Despite the fact that this year’s physical San Diego Comic-Con was canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that has killed just about 150,000 people in the U.S. alone, the annual Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards were presented last night, virtually, by Phil LaMarr.
Despite the fact that this year’s physical San Diego Comic-Con was canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that has killed just about 150,000 people in the U. S. alone, the annual Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards were presented last night, virtually, by Phil LaMarr. Voting for the Eisner Awards proceeded in the weeks leading up to the convention, as participants were able to cast their ballots electronically through a voting portal as usual. Just as voting for this year’s Eisners was about to close, however, a number of voters realized that the official voting portal was seemingly insecure, with multiple people reporting being accidentally logged into the accounts of other people and saying they were able to view sensitive information like a person’s full name and address, along with being able to change their votes.
