Conventions

Emmy Award-Winning Producer Lauren Faust shares her vision for the DC SUPER HERO GIRLS franchise

  Saturday night at SDCC the winners of the 208 Prism awards were announced, celebrating the best in LGBTQ comics. The awards are organized by PRISM...

Last year, Marvel Powers United VR for the Oculus Rift caused massive crowds at the Marvel booth during SDCC. It was the first time the audience...

As usual, Jamie Coville has curated a slection of the best panels at Comic-Con for your listening pleasure.His pictures are in this album. Learn...

Even without a badge, there's plenty to do at SDCC

As media folk and fans emerge back into the real world after their sojourn in the land of the fairy folk - aka San...

This September, Sony PlayStation and Insomniac Games will let fans swing through New York in Marvel's first true console blockbuster game since the PlayStation...

Even before the start of this year’s San Diego Comic-Con Preview Night, DC Collectibles released a startling amount of information regarding their upcoming statue and figure lines. So, when it came around to the next day’s DC Collectibles panel attended by moderator Paul Malmont, Art Director Travis Hastback, artist Joe Ledbetter, artist Chrissie Zullo, Executive Creative Director Jim Fletcher, Special Makeup Effects Artist Rick Baker, and sculptor Paul Harding, much of the information they discussed was more of a reiteration from the day prior.

“Seeing as we always run over every year, let’s get started,” said Rogers after his customary introduction and reminder of one topic of discussion per-person since there is always a large line. It was almost comical when the first person at the microphone responded to Rogers’ request of one item per-person, “That said, I have a list of ten questions.” A mixture of laughter and groans throughout the crowded responded.

The Aquabats have been a part of San Diego Comic-Con's DNA for a long time. Orange County's ska band of superheroes have been fans showing...

Okay... We can do this...  It's the last day of Comic-Con 2018! Following all of the hoopla via Google News and Chrome, it's been... low-key....

And then we'll catch you up on the rest of the show