The Blerd community continues to navigate the digital superhighway as they attend various pop culture gatherings to promote their imagery and brands. With NYCC becoming the latest destination for them to showcase their abilities, the community didn’t disappoint as they cosplayed, directed panels, and celebrated at one phenomenal afterparty.
As a fan of NYCC, and with COVID becoming less of a factor, this year’s event definitely showed that they’re starting to go back to their former glory. I’m looking forward to 2023, and I can’t wait to attend with no mask at all.
Because of my enjoyable experience @ NYCC 2021, I opted to attend this year’s New York Comic Con for all four days, coming at a cost of several hundred dollars for the privilege.
A Journey Into the Adult Side of BlerdCon 2022
G-Fest is a gift, not just to me, but to everyone. I am honored to be a part of it, and I can’t wait to come back next year. G-Fest forever!
I enjoyed my first experience at Too Many Games and it was nice how convenient the convention was to get around. Definitely looking forward to next year.
Friday was LiTAF!!!
On June 18th, I was fortunate enough to experience Dover Comic Con, a festival held for and in celebration of local artists and organizations. I was able to meet, greet and interview some of the wonderful people out there selling their merch and promoting their art. It was amazing.
I haven’t been here for a while, but I was glad to be as this convention always provided something magical. Whether it’s meeting a longtime fan or running into your favorite cosplayer after years of separation; AwesomeCons’ magic provided a nice escape from reality as everyone, for the weekend, took the time out to enjoy being a character from pop culture’s massive multiverse.
