And a Teen Titans announcement, too.
WonderCon ’18: Patrick Rothfuss Speaks of “What If” at “Gather ‘Round the Campfire: Telling Tales”
“There are only two questions you can answer if you’re going to write: What is it, or what if. No genre but fantasy lets you answer so successfully for ‘what if.’”
WonderCon ’18: Writers Discuss A City’s Character in “Life in the Weird City: Urban Fantasy”
In many urban fantasy books, the city in which the story takes places does more than act as a setting. Often, the city also becomes a character of its own.
WonderCon ’18: Black Crown’s Shelly Bond Talks Assassinistas and the Year Ahead
Shelly Bond talks the first year of Black Crown and what’s up for the year ahead.
WonderCon ’18: BOOM! Studio Announces new Giant Days YA Novel and 4 More Titles
Five exciting announcements from BOOM! Studios help kick off #WCA2018
DC to livestream tomorrow’s WonderCon ’18 publisher’s panel with Dan DiDio and Jim Lee
Join DC’s co-publishers for a live in-your-face look at DC’s many new imprints!
C2E2 – Plan Ahead: Image Releases It’s Panel Schedule and Exclusives
Remember, C2E2 is only two weeks away.
Wizard World Announces 16 show schedule for 2018, adding three cons
It’s been quiet on the Wizard front for a while, but they’ve just made some changes to their 2018 show schedule: three shows are being added. Winston-Salem, Springfield-Mo, and Montgomery. Tulsa will return replacing OKC. And dates for the Austin and Sacramento shows have been added. Finally the Madison, WI show has a new date. […]
How-To: So You Want To Start A Sketchbook….
by Joe Grunenwald Convention Season is upon us once again, that magical time of the year when tens of thousands of comics fans have the opportunity to hobknob with their favorite creators. For a lot of fans, this means putting money into said creators’ hands by buying things directly from them. Writers often have copies […]
WonderCon: IDW’s Show Schedule and Variants (Including LEOG and Sonic), For Your Planning Needs
Yes, the League of Extraordinary Gentleman preview is free, but the Sonic #1 variant will run you $10
