It’s difficult to describe ApocalyptiGirl: An Aria For the End Times. It’s dark and violent and depressing. But also hopeful. It’s about the end of days and what comes after that. It’s about how humanity can reach their darkest point and sometimes stay just as ugly and hateful as they’ve always been, that no matter
Did you miss Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim last week? Fear not! (That’s the path to the Dark Side. But you knew that.) For Leland from Movie Issues was there and collected a whole gallery of cosplay, figures, and more! See below for all the photos!
The Park is open June 12. And it’s going to be awesome. See below for the just-released Jurassic World global trailer.
On June 26, the studio that brought you How to Train Your Dragon unveils an all-new Netflix original series that takes Hiccup and Toothless to the edge of adventure: DreamWorks Dragons: Race to the Edge. See below for a trailer, photos from the WonderCon 2015 DreamWorks Animation panel, and an exclusive roundtable with some of
Instagram is a terrible, terrible addiction, as some members of Comic Issues will tell you (while they pull out their phones and play with all the filters.) What better way to feed that addiction than with all the amazing cosplay at WonderCon 2015! Check out three days worth of instagramming right here!
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! It’s a huge chimichanga of awesome this week as Anthony and Elizabeth build a very complicated podcast: they start out with a smidge of the first Daredevil episode, add in a little Archangel, the Thing, Vision, and Yellow Jacket, pour in the
Our cosplay coverage of WonderCon 2015 continues, this time with a gallery from photographer Stephanie Agnes (stephxonxmeeh on instagram.) A long-time friend of the Comic Issues podcast, Stephanie managed to capture a lot of the cosplayers we missed, including an incredible Walking Dead group!
Fans of Joss Whedon’s Firefly know and love the beautiful score that accompanied it: a mix of Eastern and Western instruments with a folk music style, perfect for the dystopian future many call “A Western In Space.” At this year’s WonderCon PixelatedGeek had the honor of talking with the man who created that music: Greg
WonderCon 2015 starts tomorrow and once again I’m trying to figure out how to fit in all the panels I want to see and still get cosplay photos, geek trinkets, and try to remember to eat something (luckily there’s all those awesome food trucks right outside the front door.) With that, here’s a teeny fraction