Tag: Conventions

If you're like me, you may not be sure where Elkhart is, but wherever it is, just like every other town, they love comic cons.

So word has gone out, returning badge sales will take place soon for this year's Comic-Con International San Diego (SDCC). That means it's time...

John Semper, Jr. holds an ever growing list of credits, ranging from his work as a screenwriter, producer, and story editor. His body of...

For this year’s San Diego Comic Fest, it had a great deal on its plate; A fifth year, a new venue, the announcement of...

As the winds howled outside and rain beat against the roof of the Four Points hotel by Sheraton, one thing was blatantly obvious: bad...

Once upon a time, there wasn’t a San Diego Comic-Con. Some would mark this period as “The Dark Ages of Conventions” (those being myself). It...

Last week, we mentioned behind the scenes convention veteran Mike Scigliano had opened the doors of his new event management company. Today, Atomic Crush...

The convention scene is a fickle thing. Fans today are smart enough to see through the facade of new shows springing up which turn...

2017 will bring us yet another new year of comic conventions. When one thinks of San Diego and comics, it’s not difficult to summon...

§ There isn't too much going on in the world of comis because everyone seems..preoccupied or something. But the very first Fan2Sea cruise just wrapped...

In a week chock full of con-troversies, the Phoenix Comic Con suddenly asking volunteers to pay to volunteer has created a major rift in the local community with hotly tempered opinions on both sides. And now PCC director Matt Solberg has sent a letter to staff and volunteers making it clear these changes are because of labor laws,

Yesterday in writing about the glut of comics/media events, I wrote "There are too many comic cons." But I was wrong, or at least...