Held twice a year in Cherry Hill, South Jersey, I’d attended Monster Mania in the past, but largely just to shop for hard-to-find movies and amazing fanfare. This year however, I had the distinction of attending not only as a fan, but as a reporter for RGN99. I loved every minute of it…
Anime NYC 2021 was really all about the artists. With so much going on with X-Mas Covid, Mgmt decided to postpone this release to 2022…
We’re in better days now…..
AnimeNYC 2021 reminded me of just how diverse a medium anime is, and that’s exactly why I adore it so much.
Great to be back!!! I was able to see hundreds of impressive cosplayers, gain new insight into the anime and manga industry and overall, simply able to feel a sense of calm and relaxation that’s been sorely missing from my life as of late….
I decided to highlight the creativity that makes the con experience so worthwhile. Respectfully, this article is for them: The Creatives….
SDCC@Home 2021 provided, once again, an eye-opening experience that allowed me to explore outside my comfort zone in the realm of pop culture. For me, I learned the importance of the Eisner Awards, the power of comic books and Hip Hop, the female entertainment industry and their search for IP greatness, and the power of being a Black nerd with a pen…
After going to my first real convention again after Covid-19, it still felt like Otakon, but was it my favorite Otakon experience?
The Blerd Diaspora; which consists of POC who are gamers, cosplayers, comic book enthusiasts, movie goers, Blerd moms, Blerd dads, grandparents, married, divorced, PS players, Xbox players, health care workers, comedians, college graduates, high schoolers, introverts, extroverts, I could go on. Blerdcon’s space, in my opinion, was the X-mansion; housing, if for a weekend, the gifted and the brightest in Blerd culture and even though this space was limiting (vaccinated only), many attended and l, personally loved it.
