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Baltimore Comic-Con Cosplay 2016: Part 2
As I mentioned in the hiatus post, it’s been extremely busy since Comic-Con and so I’m late on the photos. Better late than never, however. In order to save on storage and bandwidth I’ve reduced the...
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Baltimore Comic-Con Cosplay 2016: Part 3
This is the last of the cosplay images from Baltimore Comic-Con 2016; enjoy!
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2017: Cosplay Interview – Gertrude from I Hate Fairyland
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...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2017: Batman Day Panel
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...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2017: Creative Community – Finding It, Building it, and...
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...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2017: Interview with John Green of Teen Boat and...
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...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2017: Interview with Marcus Williams of Tuskegee Heirs
I LOVE walking around artist alley at Baltimore Comic-Con and discovering all the ways that comics are being creative and stretching beyond the super hero genre. Case in point, Tuskegee Heirs, a comic...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2017: Interview with Sebastian Jones of Stranger Comics
People trying to get you to come to their table at Comic-Con say all kinds of things. Sometimes it’s funny and other times it’s witty. But not many people in the booths can mention that their comic...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2017: Interview with Scott Blair, creator of Vamps vs Wolves
The B-Movie, grind-house artwork at Scott Blair’s booth got my attention and I had to talk to him about this Vamps vs Wolves. The conversation wound through cinema, Florida, and Blair’s artistic...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2017: Image Comics “Your New Favorite Comic” Panel
Join Andrew Maclean, Meredith Finch, Charles Soule, Nikki Ryan, and Justin Jordan to talk about new series they’re starting at Image. Two things emerged from this panel: These creators are fun people...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-con 2017: First Annual Ringo Awards
This was not only the first time Comic POW! covered the awards at Baltimore Comic-Con, it’s also the inaugural year of the Ringo Awards. There was a GREAT keynote speech by David Peterson of Mouse...
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Baltimore Comic-Con 2017: Cosplay!
It was once again a very creative year for cosplay at Baltimore Comic-Con. Enjoy photos of the many creative costumes I came across. (note: if you want a higher resolution version, leave a comment...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2018: The Liberty Brigade
As I was looking at the programming guide to see which panels I was going to attend, I saw The Liberty Brigade. The idea of using a bunch of old, out of copyright characters from the Golden Age of...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2018: Noir Comics Panel
Noir has been a part of comics since the beginning of the medium. It has waxed and waned in popularity since its heyday in the 1930s and 40s, but there’s usually at least once book being published in...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2018: The Ringo Awards
The second annual Ringo Awards, named after Mike Wieringo, were a BLAST. If you’re in town for Baltimore Comic-Con you really should look into getting a ticket. It’s an Emmy’s-style event where dinner...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2018: Interview with Rod Van Blake
Baltimore Comic-Con has always had a healthy prose showing in artists alley. There was the year I was introduced to Coral Hare. And, as I mentioned in my interview with Tom King (and he mentioned the...
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Baltimore Comic-Con 2018: Interview with creators of Multi Verse Madness
When I walked by the Multi Verse Madness table I was drawn to the magazines on the table. What in the world was this? It turns out it was a fan zine. That’s right, they’re still being created in 2018!...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2018: Batman’s Biggest Secret
Through various books I’d read, I already had an idea that Batman had two creators, Bob Kane and Bill Finger. I also knew that Finger had received the short end of the stick when it came to...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2018: Interview with Bleed Geeks
After I was done speaking with the creators at Multi Verse Madness, they said I should check out the booth of one of the advertisers in their magazine, Bleed Geeks. I walked over to the booth. I’ve...
View ArticleBaltimore Comic-Con 2018: Brian Azzarello Spotlight Panel
I went to the Brian Azzarello Spotlight panel for two reasons. First of all, he is responsible for an awesome Wonder Woman. In fact, during the original iteration of Comic POW! Dan selected it for two...
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