Tag: WonderCon
In 2019, WonderCon, C2E2, and Planet Comicon will all be on the same weekend
The convention calendar is getting more and more crowded.
WonderCon ’18: “Got to Learn to Market Yourself,” Says Making a Living Off Your...
“You need to continue to learn,” said Glumace. “You got to put the time in.”
WonderCon ’18: What DC Super Hero Girls Can Teach Us
A look at what's behind the runaway hit that is DC Super Hero Girls.
WonderCon ’18: Dan Jurgens, Yancey Labat, and Chris Uminga Advise and Doodle at the...
When asked how his art has changed and evolved over the last 30 years, Jurgens said, “The changes to my art are influenced by what I write. The best way to tell a story also changes over time.”
WonderCon ’18: President John Rogers Addresses Parking Woes and Comic-Con Questions
For those who needed to still pick up their passes or didn’t yet have their lanyards, security staff seemed to be no nonsense, readily telling people to go which way for the badge pickup or ordering those with badges but no lanyards to “go get a lanyard right away.”
WonderCon ’18: IDW’s Book Buzz Live Looks to the Year Ahead
Book Buzz Live comes to WonderCon
WonderCon ’18: DC’s WonderCon Domination Continues with Saturday’s DC UNIVERSE panel!
Following the announcement of two additional Justice League titles and several panels, DC Comics kicked off another panel Saturday afternoon at WonderCon 2018 with DC UNIVERSE. The panel included DC Sales and Marketing Manager, Blake...
WonderCon ’18: The House of Blues Rocks and Rickrolls with The Return of Club...
Now, fifteen months since what was their last full show, Club Cosplay came back with what they referred to as, “a fresh face on the club you all know and love, returning to our roots as the epic-club.”
WonderCon ’18: Faith Erin Hicks Shares Her Tips for Becoming a Cartoonist
Faith Erin Hicks gives you the low down on what it takes to make it as a cartoonist.
WonderCon ’18: Patrick Rothfuss Speaks of “What If” at “Gather ‘Round the Campfire: Telling...
“There are only two questions you can answer if you’re going to write: What is it, or what if. No genre but fantasy lets you answer so successfully for ‘what if.’”
WonderCon ’18: Writers Discuss A City’s Character in “Life in the Weird City: Urban...
In many urban fantasy books, the city in which the story takes places does more than act as a setting. Often, the city also becomes a character of its own.
WonderCon: IDW’s Show Schedule and Variants (Including LEOG and Sonic), For Your Planning Needs
Yes, the League of Extraordinary Gentleman preview is free, but the Sonic #1 variant will run you $10
