How Comic Cons Protect And Serve The Most Rabid Fans On Earth

Cosplay is increasingly taking over comic conventions. Some say that's bad for artists, and even put cosplayers themselves at risk.When he was interviewed for Fast Company's story on his upcoming Marvel Cinematic universe course at the University of Baltimore, adjunct professor Arnold Blumberg told a funny anecdote about a father who had taken his son to see the movie The Amazing Spider-Man. Afterwards, the man suggested they hit a comic book store to learn even more about his son's now-favorite hero.Read Full Story Continue reading at 'Fast Company'

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