Once again it’s a nerd’s favorite problem: how to fit in all the San Diego Comic-Con panels you want to see and still have time to get cosplay photos, buy decorations for your personal Starbase, and maybe remember to eat something. The following panels are a teeny percentage of the ones I thought looked cool.
You can listen to this episode on our Binary System Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! This week we’re ditching the formula and just rambling some rambles, since a new Night Vale episode dropped (*checks watch*) yesterday, which didn’t leave us enough time to listen to it, record a recap, and post it without the aid of
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.
In addition to the cosplayers, celebrities, panels, trailers, and parties of San Diego Comic-Con, there’s one thing we can’t forget: all those wonderful toys. And books, stickers, clothes, trinkets, statues, figures, and every other cool geek item you can buy on the giant sales floor. We’ve collected together a few photos of the collectibles we
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
The Marvel panel (specifically the Avengers: Age of Ultron portion) at San Diego Comic-Con was one of the most eagerly awaited, hard-to-get-into, and most talked about event of the convention. Thanks to photographer Hilary Papiro, we have dozens of photos of the panel, plus a video of the cast (Robert Downey Jr., Jeremy Renner, Chris
While we certainly enjoyed covering SDCC this year, we’re always battling one thing: our battery life on our smartphones and electronics. This year was no different. Between doing social networking, recording videos and taking pictures it was a chore to keep the smartphones charged. What’s worse is when you discover you have less then 50%
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.
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! We survived Comic-Con! We’re tired, we’re broke, and we’re getting over the Con Crud, but we’d do it all over in a heartbeat. (Or in one year from now, we oughta be recovered by then.) Join Anthony, Elizabeth, and Sara from the