apatow said to Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, and thus was birthed Pineapple Express.

Robert Fure was on hand to take a look at the newest edit of “The Mutant Chronicles” and gives you the lowdown on what’s to come.

Robert Fure describes the chaos of “The Goon” panel and we’ve got a look at the teaser poster.

One of the last treats of Comic-Con 2008 was the panel for the upcoming horror reboot Friday the 13th. And now, thanks to the wonders of the interwebs, we have both a poster and a bit of footage from the panel.

A new poster for McG’s franchise reboot Terminator Salvation has shown up on the web along with some of the footage from the Comic-Con panel. No, not that footage…

Bestselling author Dean Koontz was at Comic-Con over the weekend and made the first official announcement regarding an Odd Thomas movie.

Joss Whedon, along with the cast and writers of Dr. Horible’s Sing-Along Blog were on hand to talk up the three part online video series that tells the story of Dr. Horrible, a hopeful super villain trying to join the Evil League of Evil.

We knew that it would happen at some point — the footage shown for X-Men Origins: Wolverine has finally appeared online.

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans hasn’t hit theaters yet, but Lakeshore is already excited about making more werewolf flicks.

Back with you one more time, direct from San Diego, California where our shameless photographer Cody has been walking around the show floor stopping anyone and everyone who will strike a pose. And if you’ve ever been to Comic-Con, you know that everyone is ready to show off their costumes.

This year is the 20th Anniversary of the classic comedy show Mystery-Science Theater 3000, and to celebrate, Shout! Factory is releasing a deluxe anniversary box sex. Series creator Joel Hodgson and producer Jim Mallon made their way to San Diego to promote the DVD release.

After a brief trip into a Gitmo jail cell, robert Fure asks the burning questions to John Cho and Kal Penn, like will we see more wang in the special features and what the guys think the plot of Harold and Kumar 3 should be.

You don’t even know who Atom Egoyan is, do you?