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Detroit Fanfare was my first con…

…and I loved it.

Part of that was because it was very low-stress for me; Dennis and Larry made sure that my job was limited to relaxing, hanging out, checking out all of the awesome things available, and occasionally interviewing some of the media guests. I also had my very own panel about gender in comics. My first con and I got a panel.

This is what is so amazing about being part of a small, local business and a community that’s as open and accepting as the comics community. I’ve been welcomed with open arms all over, and even during my interviews with comic world veterans, the guests were excited that I was a new reader and had a fresh perspective.

I can easily say that Artist’s Alley was my favorite place to hang out. I got a LOT of things there from a LOT of artists and creators who, I think (in my very limited experience), are talented and promising. I interviewed a few of the artists there, so keep an eye out for those interviews as they go up on the site in the coming days/weeks.

The Bizarre Bazaar was my second-favorite place; it’s great to see people making their own crafts and art and selling it at seriously amazing and reasonable prices. I expected everything to cost a lot more, mostly because my experience with artists is limited to galleries and “professional” shows. But the people who come to Detroit Fanfare, while entirely professional, are obviously not doing this for the money; they’re doing it because they love it, and that shows in all of their work. I spoke with many people in the Bazaar and I’ll be doing a story about them, too. Keep an eye out!

Finally, we get to the main room. The dealer room, where most of the media guests were and where retailers were. I won’t lie: I was so overwhelmed that I avoided that room at all costs. I checked out everything I could and even got a signed Revival print from Tim Seeley and a signed copy of the Hack/Slash Mercy Sparx crossover by Josh Blaylock. But there was just so much going on everywhere around me and I didn’t even know where to start when it came to checking out all of the comics and trades available.

I had a ridiculous amount of fun over the course of the weekend, and I was completely exhausted and pretty sure my feet just wanted to fall off my body by the end of it all. It was entirely worth it. I can’t possibly thank the entire staff and Wonderworld Comics and the amazing con promoters (Gary and Tony and Dennis, you’re the best!) for giving me this experience and welcoming me into their community with open arms.

Also, I did dress up as Red Sonja for the costume party. But it was absolutely freezing and I was wearing chain mail, so I kept my cloak on for most of the time. But pictures were taken! And I’m sure they’ll be up soon enough.

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con Only Days Away

Only days until Detroit Fanfare Comic Con, and I get more excited with every passing day. As you might have noticed, there have not been as many posts as usual on WonderWorldComic.com. Some of you know I am on staff for the convention and have been working long hours to make sure everything on my end is order.

If you have the opportunity, look for me at Detroit Fanfare Comic Con this weekend. At the after parties, I will have extra time for you to pick my brain, or tell me about perspectives we have put forth on this site (positively or negatively). I look forward to seeing many of you this weekend.

During Detroit Fanfare Comic Con, and in the following days, I will be posting news, interviews, and observations from the convention. Kelly will be posting as well.

After the convention, we will be announcing some new additions to the WonderWorldComics.com family. Looking forward to that.

In case you have not noticed, Kelly will be running a panel on Sunday. I hope many of you come out to support her:

Gender in the Comics

Saturday 6:15 pm Regency A

Exploring the representations of “alternative” sexualities in comics specifically in DC and Marvel. The focus will be on the implications of these representations…what does it mean for the LGBT? Hosted by Kelly Jackson, a graduate student of American Literature and Culture. Her most recent research project is concerned with themes of colonialism as they relate to Captain America.

#DetroitFanfare Official Hashtag of Detroit Fanfare Comic Con!

From the Detroit Fanfare Comic Con website:

“#DetroitFanfare is officially a go! What is #DetroitFanfare? It is the official hashtag of Detroit Fanfare Comic Con!

If you are going to be talking about the convention on social media, please use the #DetroitFanfare hashtag. That way we do not drown Twitter and Facebook with fifty different variations of name in hashtag form.

We are looking forward to entertaining you all weekend long!”

I think it is a good idea that there is an “official” hashtag for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con this year. I have seen many conventions in the past where people are posting about the convention using every variation of the convention name possible. Uniformity can help the convention gain more popularity and get any news coming from the convention out faster.

