While walking around the floor of Baltimore Comic-Con 2017 I came across a strange banner for a comic called Teen Boat!. While that drew me in, what made me really want to talk to Green was an image from his book, Hippopotamister. You can visit
Join some creators from the Baltimore-based collective: Bmore Into Comics as they discuss community. This is not just about the fan community, in fact, the meat of this panel is about the community of creators and how they can help support each other and foster
It was Batman Day on Saturday and so a panel of Batman and Bat-Family creatives came together to celebrate. It was the most interactive panel of the weekend and I loved that about it. They mentioned Harley would take over (a reference to Jimmy Palmiotti
Last year I interviewed the winner of the costume contest and that was so much fun, I decided to interview more of the contestants as they were waiting to be judged. Although I Hate Fairyland is still on my to-read pile, I love the aesthetic and
It was Paul Day’s 10th year creating cosplay costumes. This year he decided to go with a gigantic Groot costume. Needless to say, there weren’t any others at the show.
Last year I interviewed the winner of the costume contest and that was so much fun, I decided to interview more of the contestants as they were waiting to be judged. When I saw this guy’s costume, I was very curious who he was cosplaying
Last year I interviewed the winner of the costume contest and that was so much fun, I decided to interview more of the contestants as they were waiting to be judged. Tim Burton’s Batman and Batman Returns are controversial in fandom. On the one hand,
Last year I interviewed the winner of the costume contest and that was so much fun, I decided to interview more of the contestants as they were waiting to be judged. This pair had caught my eye the day before when I saw them rolling
Long-time Comic POW! readers will remember our look at The Dark Knight Returns in which we examined, among other things, how it was shaped by the fact that it came out in the 1980s as 24-hour cable television was beginning its rise to prominence. At
On the first day of Baltimore Comic-Con 2017 I had a great talk with Kasey Pierce who writes Norah and Pieces of Madness for Source Point Press. As you’ll hear, she has a lot of inspiration from horror and macabre sources. That said, Norah doesn’t follow
As usual we’ll be there! Expect the usual coverage such as videos of various panels, cosplay photos, and interviews with both indie and established creators. After last year’s buggy attempt at live blogging there won’t be any this year but I’m going to try and
This is the last of the cosplay images from Baltimore Comic-Con 2016; enjoy!