Few things fascinate me more than the intersection of real science with science fiction. I have little formal training in science, but it’s a subject
Star Trek has been a cultural institution for over 50 years. When my parents were dating, one of the hallmarks of their courtship was that
As a comics scholar and an instructor who often teaches comics, I was delighted to digitally attend this year’s Teaching and Learning with Comics panel
As part of San Diego Comic-Con’s virtual Comic-Con@Home experience this year, I watched the GeekEd: College and the Nerd Mind panel which aired on Wednesday,
While this will be a very different year than normal, the Fanbase Press staff is very excited about the virtual celebration of San Diego Comic-Con
With the postponement of Free Comic Book Day this year, comics creators Russell Nohelty (publisher, Wannabe Press) and Neo Edmund (writer, Red Riding, Mighty Morphin
On Saturday, April 18, and Sunday, April 19, 2020, the Online Writer’s Conference will provide a virtual opportunity for aspiring and experienced creators to “take control
In light of the growing Coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns throughout the US, Emerald City Comic Con and other comic book conventions are postponing their upcoming events.
According to the Power-Con program, “Our goal is to maximize fan exposure to the creative background and history of He-Man and She-Ra while helping to
Power-Con, as in prior years, delivers heavily on quality programming for its attendees, and this year was no different, with panels discussing everything from toys
On Wednesday afternoon, July 17, 2019, just hours before Preview Night opened the 50th anniversary of San Diego Comic-Con International, ComiXology held a press conference
I had the opportunity to attend San Diego Comic-Con’s Comics Arts Conference Session #9: Focus on Carey Pietsch: Comedy and Fantasy in Comics with Clint