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con Friday Preview Night Preview

Detroit Fanfare is just over a week away and I want to take a look at why you should attend Friday. Some of you might overlook the Detroit Fanfare Comic Con Friday Preview Night, but should not.

detroit-fanfareDetroit Fanfare Comic Con Friday Preview Night

The Friday Preview Night is open to anyone with a weekend pass. The convention is only open from 6:00pm-9:00pm. There are also many events happening once the convention floor doors close.

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con Friday Preview Night Events

Most of the convention-long events are opening on Friday including the convention floor, the 24 hour game room, and tabletop gaming. After the convention floor closes for the night, even more fun begins.

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con Friday Preview Night After Events

The Shel Dorf Awards and Party will be taking place at 10:00pm. This is not only open to nominees and other industry figures, convention goers may attend as well.  You have the opportunity to sit at the same table with media and industry guests.

The Deadworld Zombie Walk will begin at 9:00pm. This is a fun event to participate in or watch. Immediately following, the Deadworld Zombie After Party will take place near the pool. There will be a DJ and dance floor. The Deadworld Zombie Costume Contest will take place at 11:30pm.

A sing-along showing of Little Shop of Horrors will take place at 11:30. Once you are done, you can attend either the Shel Dorf Awards Party or the Deadworld Zombie After Party.

Interesting Benefits of Attending the Detroit Fanfare Comic Con Friday Preview Night

Friday night has less traffic than the rest of the weekend. If you are planning on being at Detroit Fanfare Comic Con for the entire weekend, Friday is a great way to ramp up your energy levels. You can also have a better chance of seeing an industry or media guest up close. With less people around, they are sure you have an extra minute to speak with you.

The Detroit Fanfare Comic Con Preview Night also gives you the opportunity to check out the deals and shop around the convention floor. It is a great time to gauge everything for sale so you can decide which items or comics should enter your collection. The lessoned crowds also helps you to determine the best ways around the convention and a better idea of the overall layout of this year’s show. The addition of the other side of the hotel means there is much more Detroit Fanfare Comic Con than in past years. Give yourself the extra time to check it out.

To learn more about what is taking place at this year’s Detroit Fanfare Comic Con, and to purchase your advance tickets, check out the website here.

Volunteers Still Needed for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con

The staff of Detroit Fanfare Comic Con still need volunteers for this year’s convention. If you volunteer, you will receive a bunch of goodies for your time including a free pass for the event, food, a t-shirt, a con-exclusive variant, and other comics. Follow this link to volunteer.

All Autographs $25 or Less for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con!

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con is only two weeks and one day away, but there is something I think you should know about autographs at the event. You don’t have to worry about paying huge fees to get autographs this year.

The highest autograph fee for this year’s Detroit Fanfare Comic Con is $25. That is much lower than the $45-$60 we have all seen at other conventions around the country. It will be nice to get some good autographs this year without paying an arm and a leg.

Specific Guests

As readers already know, this site has covered Brian O’Halloran (Clerks), so he will be autographing free over the Detroit Fanfare Comic Con weekend. Tyler Mane does not charge anything for a photo is you purchase an autograph from him. As you know, if you have been to a comic book convention before, most comic book creators don’t charge anything for an autograph.

Instead of spending all of your money on autographs, you have money left to spend on comics, a room, or food. Don’t forget to eat!

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con Coverage on WWC

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con is quickly approaching, and WonderWorldComics.com will be there in full force. I have already told you about how we are sponsoring free autographs by Brian O’Halloran all weekend, but there is more to our presence than just that.

detroit-fanfareKelly’s First Comic Book Convention

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 will be Kelly’s first comic book convention. We are excited to introduce her to a form of pleasant madness she has never come in contact with before. As you well know, she will be deluged with information and action she has never come in contact with before. She is sure to write all about it in the weeks following.

Interviews

We have already begun lining up interviews for WonderWorldComics.com. Some interviews will be performed by Kelly, I will perform some, and a few will be performed by special guests. I would tell you more, but I don’t want to give away some of the interesting ideas we have.

