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GeekGirlCon with Steph Thorpe, Kristen Nedopak, Bonnie Burton, and Too Much Awesomeness for One Headline
GeekGirlCon is almost here, this time featuring panels with some of the Action Flick Chick’s co-conspirators from “The Most Dangerous Women at Comic-Con” panel: Stephanie Thorpe (ElfQuest: A Fan Imagining), Kristen Nedopak (Skyrim: To Lydia with Love), and Bonnie Burton (SFX Magazine). Continue reading
GeekGirlCon 2012
With GeekGirlCon’s second annual convention coming up next month (August 11-12 at the Conference Center in Seattle), we thought this would be a great time to let you know more about this fangirl celebration, courtesy of InkFarm.com’s Sabina Cao. Susie … Continue reading
Posted in convention, Guest Writer
Tagged GeekGirlCon, geekgirls, Susie Rantz, Suzie Rantz
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SFX Magazine Interview by Bonnie Burton: Cosplay or Can’t Play – Adrianne Curry, Katrina Hill, Victoria Schmidt
For her first SFX Magazine column, Bonnie Burton looked at how cosplay at fan conventions differs for women, and somehow discussion with her three interviews kept whirling through one big question: Why Slave Leia? The interviewer: * Bonnie Burton – … Continue reading
Posted in interviews
Tagged Action Flick Chick, Adrianne Curry, America's Next Top Model, Bonnie Burton, brass bikini, G.I. Joe, G4TV, gamer girls, gamers, Geek Girls, geekgirls, Jabba the Hutt, Katrina Hill, Next Woman of the Web, Playboy, SFX Magazine, Slave Leia, Star Wars, Supergirl, The Tester, Tinker Bell, Tinkerbell, Victoria Schmidt
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Wonder Woman Day V
Sunday is Wonder Woman Day V, and charity auctions are in progress NOW. These friends can explain it well. Long distance bidding ends midnight at the end of the 23rd; bidding in person continues into the 24th. Bid, donate, talk it up! You don’t … Continue reading
Posted in announcement
Tagged * Comics *, Amber Unmasked, Amy Ratclifee, Andy Mangels, auction, birthday, boobs, charity, Classy Lantern, comic book, Comic Fusion, Comic-Con, Comic-Con International, curves, Dark Horse Comics, DC Comics, Del Ray/Random House, domestic violence, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Elizabeth Amber-Love Delaney, Geek Girls, Geek Girls Network, Geek Girls United, Geek with Curves, GGN, Green Lantern, Has Boobs Reads Comics, Jill Pantozzi, Linda Carter, model, Nerdy Bird, New Jersey, Oregon, photo, Portland, San Diego Comic-Con, San Diego Comic-Con International, SDCC, shelters, Stacy Korn, superheroine, Tonner Dolls, Universal Studios, Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman Day, WWD
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So You Want to Throw A Comic-Con Party?
Some tips by guest writers @ArkhamAsylumDoc and @GeekGirls from the Geek Girls Network. Perhaps you envision the final product: It’s a well-attended, successfully promoted, raging geekfest bursting at the seams with a few hundred of your closest real life and … Continue reading
Posted in convention, Lessons Learned, twitter
Tagged A/V, Avatar, Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, Comic-Con, Comic-Con International, DJ, Facebook, fanboys, fangirl, fangirls, FB, FB Events, gamer girls, Gaming Angels, Geek Girl Tweet Up, Geek Girls, Geek Girls and Friends Tweet-Up, Geek Girls Network, geekgirls, geeks, Geeky Boutiquey, GGN, Grant Imahara, HallMark, Kari Byron, Kirby Krackle, Luxury Lane Soap, meet up, meet-n-greet, Mythbusters, nerd girls, nerds, New York, New York Comic-Con, party, promotion, Quantum Mechanix, San Diego Comic-Con, San Diego Comic-Con International, Science Channel, SDCC, sponsors, sponsorship, Stitch Bar & Lounge, TARDIS, ThinkGeek, Time Travel, tweet, Tweet Up, twitter
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Girls’ Guide to Comic-Con with Ninja Tricks – L.A. Times Article by Geek Girls United
Check out our L.A. Times article! There’s a common misconception, especially in the outsider-media coverage, that female fans are “only going” to Comic-Con to scream for the famous men — we can’t simply be geeks because, well, we’re female. As you … Continue reading
Posted in announcement, convention
Tagged Black Widow, Comic-Con, Comic-Con International, convention, cosplay, cosplayers, cosplaying, fan convention, femininity, Geek Girls, geeks, Ms. Marvel, nerd girls, Nick Fury, Ninja, San Diego Comic-Con, San Diego Comic-Con International, SDCC, SHIELD, survival guide
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