Here’s the final photos from the last day of WonderCon 2024. Thank you to all the cosplayers who let us take your photo, you looked amazing. Recognize yourself or someone you know? Shout out in the comments so we can tag you!
Here’s another gallery from Saturday at WonderCon 2024, with photos taken by Leland Pierce Jr. and Wade Burghardt Culp, featuring cosplay, the sales floor, and more!
Star Trek was on the ground this weekend at WonderCon! On Friday, Paramount+ and CBS Studios hosted a Sing-Along for the first time. This included a screening of the “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” musical episode, “Subspace Rhapsody,” followed by a moderated Q&A with songwriters Tom Polce and Kay Hanley, also of Letters to Cleo
The rain didn’t stop the cosplayers from showing up in force, and there were plenty of gathering spaces inside the convention center to grab some photos. (We love daylight photos best, but we’re glad for any space where we can stop people for photos without blocking traffic, and the sun did come out a couple
WonderCon is back, and the hottest topic among attendees on Friday was “OMG did you hear it’s going to RAIN TOMORROW.” There’s literally a 100% chance of rain called for Saturday and Sunday, so all the cosplayers were outside Friday, taking advantage of the sun while it lasted. See below for a gallery of photos
I keep forgetting that Resident Free Days are a thing in Balboa Park: every Tuesday a different set of museums has free admission for San Diego residents. This last Tuesday it was the Comic-Con Museum’s turn to be free, and the latest exhibit is “Colleen Doran Illustrates Neil Gaiman.” Obviously, we had to stop by.
This past Saturday Wade and I got to check out Black Com!x Day at the World Beat Center in Balboa Park. As a celebration of Black creators in comics, it featured artists from publishers worldwide, as well as cosplay, food, art, panels, music, and more. I highly recommend you stop by next time they hold
I’m really happy to say that DesignerCon‘s final year in Anaheim (they move to Las Vegas in 2024) was a great one. It was definitely smaller than last year (possibly because a real estate convention bumped them out of their usual dates and the week before Christmas didn’t work for everybody) but still full of
As near as I can tell, everyone who would normally be in the Hall H line just ended up on the sales floor and the Gaslamp district, it was packed. There was a lot of excellent cosplay to photograph! We also attended the “AI in Entertainment” press junket, look out for video and a write