Full of cosplayers, pop-culture celebrity guests, vendors, comic books, and all things nerdy, Dallas Fan Days is back at it again October 14-16. This is one of my favorite shows to attend, and one I would definitely recommend to anyone who has yet to attend a convention.
The celebrity I'm most excited to see is Millie Bobby Brown, Eleven from Stranger Things. From the beginning of the first episode I was hooked. If you haven't seen Stranger Things on Netflix yet, there's still time to catch it before the convention. If you're into 80's themed sci-fi thrillers, this is totally up your alley. Other celebrities in attendance include The Flash star Danielle Panabaker, Hollywood icon Christian Slater and more.
The crowds get big on Saturday at Dallas Fan Days.
Be aware PANEL LINES FILL UP QUICKLY. If you are planning to attend a panel, but not a VIP ticket holder, prepare to be very aware of the line and how many people the panel room can hold. The sooner you get to the convention, the better. Arrive a couple hours early to inspect the panel line. If the panel is at noon, get to the show right when it opens. It's very hard to predict the lines.
Cosplay is big at this show, but not required. One of my favorite aspects of this show is the Cosplay Red Carpet. The red carpet allows cosplayers to show off their creations and get their photo taken. The Red Carpet starts at 2 p.m. on Saturday. I'd advise getting there early, as sometimes the line is a bit disorganized and takes a minute to get everyone lined up.
There are some great places to shoot cosplay photography, and one of my favorite spots is on the side of the convention center, on the third floor steps. The lighting here is always so great, and the breeze is usually not to severe. I would highly recommend getting a photo here, even if it's just on your phone!
Stay updated on convention changes on the shows website and social media pages. Celebrity cancellations are tentative to happen at anytime, so make sure you are aware before you head out to the show.
Make sure you have cash, as the ATM at the convention center has been prone to have long lines, and sometimes be down.
At my favorite place to get photos at the Irving Convention Center. Photo by Mineralblu Photography.
prices can be a great way to get a bargain, but other times it can be insulting. Be careful on how you approach people, and do it politely. Haggling on an action figure versus haggling on an art commission can come across very different.
Make a meeting place. While this is a smaller convention, it's easy to get shuffled around and separated from your group. Establish a meeting place (i.e. Meet at the concession stand on the first floor at 3p.m. if we get separated). This will help if you don't have phone signal or get distracted by something cool.
Be understanding of change, and have fun. Changes happen so fast. A panel could run late. Someone may be a no show. Just prepare for things to change and have a back-up plan.
There's tons of things to do at the convention, and a lot of family friendly activities. One of my friends had a show where his daughters saw everything in about an hour and got bored, so he started to introduce them to the independent artists in the Artist Alley and let them each pick a drawing to purchase. They got to talk to a lot of people and learn about their art. He said it was the best experience for them and they thought it was so cool to pick out a piece of art that was completely unique!
I will be at the convention for certain on Saturday and Sunday. Stay posted on my Facebook, as I will have updates about what I am doing if you would like to meet up!
Make sure your phone has plenty of room for photos!
Please message me on Facebook (Facebook.com/CleverFangirl) or email me at DallasFangirl@gmail.com if you have any questions about the show!
Holding on to the title of the longest running anime convention in the United States, A-Kon is back again for it's 27th year of anime, panels, parties, and more.
Join A-Kon and over 20,000 anticipated guests at the Hilton Anatole in Downtown Dallas. Parking can be a bit tricky as main parking at the Anatole fills up rather quickly. There are many spots close to the Anatole that may look tempting to park in, but beware towing is HEAVILY enforced during the weekend.
HOW MUCH: Adult weekend = $70, One Day = $50 Fri/Sat $40 Sun.
Whether you have pre-registered for a badge or are buying on-site, it's advised to get in line as early as you can. Lines have been hours long in the past and you don't want to miss any of your convention time. If you're cosplaying it's advised to pick up your badge before you get in costume since you may be standing for an extended period of time.
A-Kon draws such a large crowd because the convention consistently delivers optimal entertainment to its guests. From J-Pop celebrities to a massive artist alley/dealers room collaboration, there is always something new to see.
Although A-Kon is namely an anime convention, gaming is a large feature too. A Console Gaming Room full of nostalgic game titles is sure to feed any gamers appetite.
One of the highlights of A-Kon is a large dance party they host Saturday night. If you like rave-like atmospheres, this dance party is right up your alley. In the past they've had talented DJ's who incorporate nerdy touches into their music like Pokemon themes, Zelda's main theme and more.
While finding restaurants in walking distance of the Anatole isn't that easy, A-Kon has accommodated to have multiple food trucks available around the clock to satisfy hungry guests. There are 20 food trucks on the list to be rotating throughout four areas of the convention. From pizza, BBQ, tacos, and boba, there's something for everyone.
Come out to A-Kon 27 this weekend and have some fun with the nerdiest and most fun people around, it's tradition!
Also, per tradition, here is my A-Kon photo bingo chart! Save it on your phone and try to get a bingo! Send it to me after the weekend with the photos to dallasfangirl@gmail.com!
The Intergalactic Nemesis to invade Dallas!
If you thought the city was safe from monsters aiming to destroy the planet, think again!
Talented voice actors bring The Intergalactic Nemesis to life.
