Tag: SDCC
SDCC ‘19: In feminist comics that rock, Lynda Barry is queen
And why comics is no longer a boy's club.
SDCC ’19: Creators wrestle with magic vs tech in one of SDCC’s most philosophical...
Is there really a difference between sci-fi and fantasy?
SDCC ’19: “Comic-Con Now” panel highlights a team effort to keep the con moving...
As Comic-Con grows, its team grows, too.
SDCC ’19: Sophie Campbell takes over TMNT with her female turtle
Jennika is shaking things up for the guys.
SDCC ’19 EXCLUSIVE: Tom King & Mitch Gerads open up about MISTER MIRACLE &...
King and Gerads open up about two years of Eisner wins, setting the bar for themselves, and staying friends through it all.
SDCC ’19: All of Sunday’s Comic-Con news in one place
As San Diego Comic-Con 2019 comes to a close, here's one last coverage round-up from The Beat
SDCC ’19: How Scott Snyder fearing for his kids drives his DC work
‘I think there’s a big pull and a temptation from everywhere to be self-centered…’
SDCC ’19: Creating Thirteenth Doctor comics at Titan is so much fun
Jody Houser and Richard Dinnick also confess their favorite reincarnations.
SDCC ’19: The Good Place Season 3 blooper reel will make you laugh faster...
The Good Place's ensemble makes it clear there's no such place as The Bad Place on set.
SDCC ‘19: Creators discuss how specific memories reveal universal truths in a panel on...
What kernels of universal truth do individual comic book stories reveal about human experience and the world at large?
SDCC ’19: “Heaven has grown” — exploring Comic-Con in the 2000s
From 2000 to 2009, SDCC gained nearly 100,000 annual attendees.
