The Echo at Emerald City Comic Con
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ECCC Preview
Parker divulges why this year will likely be exciting for many and how ECCC plans to encourage local communities to enjoy geeky fun together.
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Ben Mauro Chats 'Huxley'
Zach interviews local creator Ben Mauro about his scifi graphic novel and maybe future film saga.
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Forever Queer
Izzy covers Queer creatives, programming, and Chuck Tingle’s panel at ECCC!
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Mornyng Knight's Swordsperations
Izzy chats with Mornyng Knight on everything from genderqueering to The Princess Bride.
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That's a Wrap!
Zach reflects on how ECCC has changed and what it still means to local fans.
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Your Next Nerd Conventions:
Norwescon, April 2-5
Sakura-Con, April 3-5
Crypticon, May 1-3
WA Ren Faire, July 18-Aug 16
Rose City Comic Con, Sept 11-13
GeekGirlCon, Oct 24-25
There were still plenty of comics professionals signing, sketching, chatting, and being cornered by fans who did not realize that their 20-minute theory on Aquaman's ability to communicate with sea life as part of a broader metaphor for climate change was not appropriate when other people waited patiently behind them. Yet, Artist Alley felt like a small piece rather than the centerpiece it had been in years prior.
The gender-defying scoundrel known as Mornyng Knight—a stage character who is an amalgamation of drag and Renaissance faire theatrics—has come to the Pacific Northwest. And they’re armed! Embodied by the Jeff-nominated actor, combat choreographer, and producer Chloe Baldwin, Mornyng Knight transforms your inner demons into physical objects (possibly balloons), then stabs them! In their own words, it’s a show of “epic poportions.”