Wile E. Coyote at SDCC!

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The most famous (and beloved) coyote in the world! Actor, stuntstoon, artist, scientist, inventor, Super Genius. All tweets are my own - not affiliated with WB Albuquerque, New Mexico (approximate)

A workbench with all the tools you would need to make a few coyote-style signs, but not a lot of signs.
An excerpt from my recent writeup of San Diego Comic Con 2026. It says: “There are many more subjects I would like to discuss, and I’m quite sure my devoted fans would continue reading my prose for hours. But I should really wrap things up. My ability to speak could expire at any moment and my backup plan won’t last forever, either (it's a limited number of s-” The text ends abruptly and is followed by an ASCII sign saying "Sincerely, Wile E. Coyote Super Genius"
A Wile E. Coyote cosplayer(?) at San Diego Comic Con 2026. He's on the street next to a portable traffic message board and pointing with one paw at the label that says "ACME Safety and Supply Corp." He's holding a white sign in his other paw that says, "See you in court, ACME!"
An Even Rarer Statement from the Agent Hi. I've built and performed as several mascot characters over the years, and I'm the person responsible for @ActorCoyote appearing at San Diego Comic Con 2026. Call me G (unfortunately, it does not stand for "Genius"). I have quite a bit of behind-the-scenes insight to share, followed by some emotional beats I hope everyone reads. BEHIND-THE-SCENES (HISTORY): One fateful day in the early Spring, I gritted my teeth and cracked my knuckles and commenced work on a complex costume project with a strict July deadline. And then Barbenheimer happened and then two and half years passed and then one fateful day in the early Spring, I gritted my teeth and cracked my knuckles and re-commenced work on a complex costume project with a strict July deadline. Coyote Vs. Acme has had a long and bumpy road to release, and so has my Wile E. Coyote puppet/costume. When I first started sketching my blueprints over 3 years ago, I knew I wanted to do him justice. I had constructed mascot suits and static heads before, but that just wouldn't cut it this project! I wanted his face to move, to contort, to EXPRESS! To do all the things that make the character so unforgettable. I originally estimated that half of my project time would involve figuring out puppetry, 3D-printing, and other things I didn't know how to do yet, while the other half would be familiar territory like sewing and airbrushing. In reality, the split was much closer to 99/1 than 50/50. It was much more complex than anticipated. I can't count how many times I implemented an idea I was SURE would work, only for it to fail either partially or totally. Yeah, I know what you're thinking - if only there were a role model I could look up to, to inspire me to continue my struggle towards my single, specific goal of creating a puppeteered Wile E. Coyote suit, in the face of repeated failure.
A Rare Statement from the Coyote Himself “Salutations, fans and friends.” “I have recently returned to my home, after my flight from San Diego back to Albuquerque. Before I say anything else, I must emphasize how much of a huge honor it is for you to be reading the effusions of a Super Genius and to be receiving his gratitude. Some of you may have even spotted me at Comic Con and procured photographs and interactions with me. How very lucky for you!” “Allow me to elucidate some details about my life, and about cartoons in general. I’ll begin with a proverbial bombshell: we live in a multiverse, and I am not the only Wile E. Coyote that exists. You’ve likely already seen one of my many simulacra before, perhaps at a theme park, or at a Comic Con panel, or protesting outside a corporation headquarters in the rain, or trick-or-treating at your front door on All Hallow’s Eve. This is quite normal, it happens for all famous toons. But I mention it up front so that it’s clear that my history and opinions might not perfectly match what ‘official’ sources might describe as ‘canon’. Understood? Good.”
10 photos taken from the window of a commercial airplane. They all show views of various desert landscapes, including canyons, gorges, and bluffs.
A photo of a whiteboard sign attached to a wooden stick. On the wood, there is a crude drawing of a coyote head alongside the words "BEST COYOTE EVR [sic]! ERIC BAWA [sic]". There is no question as to who this coyote is (it's Yours Truly).
The screen in an AMC theater showing a still image of Wile E. Coyote and Roadrunner. It explains the rules of the special Coyote Vs. Acme screening.
Yours Truly, in the flesh, holding up a business card that says "Wile E. Coyote - Genius - Have Brain - Will Travel". It's partly obscuring my fluffy face, but you'll see more of it very soon!
Video with no audio. A brown coyote paw holds up a sign that says "where will you be in seven days?". The paw turns the sign around, which now reads "stay tooned...". The paw is oddly high-definition and realistic compared to the cartoon desert background
A picture of Yours Truly strapped to a red ACME-branded firework larger than I am.
This is user CoyoteDen's profile banner - a photograph taken from the inside of a cartoon den or lair (which is indubitably MY lair, but we'll ignore that). The den is cluttered with gadgets and traps, comprised of almost the entire ACME shopping catalog.
Ketchup Entertainment posts a letter attributed to Avery, Jones & Maltese Attorneys, which is a response to a cease-and-desist letter from the ACME corporation. It states that the Coyote Vs. Acme trailer has been viewed 25 million times in 24 hours, so they will not be ceasing or desisting.
Yours Truly (Wile E. Coyote, Super Genius) plugging his ears with his fingers.
The same chess board from the quoted art, with Wile E. Coyote as white and Daffy Duck as black. Daffy's king is in check and the chess engine reads 10.9 in favor of white.
Some scenes from the 2020 Looney Tunes Cartoon minisode celebrating Bugs Bunny's 80th Birthday. Several dozen characters are congratulating him, and Wile E. Coyote (Yours Truly) holds a sign that says "Dear Bugs" on one side and "Happy Birthday" on the other.
The final quote-skeet from a long series of quote-skeets regarding the new screenshots from Coyote Vs Acme. At the end is a message that reads "That's all, folks!"
Wile E. Coyote, happy.
A comic strip by @bradtjonas featuring Yours Truly. I skid off a cliff, and the Road Runner meeps once before I interrupt him, saying "No. I never looked down, bird." I'm closing my eyes, wearing a calm expression. In the final panel, the sky has turned black and I am suspended in midair with streams of light emitting from my eyes. I exclaim "I am the one who meeps" whilst the Road Runner watches with his usual blasé expression.
A frame from my very first appearance in Fast and Furry-ous (1949) where standing on top of a cliff, holding binoculars and licking my lips.
A photo of me, Wile E. Coyote, Super Genius, falling through the air with a broken parachute cord.