SDCC ’14: Fashioning a Response to Cosplay Harassment
Comic-Con hit TMZ after America's Next Top Model winner and media personality Adrianne Curry, dressed as Catwoman, chased down and whip-punched a man who...
SDCC ’14: Defending the “Superfan” to the NY Times
As just reported, the NY Times delivered a pretty strong diss to the economics of Comic-Con, and I'm sure con vets and observers will...
SDCC ’14: Report, Comic-Con attendees are cheapskates again
Veteran NY Times entertainment business writers Michael Cieply and Brooks Barnes have perhaps put the final curse on a year in which SDCC got a little bit smaller, by reviving claims that con-goers are low rent consumers unworthy of high end sponsorships:
The SDCC Talk Back: Return to Onsite Sales, and More Disability Resources
By: Nick Eskey
Signifying the end of the four day odyssey that is SDCC is the Comic-Con Talk Back with John Rogers (president of the...
SDCC 14: JMS Shoots Straight While Firing From the Hip
By David Nieves
J. Michael Straczynski isn't one to mess around. Unless it's an hour of sarcasm and announcements, which his spotlight panel, Comic-Con Saturday,...
Interview: Celebrate Twin Peaks with Kenneth and Ross
By Alexander Jones
Twin Peaks fans have been eagerly awaiting the Twin Peaks: The Complete Mystery Blu-ray since it was announced. During the panel for the show...
SDCC 14: Marvel “Next Big Thing” is Actually Pretty Big
By David Nieves
One of Marvel's last SDCC panels came with several announcements on Sunday afternoon. Nick Lowe introduced the panel which consisted of fellow...
SDCC ’14: Why Saga Continues To Be The Best
by Zachary Clemente
There’s something special about Image’s book Saga. You know it, I know it, the people who voted for the Eisner awards know...
SDCC ’14: Giant Monsters Win the Masquerade
Just a few hours after Legendary Pictures' CEO Thomas Tull announced that Mothra, King Ghidorah and Rodan will appear in the Godzilla sequel, attendees...
SDCC ’14 Art of Videogames Panel
By: Nick Eskey
Art has gone hand in hand with videogames almost since the beginning. Oh yes, the earliest games were either text-based adventures, or...
SDCC ’14: Spotlight on Bryan Lee O’Malley Panel Recap
By: Alexander Jones
Even without the Scott Pilgrim vs. the World film, author Bryan Lee O’Malley would likely still be a talent who is universally...
Composing for Heroes: Continuity and Emotions
By: Nick Eskey
There are many pieces that go into creating a successful movie and television series, especially when trying to bring something to life...
