HeroesCon is almost upon us (June 15-17). I can’t believe it’s almost time to head back to comics summer camp! Just like every year, we’ll be there, and just like every year, Shelton Drum, Rico Renzi, Seth Peagler and the whole Heroes crew have curated an artist lineup and show that promises to be unforgettable. … Continue reading
HeroesCon is turning 35 this year, and though it’s always the comics show to beat every year, Shelton Drum, Rico Renzi, Seth Peagler, and the rest of the gang are pulling out all the stops to make this an epic anniversary celebration. No doubt I’m excited to once again return to what my friends have … Continue reading
I’ve been feeling internet-weary as of late. So much negativity exists, and it wears on me that people are so angry. Yes, most of it has been related to the new Ghostbusters, but it seems every day there is a new thing that fans are raging about. Look, I get being passionate about things you … Continue reading
Oh wow, you guys. This one is way late, so it will probably be photo-heavy. Last month, as we always do, we attended HeroesCon in Charlotte, NC. I am forever singing this convention’s praises for its dedication to comics and welcoming atmosphere, and this year is no different. Shelton Drum, Rico Renzi, Seth Peagler, and the … Continue reading
If you’re like me, you are anxiously awaiting this Friday’s release of Mad Max: Fury Road. I’ve been on board with this one ever since I saw the first trailer months ago. I didn’t need to know much about it, but in the time since, I’ve read several news items that make me even more excited. … Continue reading
If you follow me on Twitter (@geeky_vixen), you’ve seen me talk a lot about being a female comics fan. I’m going to attempt to organize those thoughts here, and thankfully I’m a lot calmer than when I initially wrote those tweets. To give you a little background, most of it was in response to discussions … Continue reading
So, in case you haven’t heard, a Florida mom was horrified because she saw Breaking Bad action figures (or dolls, as the media insists on calling them) at her local Toys ‘R’ Us. This prompted her to start a Change.org petition to force the store to take the figures off their shelves because kids might want to … Continue reading