In the Coming Days

In the coming days, I will start talking more about Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013. Expect tips for this year’s convention along with information everyone is going to want to know. I will discuss some of the events you are not going to want to miss out on, and expand on some of the information you will find on the Detroit Fanfare Comic Con website.

Your Central Location

WonderWorldComics.com will be at the center of everything going on during the Detroit Fanfare Comic Con weekend. Make sure you stop here beforehand for all of your DFF news and information – stop by here for all of the news coming out of the event – and stop by here afterwards to find out what you missed. This is going to be a great year for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con, and WWC is proud to tell you everything you need to know.

If you have not gotten your advance tickets yet, get them today!

Brian O’Halloran Signing FREE at Detroit Fanfare by WonderWorldComics.com

Brian O’Halloran, the Master of Ceremonies Emeritus for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013, will be signing free autographs all weekend during Detroit’s Coolest Comic Con through a sponsorship by WonderWorldComics.com! I will let that sink in for a moment.

1379298_727763910574487_2047958377_nWhat’s Going On?

For months, people have been asking Dennis and I about what WonderWorldComics.com would do for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con this year. We debated back and forth about different options, but we both agreed that it would be a great gift to everyone to give a guest who could sign free all weekend long.

Why Brian O’Halloran?

Why would we choose to have Brian O’Halloran sign free autographs all weekend long during Detroit Fanfare Comic Con? I used to have a dog named Dante who was named after Brian’s most famous character from Clerks. It just fits.

The Signing

Brian O’Halloran will autograph one item per person during Detroit Fanfare Comic Con weekend. People spend hours in line at some conventions and spend through the teeth to get one or two autographs. Through this sponsorship by WonderWorldComics.com, you can be guaranteed at least one autograph, no matter how much money you have in your pocket. Detroit’s Coolest Comic Con just got a little cooler.

Spread the Word!

Make sure your friends and family know about the free autographs from Brian O’Halloran the weekend of Detroit Fanfare Comic Con. I would hate to hear about someone who did not know about the opportunity until after the convention closed for the year.

Find out more about Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 and get your advance tickets today!

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con Aspects I Am Looking Forward To

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con (check it out here) is quickly approaching, and there are a handful of reasons why this year’s Detroit Fanfare Comic Con will stand above the previous three in my mind. These are more personal than public reasons, but some of them might meld with your convention experience as well.

Other Side of the Curtain

Many of you know that I covered the first three Detroit Fanfare Comic Cons for Yahoo! This year, I have taken a few behind-the-scenes positions on staff (Media Contact, Website Director, and a few others smaller roles). Instead of simply experiencing the show, I will know this year’s show is something I helped to build. It is an interesting switch.

Not Covering Detroit Fanfare Comic Con

Don’t worry about this section. I will not be covering Detroit Fanfare Comic Con, but this site still will be. Kelly will be covering her first convention and she will be reporting it as someone who is seeing something new for the first time. I am looking forward to her perspectives this year.

Derek Mears

While there are a ton of great guests this year, there is something interesting which Derek Mears symbolizes for me personally. After meeting Derek, I will have met every person ever to portray Jason Voorhees in a movie. An interesting accomplishment for a huge fan of the series to have met all twelve men. This year’s convention symbolizes a milestone in my fandom of the Friday the 13th series.

Fanimation Celebration

The Fanimation Celebration is one of the events at Detroit Fanfare Comic Con I am really looking forward to. I am hoping I will have enough time to hear the voice actors speak in the voices of the characters which have made them famous.

My Daughter’s First Convention

My five-year-old daughter, Maia, will be attending Detroit Fanfare Comic Con this year, and it will be her first convention. She is looking forward to it, and is as excited about going as I am to see her face when she sees superheroes walking around endless tables of comics.

The Friends

I have many friends in the industry and/or are collectors, who I only get to see at certain times of the year. I always look forward to conventions to catch up with those I am unable to during the rest of the year.

The Size and New Hotel in Same Location

I love the idea that Detroit Fanfare Comic Con is taking over more of the venue. I know there are tons of new events and activities planned this year to compensate for more room. I can’t wait to see what changes the Adoba has in store for this year over previous years.

