Another gallery of some of the awesome cosplay that was seen at Wondercon 2018!
This was my first visit to WonderCon, and I enjoyed seeing the creativity, talent, and enthusiasm of all the cosplayers. For everyone I spoke to, thank you very much for allowing me take your photo.
My friend Jada says it’s her job at conventions to try and keep me from walking into things while I’m instagramming, I’m a little addicted. (To anyone reading this: I apologize for bumping into you while I was deciding between the Juno or Lo-Fi filter. You were really nice about it.) See below for all
When it comes to huge popcorn movies, Steven Spielberg is the master. Basically creating the “summer blockbuster” with his 1975 hit Jaws, thus followed a film legacy of epic proportions full of pop icons, cinematic masterpieces, and game-changing special effects. When it was announced that he would be directing Ready Player One, based on the
This was my first visit to WonderCon, and I enjoyed seeing the creativity, talent, and enthusiasm of all the cosplayers. For everyone I spoke to, thank you very much for allowing me take your photo.
You can listen to this episode on our Binary System Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! So the main plan for the week was to talk all about Black Panther, and we do: we get into the fight scenes and the designs and the actors and the story and how Shuri is the most badass Disney Princess
It was another great year for cosplay at WonderCon 2018, check out the second of our photo galleries after the jump!
It’s a dystopian future where dogs have been quarantined on a remote island. It features a Japanese cast speaking their native langue. Bill Murray and Jeff Goldblum play dogs. It’s stop motion. It features all the hipster tones/music you’d expect: It must be time for another original film from Wes Anderson. Isle of Dogsis written
Now we’re playing Hide and Seek. The clock’s ticking. The loser dies. If the first issue of Strangers in Paradise XXV felt like it was starting in the middle of the action, the full-page picture on the first page of issue #2 looks like the moment just before the climactic (and tragic) scene. We find