Two neighbors sit nearly level at the top of San Diego Comic-Con's similarity graph — Zack Snyder at 0.88 and Disneyland Resort at 0.88 — and they represent genuinely different audience neighborhoods, which is what the two-peak shape flag captures here.

The first peak is built around film-adjacent celebrities. Zack Snyder (0.88) leads, followed by Ming-Na Wen (0.84), Legendary Entertainment (0.82), and Guillermo del Toro (0.80) — directors, actors, and a film studio whose audiences converge on the same shape as Comic-Con's. The second peak is harder to categorize by a single subcategory: Disneyland Resort (0.88) anchors it, but Denny's (0.84) sits just below, and Zedd (0.83) and Deadmau5 (0.82) — both Musicians and Bands — follow closely. This cluster reads less like a thematic neighborhood and more like a broad experiential-entertainment audience that also indexes toward electronic music.

Across the full top 10, no other Events and Awards entity appears — Coachella is the only fellow entry in that subcategory in the wider neighbor set, arriving well outside the top 10. The mix of film talent, a destination brand, a casual dining chain, and EDM artists suggests Comic-Con's audience shape is defined less by fandom content than by a cross-category appetite for large-scale, participatory entertainment experiences.