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    Comic-Con First Look: Fringe Sticker Shares a Peek into the Frightening Future

    By Matt Webb Mitovich | TVLine.com – Thu, Jul 5, 2012 2:33 PM PDT

    Because those who brave attend the San Diego Comic-Con can never come away with enough goodies, Warner Bros. Television and GetGlue have partnered for a series of special stickers available to those who “check in” for certain panels — and TVLine has a first look at the “glue” Fringe fans will get.

    The exclusive stickers can be “unlocked” on the GetGlue entertainment social network during — and actually the entire day of — each show’s SDCC panel, or at WBTV’s “Extra at Comic-Con” outdoor stage. So to get this haunting image of the not-so-friendly Observers due to arrive during Fringe‘s future-set fifth and final season, you need to “check in” here on Sunday, July 15.


    Since GetGlue users will be sent actual stickers after unlocking 20 virtual ones, it’s worth noting the other WBTV shows hitting the Con:
    JULY 11 (PILOT SCREENINGS): 666 Park Avenue, Arrow, Cult, The Following, Revolution
    JULY 12: MAD, Nikita
    JULY 13: Cult, Big Bang Theory, 666 Park Avenue, Childrens Hospital, Arrow
    JULY 14: The Vampire Diaries, The Following, Person of Interest, Revolution
    JULY 15: Fringe, Supernatural, DC Nation


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