Fans of The Dragon Prince rejoice! During the show's Comic-Con@Home panel co-creator Aaron Ehasz announced that we're not just getting a season four, but four more seasons that'll tell the complete The Dragon Prince saga.

We're just a week away from Comic-Con@Home, the 2020 version of San Diego's Comic-Con International, and we have the lineup of what you can expect... minus two regular major SDCC stalwarts though.

In news that shouldn’t surprise anyone but is still bloody depressing, Comic Con Africa 2020 has been called off. The premiere pop culture expo of the South African calendar isn’t totally down and out though!

The biggest annual convention event on the geek calendar officially won't be happening this year thanks to the COVID-10 pandemic.

It was inevitable! With many an event being postponed or flatout cancelled, it was only a matter of time before Comic Con Cape Town had to make a hard decision in the interest of public health and safety.

The American convention calendar may be all but spent, but a hop across the pond and you’d find that the Brits are still ready and raring to go when it comes to celebrating pop culture. Held twice a year, London’s Movie Comic Media expo may have started life as a single day event in 2001 but right now it’s an entire weekend of fun that runs the course of three days.

The cosplay year, she is coming to an end. With San Diego Comic Con in the rearview mirror, Emerald Comic Con over and our very own Comic Con Africa high-fiving DragonCon on a job well done, there’s only one big name left on the costume circuit: New York Comic Con. This year’s event took place at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in the Big Apple, and with over 200, 000 attendees present it was clear that convention fatigue had yet to set in.

Even with a huge gallery to share, I’ve got a feeling that we’ve only begun to scratch the surface of the cosplay majesty that was on offer. So here it is, the 2019 Comic Con Africa cosplay gallery!