We’ve never taken the time out of the busy convention coverage to formally interview some of the Cosplayers we feature in our photo galleries. There’s so many great people putting in hard work and… Continue reading
Buzz worthy books of the weeks 18 Days #1 Grant Morrison goes sword and sandal with this meeting of the minds, three generations of warriors preparing to save the world. Morrison describes it… Continue reading
Here it is, the last round-up of our amazing cosplayers from the most recent Supanova convention! This is the second lot from Sunday. We had a great time meeting everyone and hope to… Continue reading
Ok, time for the next group, the first from Sunday! Maybe next year you can wear less awesome costumes and we won’t have to spend so much time celebrating your efforts! Actually, don’t… Continue reading
Dramatis Personae Colin Farrell as Detective Raymond Velcoro, Vinci Police Department Vince Vaughn as Frank Semyon criminal and entrepreneur Rachel McAdams as Detective Antigone “Ani” Bezzerides of the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department Taylor Kitsch as… Continue reading
During this past Supanova Convention we had the chance to sit down with X-Files and Lone Gunman star Dean Haglund, who played the conspiracy driven hacker Langly. We talked about hacking in the media, conspiracy nuts… Continue reading
If you missed the first part of our cosplay coverage you can check them out here! What we’ve got in this second line up is no less amazing and it’s all from the… Continue reading
We do love going to conventions. There are thousands of like minded people, lots of things to see, icons of industry to meet, and some of the most mind blowing, incredible costume creations… Continue reading
The Supanova Convention is heading around Australia again, and they’ve got Nathan Fillion as their headline attraction! This has got everyone excited…but that excitement ebbed a bit when we saw the AUS$100 price… Continue reading
Turbo Kid is so gloriously 80s that had it been made in the 80s it would’ve been ignored, as it stands it was made 30 years later and works as a nostalgic throwback… Continue reading