The Parties

The parties will be a welcome end to long days of working on the convention. They have always been a blast, but the parties at this year’s Detroit Fanfare Comic Con will be a welcome respite.

Even More?

There are also some other changes and event I am looking forward to this year, but I don’t want to ruin any surprises we have planned.

Kelly Explores: Confidence, Costumes, and Society’s Standard of Beauty

This year will be the first year I’ve attended Detroit Fanfare Comic Con, and I’m pretty excited to be involved with it. I have the feeling it’s going to be a great experience, and there’s going to be a lot of fun things to do. A 24-hour game room, the zombie walk, and an adult costume party. Well, it’s a comics convention, so obviously I want to dress in the costume of a comics character. Red Sonja is amazing and kickass, so why not dress up as her?

I’m going to do it. I’m going to wear that chain-mail bikini and get a long, red wig. The works. But I have a confession to make: I am completely terrified to do this.

I work a lot in feminist theory and body politics, and one of the biggest arguments for body-positive imagery is that no matter what your body “type,” you can wear whatever you want, and if anyone else has a problem with that, they can simply not look at you. No big deal. Our acceptance of “beauty” is based entirely on social pressures and print and film media, and not everyone fits into that particular pinhole of “beauty.” In fact, only approximately 4% of the female population in the United States can look anything like a Hollywood actress or a model. The other 96% fall somewhere between “average” and “morbidly obese,” modifiers based on completely bunk science in the first place. But I digress.

I am not skinny. I am also not fat. According to the BMI, I am most definitely obese; I stand at 5’5” and weigh 190lbs (whew, I can’t believe I just put that out there in the Internet for the world to see). And yet, I’m perfectly healthy (for the most part, despite a chronic illness that has nothing to do with weight and everything to do with my reproductive organs wanting to kill me); my blood pressure is actually low, my cholesterol is “beautiful” according to my doctor, and I can do moderate exercise without becoming winded or my heart rate soaring out of control. All told, I actually rather like my body. I’ve got curves, I have great breasts, and I like my chest-waist-hip proportions.

But no amount of self-confidence can outweigh (pun intended) the fact that, according to mainstream societal standards, I’m just another overweight woman. And as much as I’d like to say that I’m educated about the system and I know precisely why the media capitalizes on making skinny equal to beautiful and I know exactly why the diet industry is so financially successful yet statistically dreadful… I still have that voice in the back of my head. I think we all do. That voice which, when I look in the mirror, sneers, “Look at those rolls of fat. Look how chunky you are. God, your arms are so ugly. How many chins do you have? No one could ever find you attractive.” And I can fight back against that voice and tell it to shut up, that I’m not bending to its will or its whim of what someone else wants me to think is “perfect.”

To add to the inner voice of let-me-make-you-feel-like-you’re-worthless, we have a lot of fat-shaming and slut-shaming going on, even within Geek Culture, which you would think should be one of the most accepting cultural groups around. If you doubt this, watch a few episodes of SyFy’s new series Heroes of Cosplay. So it’s not enough that I’m playing directly into the panopticon of perceived perfection, I’m also being bombarded with very direct statements telling me I can’t do X because Y says so, and if I do X, Z will happen.

With all of this in mind, I’ve been bouncing back and forth as to whether I want to dress up in a Red Sonja costume or figure out a reason to wear a high-necked Victorian dress that covers every part of everything on my body. Strangely, there’s no in-between in that. And my thoughts have split down the middle; one perspective is telling me that I can do whatever I want, dress however I want, and enjoy being myself and showing everyone else that they can all back off with their judgment, because I’ve got much more important things on my mind other than whether some random stranger finds me to be visually pleasing; the other perspective is telling me that dressing in something that shows off my body is purposely opening myself up to the very condescension and convoluted thinking that I’m planning on spending the rest of my life to fight against.

In the end, I’ve made a pretty public declaration that I will be rocking a Red Sonja costume, and this is for two reasons: one, I can do whatever I want; and, two, if you’re going to walk the walk, you have to talk the talk. I know precisely how uncomfortable I’m going to be with my body on display. But I also know that I have amazing friends and colleagues, many of whom are proud of me for making the decision to wear the costume and who have told me that I’ll look great. So when you’re hanging out at Detroit Fanfare this year (and you better be!) and you go to the adult’s costume party and you see a short, solid Red Sonja hanging out with the coolest geeks you’ll ever meet, feel free to come up and say hello. Also, let me know how the chain-mail turns out, because I’m hoping to get the costume at the Renaissance Festival and I’m pretty sure the artisans are going to do the most kick-ass job imaginable.

