Comic-Con

The zombies in the annual march outside of Comic Con say the guy who ran someone over is lying to police ... because his claim about undead walkers attacking before the accident is total crap!

According to eyewitness -- who look like "Walking Dead" extras -- the driver was trying to get through the mob of people while honking his horn and yelling he had somewhere to be.

We're told two spectators sat on the driver's hood in protest -- but they weren't zombies -- and the car lurched forward -- presumably to scare them off.

The other guy on the hood became angry and started punching the driver's windshield -- so the car drove off ... accidentally hitting the victim and rolling over her arm in the process.

As we previously reported ... police say no arrests have been made, but they're investigating.

A bunch of morons dressed as zombies attacked a car outside Comic Con last night -- smashing the windshield and scaring the family inside -- with the driver ultimately RUNNING OVER a woman as he tried to drive away.

San Diego PD says ... the insane scene unfolded during the annual "Zombie Walk" -- where people dress up as the undead and stumble down the street.

But during the "walk" ... the zombies approached a car stopped at an intersection and began ATTACKING the vehicle ... despite the fact there was a family inside ... including two small children.

Cops say the zombies began beating on the car -- with someone even jumping on the hood and smashing the windshield.

Turns out ... every family member in the car is deaf -- and cops say they began to get scared. The driver tried to punch it out of there and drive away and struck a 64-year-old woman in the process.

The woman -- who was NOT in the zombie march -- was hospitalized with a possible broken arm.

Police say no arrests have been made so far -- but they're investigating.

Truth is, if there weren't cameras all over the convention center, Audrina probably wouldn't be rubbing elbows with Wookies and Klingons -- but she gets some props for the authentic comic book Mystique costume.

She'd get way more if she'd gone as one of the movie versions.

You don't have to be in San Diego this weekend to indulge in some awesome cosplay -- just observe all the awesome role-playing pictures that were submitted for TMZ's annual Comic-Contest!

Be sure to check back on Monday to vote for which marvel-ous look will score the $250 prize and some top-secret gifts from TMZ!

Fans dress for success at Comic-Con -- and by success we shamelessly humiliating yourself by playing dress up ... even when someone else wore the same exact costume as you.

Cosplay can be embarrassing -- and confusing! Right, guy with a Fu Manchu and a halter top??

There's no escape, Jack Black ... that Stormtrooper mask is powerless against us!

Despite his best efforts, we were able to catch up with Jack at Comic-Con last night as he walked the streets of San Diego -- hoping to be doing so incognito.

FAIL!

Our cameraman pegged him immediately ... and Jack didn't seem particularly pleased to be outed so easily, but figured he knew why.

"Is it my gut?" Jack asked.

Nope, apparently that wasn't what tipped us off ... check out the video to find out what did.

Would you pay $445 to take a photo with Sly Stallone? These people did.

Sly was one of the attractions at NYC Comic Con this weekend ... where the going rate for a snapshot with the Italian Stallion ran just south of $500. Autographs were $395.

But the price didn't scare off legions of Stallone-aholics, who willingly shelled out the cash for a moment with their hero.

Stallone wasn't the only celeb charging for pics ... a photo with Stan Lee ran $400 bucks ... and people dropped $200 for a shot with Sigourney Weaver.

While you wrestle with the fact that these two Jack Black pictures at Comic-Con are not the same -- put a reverse leg lock on those feeling and pin the differences for the win!

With San Diego's International Comic-Con in full swing there is one sultry participant that has delivered year after year with incredibly clever (and more importantly sexy) costumes for your viewing pleasure.

Geek out on some of Adrianne Curry's best looks from her convention closet.

The cosplay pics poured into the TMZ newsroom for our annual Comic-Contest and chances are you don't have tickets to the real-deal... so geek out on the next best thing!

Be sure to check back on Monday to vote for which Comic-Con inspired pic should score the $250 prize and some great gifts from TMZ!

It's a battle of the bronze!

A shady looking 67-year-old Sylvester Stallone (left) posed at Comic-Con with 65-year-old Arnold Schwarzenegger (right) to promote their upcoming action flick 'Escape Plan.'

He was the CEO of Dunder Mifflin ... he terrorized Andy Bernard ... but former "Office" star James Spader tells TMZ he just didn't care enough about the show to watch the series finale back in May.

A well-dressed Spader -- who played Robert California on the NBC sitcom -- was hanging out at Comic-Con yesterday when he asked if he enjoyed the way the show wrapped up after 9 seasons on the air.

"I didn't see it," Spader revealed ... which is kinda shocking considering he was a major character on the show for all of Season 8. He was essentially hired to replace Steve Carell.

So why didn't he watch the finale? Was it a diss? Was he just really busy? Or, like the rest of America, did he just get bored with the storyline?

The U.K. finale was better anyway.

Will's co-star Brad Pitt couldn't make the show -- so he sent a cardboard cut out to fill in.

Of course, Will was among a dedicated -- and costumed -- SciFi geek army ... so make sure to click on the gallery below to check out all the action.