Comic-Con is in town

You're about to turn the news off, when an advertisement plays, informing you that Comic-Con is in town this week. It doesn't say who was attending, but you figure it might be a good place to check out. If you are lucky, there might even be some buzz about you. After all, you are a real life superhero now.

For fun, you decide to don your crime fighting costume. Nobody would recognize you, since the public only knows you by your calling card, but it would save a trip back to change when it's time to patrol the city.

You know the convention center where Comic-Con is being held, so you easily stop time and teleport there. You're now so accustomed to your magical powers that using them is also second nature. Using your powers, you find your way past security into the main hall and start to wander around. There's a good mix of male and female cosplayers, and you're tempted by a few of the sexier outfits. Walking around, you also see a surprisingly long line for Neil deGrasse Tyson, the astrophysicist, who's signing books for fans.

You come across a cluster of large rooms reserved for panel discussions. The first is for The Walking Dead, the second is The Big Bang Theory, and the last is for a combination of The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl. The last one peaked your interest, so you head in. Unfortunately, the discussion isn't for another two hours and a security guard stops you from entering. Undeterred, you make yourself invisible and sneak past him, heading behind the stage where the green rooms for the celebrities should be.

Your instincts are correct and you soon locate a row of smaller rooms. The room doors each have a star and the celebrity's name on the door. It appears the organizers had put the rooms for the male stars closer, so you walk right past them until you see the rooms for Emily Bett Rickards, Candice Patton, Caity Lotz, Katie Cassidy, Danielle Panabaker, Willa Holland, and finally Melissa Benoist.