October Will be a BIG Month for Comics and Fans

As I am writing this, we are only a few days away from the beginning of September. My mind, though, is focused on October. Sure, the September War is going to be huge for the comic book industry, but we can’t forget that October is going to be one of the best months this year for comic book fans. There are many reasons why I am excited about the month that starts after the September War.

fanfareticketsDetroit Fanfare Comic Con!

Most people’s year starts on the first day of January. Mine begins on the first day of Detroit Fanfare Comic Con. I have attended each of the previous year’s Detroit Fanfares, and the convention is something I wait all year for. In the past, I have covered the event for another site, but as many of you know, I have taken a position on the Detroit Fanfare Comic Con staff so the convention is even more special to me now. We will knock your socks off. Click here to learn more.

The Walking Dead Returns!

We have waited too long to see what is going to happen to Rick and the other survivors. If it were not for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con, Season 4 of The Walking Dead would hold the top spot. I can’t wait to start the new ride the creators will take us on!

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I am really looking forward to Daredevil crossing paths with Zombie, Frankenstein, and the other creatures on the Dark side of the Marvel Universe. From the preview picture, it also looks like he might be saying hello to Werewolf by Night as well. Ohhhh.

The Battle of the Atom and Fantomex MAX?

The Battle of the Atom will still be in full swing. Hopefully this crossover is one we will talk about positively for many years to come. When you add on the fact that Fantomex will be getting a MAX series, I foam at the mouth.

The Occultist #1

A new miniseries from my friend Tim Seeley and Mike Norton will be hitting shelves in October. I pop for dark comics, and this one looks to be right up my alley. I have said it before – I hope Dark Horse is able to spread out from the Star Wars realm, and The Occultist looks like a title which can get them on an interesting track.

Dia de Los Muertos Trade

Many people missed out on Dia de Los Mortos because not many were ordered around the country. I was only able to get my hands on the introductory issue, so the trade will be ready for my purchase. I highly suggest it simply due to the great story by my friend Dirk Manning.

Afterlife with Archie

I have to admit that I have not regularly read Archie titles in many (many) years, but Afterlife with Archie looks like it will be an interesting title. I have had my eye on this for money and can’t wait to get my hands on it.

My Return to the DC Comic Universe

With the last day of September, my personal penalty against DC Comics will be over. The Villain Month allocation will be a thing of the past, and I can pick up wherever I left off on the titles I read.

October is going to be a BIG month for me. Hopefully, it will be BIG for you as well.

Advanced Tickets Now Available for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con!

The advanced tickets sales for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con are now open. To see the official posting, please follow this link. Pricing for tickets is already available. I am told that special packages will become available closer to the show.

Reservations at Adoba Now Being Taken for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con!

It was just announced on the Detroit Fanfare Comic Con website that the block of rooms are now available at the Adoba with the special convention rate of $87.00 a night. This information is right off the Detroit Fanfare Comic Con website:

Room reservations are now being taken for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 at the Adoba Hotel Dearborn/Detroit! There are three ways you can take advantage of the special $87.00 a night rate for a regular room.

  1. You can call the Adoba Hotel Dearborn/Detroit at (313) 592-3622 and let them know you are going to be attending Detroit Fanfare Comic Con and want to reserve your room. Please note, this phone number has changed from the original posting. The incorrect phone number was originally given.
  2. You can go to the Adoba Hotel Dearborn/Detroit website to purchase your room. You can access the website by following this link. The special rate code is FANN (Travelers Group Code).
  3. You can follow this link to go directly to the room reservation section.

Your room does not only give you round-the-clock access to everything going on around the hotel, it also gets you free tickets for two to Detroit Fanfare Comic Con! Wrist bands and lanyards will be given at check-in. That is a value and a half! Secure your room today before they are all gone!

