'Twilight' fan hit, killed by car at Comic-Con in San Diego By Todd Gilchrist , The Hollywood Reporter A woman was fatally injured Tuesday when she was struck by a car in front of the Comic-Con convention center in San Diego. PHOTOS: Red Carpet's Top 10: "Twilight: Breaking Dawn" Premiere The Examiner reported that a 53-year-old "Twilight" fan named Gisella G. was hit by a vehicle while crossing the street to line up for admission into Hall H. The San Diego Union-Tribune also reported that the incident took pace at Fifth Avenue and Harbor Drive, requiring the police to shut down part of the street. According to a tweet at 11:45 am PT by @RobKris13, the woman was attended to by paramedics. If you pray pls do so now for Twi fan G! She was just hit by a car in front of the convention center! She was unconscious when taken hosp. Reports indicate that the woman was "bleeding profusely" from the head when she was rushed to the hospital. The 67-year-old driver remained at the scene for questioning by the police. The victim's twitter feed (@Mad4Hugh) is already full of condolences from fellow "Twilight" fans and other Comic-Con attendees. On July 9, a message from the official Comic-Con twitter (@Comic_Con) account asked fans not to line up until organizers were able to complete the set-up process. Please do not line up for Hall H, set-up is not complete. Read the complete line-up guidelines: http://bit.ly/Na5LFZ ‪#SDCC‬ ‪#twilight," the tweet read. Comic-Con has rarely dealt with major injuries or incidents, although two years ago a young man stabbed another with a pen while fighting for seats in the convention center's Hall H. A few years prior, a beam collapsed in Hall H, injuring several fans including Collider.com editor-in-chief Steve Weintraub. More Entertainment news: