On June 18th, I was fortunate enough to experience Dover Comic Con, a festival held for and in celebration of local artists and organizations. I was able to meet, greet and interview some of the wonderful people out there selling their merch and promoting their art. It was amazing.
I haven’t been here for a while, but I was glad to be as this convention always provided something magical. Whether it’s meeting a longtime fan or running into your favorite cosplayer after years of separation; AwesomeCons’ magic provided a nice escape from reality as everyone, for the weekend, took the time out to enjoy being a character from pop culture’s massive multiverse.
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…