A little bird told me that there will be more special announcements coming tot eh Detroit Fanfare Comic Con website really soon. We will let you know what we know, when we know it!

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 – What We Know So Far

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 is still over five months away, but this year’s show is shaping up to be one for the record books. The fourth year for the convention will be one which will open even more eyes to the type of comics-forward convention the Motor City can put on. Here is the information about Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 that we know so far.

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When?

Detroit’s Coolest Comic Con will be held from October 25 – October 27, 2013.

Where?

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 will be held at the Adoba Hotel Dearborn. This hotel used to be known as the Hyatt Regency Dearborn, but the location changed hands just after Detroit Fanfare 2012. Instead of simply having the left half of the first floor and a few rooms on the second floor, Detroit Fanfare Comic Con will not overtake the entire first floor of the Adoba Hotel Dearborn and a portion of the second floor. The convention will also still have full access to the Rotunda room on the top of the tower.

How Much?

Even though the convention is expanding, the promoters and staff are working hard to keep prices low. $15 will get you a one-day pass for the show. Weekend passes are only $20 and will get you in all three days. Children 12 and under will only be $5 on Friday and Saturday and will be free on Sunday. Parking will still be free.

Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 was able to negotiate great rates for those staying this year at the Adoba Hotel Dearborn. The special convention rate will be $87 a night (plus regular taxes and fees). Each room stayed in for the convention will receive two weekend passes (A $40 value)!

Jim Starlin

Jim Starlin

What is Returning?

The Shel Dorf Awards, the Detroit Fanfare Zombie Walk, and the 24 hour gaming room (in the Rotunda) will all return this year. You will still be able to get an arm-full of comics through Blood 4 Comics and potentially save a life in the process (which isn’t that what being a superhero is all about?). The live Rocky Horror Picture Show viewing will be back along with Speed Painting and the silent auction. Don’t forget about all of the Cosplay events, costume contests, and trick or treating on Sunday for the kids – they will return to this year’s Detroit Fanfare Comic Con as well. A mermaid will be swimming again in the pool. Oh, and the Official Convention Party will be rocking the walls of the Adoba!

Rayn Stegman

Ryan Stegman

What is New for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013?

Even though the calendar reads May (as of this writing), the planning for new activities, events, and surprises is in full swing for October. The biggest (and most noticeable) change will be the expansion of Detroit Fanfare Comic Con within the walls of the Adoba Hotel Dearborn. Crowds will be splitting off in more directions with the addition of the rooms on the right side of the hotel.

This year, the main showroom will focus on vendors which are directly related to comics. You will find the room filled with tons of comics, graphic novels, and comics-related merchandise. A second showroom on the opposite side of the hotel will be called the Bizarre Bazaar and will be the home of people who sell cool items, but are not directly related to comics. Artists Alley and the areas for Media Guests and Comics Guests will also be expanded.

Kid’s Day on Sunday is expanding with the addition of a Monster High Ice Cream Social, the Fairy Princess Training Camp, and the kids will also be able to try a hand at miniature construction with special LEGO building activities.

Brian O'Halloran Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 Master of Ceremonies Emeritus

Brian O’Halloran
Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013
Master of Ceremonies Emeritus

Guests?

There are many months to announce guests, but the promoters and staff at Detroit Fanfare Comic Con have already made some big announcements. Brian O’Halloran (Dante from Clerks) will return this year to be the official Master of Ceremonies Emeritus! Comic book guests announce include Jim Starlin, Tim Seeley, Ryan Stegman, Arvell Jones, Keith Pollard, Dirk Manning, and many more. More guests are being added every week, so there will be a full roster to tell everyone about as the months pass.

New Website! 😉

The new website for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013 should be easier to maneuver than in past years. It will be updated on a regular basis to give you all of the information you need to know when you need to know it!

This will be a huge year for Detroit Fanfare Comic Con! Check out the convention’s website and this website for more information as it becomes available. The promoters and staff are looking forward to a record-breaking year which will show why Detroit Fanfare is Detroit’s Coolest Comic Con and why it is the best!

To learn more about Detroit Fanfare Comic Con 2013, please follow this link to the official website!