There’s nothing that makes our geek hearts prouder than seeing someone wear their nerd on their sleeves… and legs… and most of their body. If imitation is one of the most sincerest forms of flattery then cosplay is surely one of the most devoted forms of fandom. Now with WonderCon 2014 kicking off our convention
There’s nothing that makes our geek hearts prouder than seeing someone wear their nerd on their sleeves… and legs… and most of their body. If imitation is one of the most sincerest forms of flattery then cosplay is surely one of the most devoted forms of fandom. Now with WonderCon 2014 kicking off our convention
There’s nothing that makes our geek hearts prouder than seeing someone wear their nerd on their sleeves… and legs… and most of their body. If imitation is one of the most sincerest forms of flattery then cosplay is surely one of the most devoted forms of fandom. Now with WonderCon 2014 kicking off our convention
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! While some of the crew were in the magical kingdom of Anaheim Anthony, Elizabeth, and Leland from Movie Issues sat down with some of the people they’ve been talking about for months and years on the podcast. Tucked away in the dark
There’s nothing that makes our geek hearts prouder than seeing someone wear their nerd on the sleeves… and legs… and most of they body. If imitation is one of the most sincerest forms of flattery than cosplay is surely one of the most devoted forms of fandom. Now with WonderCon 2014 kicking off our convention
WonderCon 2014 is only one week away! This is my second year attending, and I’m hoping to actually make it to a few panels this year. The problem is figuring out which ones to hit, while still making time for interviews for the website, snagging photos for the cosplay gallery, shopping for geek trinkets, and
It was my first time at the Game Developers’ Conference this year. Of course, the hardware was nice, but the most interesting sights for me were showcases of the continuing creativity of the Indy developer scene. I came away quite interested in several major titles either currently available or soon to be released, and here
It was a fairly quiet year for new hardware at the Game Developers’ Convention – except for one little piece of gear. That platform is, of course, the Oculus Rift, a virtual-reality headpiece that makes you look like you belong in a Daft Punk act and shoves you face-first into the game. My colleague Andrew and
Cosplay has easily been the biggest growing aspect of geekdom in the last 5 years. Every major convention seems to compete with the past one as every costume seems to be better than the last. The popularity of Cosplay has reached TV, uplifted the geek community, and has given confidence to some people to be