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.)
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week in the aftermath of WonderCon 2015 your dynamic podcasting duo pull themselves up by their boot straps to bring to you their best experiences from this year’s. Talking about some of the Con’s best cosplay, stories of their favorite interviews,
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
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