Every year at WonderCon is a great one, but this year seemed especially epic. The panels were excellent, the food trucks were awesome, and the cosplay seemed better than ever (and the cosplay is always good, so that’s saying something.)
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
The Arena at WonderCon 2014 was packed with fans waiting to see the cast of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, the upcoming sequel to 2011’s Rise of the Planet of the Apes. On hand were director Matt Reeves, and stars Keri Russell, Gary Oldman, and Andy Serkis. The cast charmed the audience, giving
Cliff Chiang has been one of the all-star artists of the New 52. His work along side Brian Azzarello and Tony Akins on Wonder Woman has been both an amazing work of art as well as glorious work of creativity. While at this year’s WonderCon 2014 I got to meet the incredibly talented Cliff Chang
This year while at WonderCon I had the privilege of speaking with Eisner and Harvey Award winning writer Marc Andreyko. Andreyko, who’s recently taken over writing Batwoman after Williams and Blackman’s departure from the book, has been a veteran of the industry working alongside top talent like Brian Michael Bendis (half of Marvel‘s current books
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