My favorite moment from Friday at Comic-Con was meeting Matthew Bedilion (@mr.matt121) in line for a signing with the comic book writer, Rick Remender. If you’re unfamiliar with his work please do your self a favor and read Deadly Class, Seven to Eternity, Black Science, Low, and more! So I was in line chatting with... Continue Reading →
The highlight of my Thursday at Comic Con was meeting Erika Slaughter from Something is Killing the Children, a BOOM! Studios comic. When I spotted @katies_cosplaying_again (cosplay shown above) I knew I had to snap a photo so I approached her and her partner and asked. Not only did I get a photo, but they... Continue Reading →
Preview night is always a lot of fun because it is when I am at a peak level of excitement for Comic-Con, and I've still got loads of energy. This year I arrived around 4 pm to find that people had already started lining up at 2 pm! I feel like I still had a... Continue Reading →
By Justin Greetings Skkawliens, the return of Justin is nigh! And have I got some con stories to share with you. Read on to discover new friends, how nerds deal with meeting their idols, and some tips and tricks for Comic Con and life in general. I promise it's not as enlightening as I just... Continue Reading →
Hello, Skkawliens and keepers of the keys! Did you know that very soon here we are going to have a brand new Locke & Key comic to read? In fact, the first issue in a three-part miniseries comes out on August 26th, 2020. The series is titled “In Pale Battalions Go,” and will be set... Continue Reading →
San Diego Comic-Con has gone fully virtual! Join us and thousands of others enjoying the convention from the comfort of our couches. See our post to get in on the fun! @Comic_Con #ComicConAtHome #ComicCon #VirtualCon
We stand in solidarity with Black people around the world in the fight against systemic racism, inequality, police brutality, and oppression. We acknowledge that we are painfully behind in our understanding of these issues. We are committed to learning and changing our behavior. We encourage our followers to listen to Black activists and do the... Continue Reading →
Small but mighty, this last minute, free, and online event, Mainframe Comic Con, was exactly what the doc (ock) ordered during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since all comic conventions are canceled for the foreseeable future and most comic book shops and other retailers are closed, fans need new ways to interact with and support their favorite... Continue Reading →
Warning: Spoilers AheadNetflix's Locke & Key is a dark fantasy that has some of the darkness of Stranger Things and the magic of The Magicians. Sometimes cheesy, yet magical enough to keep me interested; that is how I would describe Netflix’s adaptation of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s beloved graphic novel series. I’m not gonna... Continue Reading →
While we did not attend any Hall H panels this year at SDCC, we did spot some Hollywood celebrities at San Diego Comic Con this year. As fans it was super cool to be so close to people we love to watch on screen. While taking photos of celebrities at SDCC can be very hectic,... Continue Reading →
