On Saturday May 16th the New San Diego Central Library held a Star Wars day, where attendees could enjoy cosplay, Jedi storytime, movies, crafts, and more. Roving reporters Elizabeth and Jada swung by to see the fun; check out the gallery of photos from the event!
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!
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!
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!
We look forward to so many things at WonderCon: the panels, the gigantic sales floor, the artists, and (probably the most for us) the cosplay. This year the cosplay didn’t disappoint (it never does.)
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.)
Just when you thought it was safe to visit your favorite Geek News website. There appeared an article, that contained a Cosplay gallery of SDCC proportions. Which essentially means, a metric ton of Cosplay.
The 2014 San Diego Comic-Con has come and gone, and in its wake we’re left with a sense of longing, despair, and relief. To those of us lucky enough to attend SDCC we all know what it’s like going through the process of registering a Member ID, checking Comic-Con’s website everyday, and sitting in virtual
Roving photographer Alex Dejecacion set out last week to answer the question: how much of Comic-Con can you see from outside the Convention Center?The result is a beautiful Hipstamatic gallery of cosplayers and attractions, all taken without ever setting foot inside the building.