A Tale Of Two Cons: How Otakon and Otakuthon handled Funko Pop autographs and...
Anime cons Otakon and Otakuthon take on the growing concern of Funko Pop autograph scalping.
SDCC ’24: “Our Air BNB is burning down. Call me.”
How a fire in the Gaslamp during SDCC left two cartoonists homeless....and how the comics community came through for them.
SDCC ’24: Library catalogs offer a unique perspective on comics history
Librarians reflect on the impact comics, graphic novels and manga have had on library readership and propose next steps to broaden its appeal
SDCC ’24: Is it going to be Covid-Con forever?
My thoughts on the 2024 San Diego Comic-Con, including the realization that Covid is here to stay
Vault announces sponsorship for CAPE & COWL CON 2024
Vault Comics and Cape & Cowl are partnering for Cape & Cowl Con 2024, taking place in California on August 25
SDCC ’24: On finding family and juggling artistic license with revelatory truth
Judy Prince-Neeb talked with Adam Nimoy, Shawnelle and Shawnee Gibbs, Eddie Ahn and Thien Pham about complications on writing about family.
SDCC’24: The DSTLRY Live Draw with Joëlle Jones, Jock, and Mirka Andolfo
A breakdown of a live-draw panel where the artists of DSTLRY Jock, Mirka Andolfo, and Joëlle Jones draw while answering questions.
SDCC ’24: Great Oak Press amplifies indigenous voices through language revitalization
The Great Oak Press panel “Writing Their Realities: California’s First Indigenous Press,” talk language revitalization in "Soldiers Unknown"
SDCC ’24: Three amigos—Yang, Loewinsohn, and Pham—plus one talk food, family and culture
Gene Luen Yang moderated a panel with Briana Loewinsohn, Thien Pham, and Mariah-Rose Marie as they discussed family and culture.
SDCC ’24: The terrorism of book bans in dividing communities
A breakdown of the “Keep Bans Off Our Books!” panel as creators and publishers explained the impact book bans have had on their careers.
SDCC ‘24: Winners and Losers of Comic-Con 2024 – UPDATED
Our fearless reporters roamed every inch of the San Diego Comic-Con 2024 and found the winners and losers of the show.
SDCC ’24: The TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE BBQ served people well (done)
A great and tasty way to honor the 50th anniversary of the horror classic.
