Image Comics is serving up Comic-Con@Home with informative panels and super cool guests like Todd McFarlane, Scott Snyder, Matt Fraction, and more awesome people in the comic book industry! They have panels going on all week long so you'll be sure to find the time to tune into at least one of the panels.
This year, even though Comic-con has gone virtual we still have so much to look forward to in new comic book releases! Take a look below at some of the offerings from IDW Publishing, including some cool panels to attend this week.
Comic-Con at Home definitely isn't leaving manga out of its schedule this year. eigoMANGA, a publishing company that produces Japanese influenced comic books has a few cool things to offer manga fans this year. They will be hosting a virtual booth and a few different panels, including a Q&A session with some manga writers!
This year's Her Universe Fashion Show was all about the Power of Fashion, inspired by the hit animated series, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Twenty-four designs took the runway, all inspired by the powerful characters so many love and admire. Here are some highlights of the show, along with the winners!
We had a chance to take an exclusive look at Audible's A Trick of Light experience on Thursday, July 18 at San Diego Comic Con. This year, Audible brought the new Audible Original, Stan Lee's Alliances: A Trick of Light, to life with a series of immersive light and sound-driven experiences.
San Diego Comic-Con is this week, and this year's off-site activations are looking pretty good so far. We got a sneak peak of Amazon Prime Video's experience-- three individual, immersive activations based around season 4 of popular series The Expanse plus two of their highly anticipated upcoming shows, The Boys and Carnival Row.
It’s time for the annual check-in for our IGGPPC stats! Let’s take a look at the last SIX YEARS of geek loves, then scroll to [...]
We are now just over a week away from Comic-Con International 2018. That means the full programming schedules have been released for the convention. This is certainly a shaping up to be a very different year for the convention: just look at the Hall H and Ballroom 20 programming. With HBO and Marvel (mostly) skipping the annual event, there are large gaps of what generally filled the big rooms. Here are some of the highlights for this year.
As a huge DC Comics fan, WonderCon had so much to see and do (more than I could get to) and I was in comic heaven. It's a good time to be a DC fan (just don't talk to me about the movies, okay?). And with the Black Label books set to release around August, there's bound to be loads more great announcements coming out of DC Comics. What are you most excited about seeing?
As a small way to celebrate, we have been collecting SWAG from conventions for the last year (including a LOT from San Diego Comic-Con!) and we want to give it all away! Below are FIVE individual swag packs-- one for each of our 5 years of 5 geek loves!
At San Diego Comic-Con, I had the opportunity to interview Christina Henry, author of Lost Boy: The True Story of Peter Pan. Lost Boy is [...]
Since San Diego Comic Con has grown over the years, it has expanded to include numerous off-site event and activations. Everything from interactive sets, technological [...]
Convention season is in full swing, and every year there are people who venture into the wide world of cons for the first time. If [...]
Several members of the Geek Girl Pen Pals Club had the ultimate pleasure of attending C2E2 - Chicago's premier Comics and Entertainment Convention - as [...]
