More WonderCon cosplay photos! Here’s a second gallery of photos from Saturday afternoon, from both inside and outside the Convention Center, and includes my favorite: the gathering of Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Grimlock cosplayers. (We’ve still got all of Alex Dejecacion’s photos from Saturday to post, so if you haven’t found yours yet keep checking
More WonderCon cosplay photos! I took these Saturday morning and early afternoon, they’re all outside the Convention Center, and they include a shot of the big Star Wars meet up at the fountains! Let me know if you spot yourself or someone you know so I can tag you! More WonderCon 2022 content:Friday GallerySaturday Gallery
This past weekend, for the first time since 2019, WonderCon in Anaheim was back! We had a full three days of cosplays, panels, sales floor shopping, and more. Check out the cosplay we captured on Friday afternoon. If you spot yourself or someone you know, shout out in the comments, we love to give credit
“My family has beaten your family for longer than anyone can remember.Time to carry on the tradition…” It’s the final issue of the arc and I’ve got some questions. Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order volume 2, issue #6. BIG spoilers below. Last issue it seemed like Victor gave us the explanation
“…kingdoms aren’t places, they’re ideas.And some ideas just never go the fuck away.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #57. Some spoilers below, both for this issue and earlier ones. First off, the “situation” from last issue gets resolved in the first few pages, in a way that was completely logical but I never
You can listen to this episode on our Binary System Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! After three years one of our favorite comics is back from hiatus! Massive great big spoiler warnings because we go into all kinds of detail about Saga (both the most recent issues and just about everything before the hiatus) and why
The Mitchells vs. the Machines has some stunning animation, hilarious writing, relatable characters, and a good message, so I can definitely see why it was nominated for an Oscar. That being said, the film didn’t really reach me. There’s a fine line between “entertainingly madcap” and “annoyingly nutso” and I think the movie crossed into
“This is the worst thing any of you have ever faced.” Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order volume 2, issue #5. Big spoilers below. The art this issue was gorgeous, as always. Stuart Immonen’s lines are always crisp and dynamic, and David Curiel’s colors are vibrant and detailed, together even the simplest
“Who Mom DID trust was anyone with at least one serious vice.It’s the virtuous she told me to watch out for.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #56. I’m avoiding major spoilers in this review but I dance around the edges of several events, so if you want to avoid any and all revelations