From audio, to comic book, and now live on center stage, comes a full-fledged sci-fi adventure worthy of any nerd's attention. The Intergalactic Nemesis tells the tale of sludge monsters sent from planet Zygon, set destroy planet Earth and all who inhabit it.
Never fear! What would any noteworthy comic be without a squad of super heroes? The three heroes, comprised of an award winning reporter, her research assistant, and a mysterious librarian, are willing to go to the ends of the Earth (and beyond!) to defeat the monsters.
With elements similar to Orson Welles' sci-fi drama, combined with classic comic-book style, this live-action event will leave audiences itching to go on intergalactic adventure for themselves.
So how exactly does a live graphic novel presentation work? Contrary to film, this live event features talented voice actors who reenact the novel panel by panel. The panels are projected above while a pianist performs the score, guaranteed to provide an engaging experience to audiences like never before.
The Intergalactic Nemesis will be live at the Dallas City Performance Hall May 12-14.
The Dallas Comic Show has a lot planned for its first event at the Richardson Civic Center. From major acting guests like Jamie Kennedy, to comic artists like Bernie Wrightson, this show is bringing a great lineup to celebrate all sects of fandom.
I'm so excited to go to a convention at the Richardson Civic Center, it's an intimate venue that still provides a lot of space to hold panels and explore without having to walk too far. Parking is easy, the area is easy to navigate, and there's a lot planned to keep everyone busy.
Cosplay is more than welcome at this event, there is even a cosplay contest planned on Saturday with some great prizes! Cosplay guests including Krystle Starr, MCubed Cosplay, TMNT Turtle Power, and myself (Cleverfangirl!) will be in attendance so make sure to come say hi!
Exhibitors and local artists will be lining the halls with nostalgic collectables and beautiful work sure to entice your wallet. Local artists include CEO and creator of Overground Comics, Jon Hughes, and the multitalented and internationally featured Shonuff Studios.
In addition to exciting guests, there will also be panels held throughout the day. I'm very excited to announce that I will be co-hosting a panel with the talented ladies of the show "G.I.R.L.S." of NerdNinjaTV! We will be talking about recent geeky news including video games, Marvel/DC movies, and of course, dinosaurs!
This is sure to be an event enjoyable for every age group. From the guests to the artists, every aspect of this convention is designed for the fans by the fans. It's going to be a great time! For more information visit dallascomicshow.com.
So you're going to Dallas Comic Con Fan Days, are ya? Congrats! You're about to embark on an amazing adventure! You may be wondering, "What do I wear," "How do I meet the celebrities," and "How much do things cost?" Here are some things you need to know before you go. I've taken the most FAQ's and combined them into one place full of answers and advice.
*Fan Days veterans note: there are changes from last year including show length time, ticket prices, and rules!
"The Irving Convention Center's east parking lot is under construction, but they have made arrangements for fans to use another lot down the road once they reach capacity at the center.
Shuttle buses start 9am both days and end one hour after show closes. 4 buses provided by Roadrunner Shuttles will be running back and forth throughout the day. There will be convention center staff in uniform at both locations to assist.
Parking at the Irving Convention Center is $8.00.
Q.Can I bring food/water bottles to Fan Days?
A. By technical standards I don't think you are supposed to, but it's a smart idea to bring a backpack and put a water bottle and small snack inside. If you have special dietary needs it's definitely okay.
Q. I've never been to Fan Days. How can I decide whether I want to go or not?
A. Fan Days is a great first convention. It's more on the comic book side, but you get a good mix of fandoms. Sci-Fi and Comics are the main fandoms but there's always a good representation of Anime and other genres! The crowds are not too huge, but large enough so where you will see a lot of people and a lot of costumes! Expect some lines, but not insane (though Saturday will be the most crowded day).
How can I see all the events happening and where they will be?
A pamphlet will be provided at check-in that will have a map and schedule of the events.
How can I make sure I have the BEST experience at Fan Days?
A. The best advice I can give to have a great time is to not be too scheduled and to expect the unexpected. Things happen – guest stars get sick, cancel appearances, and timings change unexpectedly. Go in with an open mind, back-up plans if needed, and just enjoy yourself!
How is it compared to other conventions in Dallas?
A. This convention is right in the middle. It averages around 5,000 attendees, but as the years go by it gets bigger! Previously named Sci-Fi Expo. Be prepared for a lot more vendors, and a wider variety of guests!! On the flip side this is also going to mean more traffic, lines, and crowds than we are used to at smaller conventions.
What does a typical day consist of? What's a simple play-by-play of the day?
A. A typical day varies from person to person. It depends on what your interests are and why you're attending the convention. But, here is a very basic run-down of what a very standard day could be!
• 1a. Cosplaying? Make a checklist the day before of everything you are planning on wearing so that you can check it off as you get ready the next morning. Not cosplaying? A checklist is good to have anyway. Camera? Water bottle? Phone? ID/Credit card?
• 2a. If you are planning to get there when the convention opens, plan on getting there at least an hour in advance for the best parking/spot in line. Especially if you haven't pre-registered. If you do not care about lines/aren't in a rush, take it at your own pace.
• 6a. Grab a map and explore! Before you commit to doing something, it's always best to get a feel for the convention floor and where everything is. Best bathroom? Panel rooms? Dealer's room? Food? You never know when you may need to make an emergency run to the artist alley for a last-minute print! This is also a good time to scope out your food options like where the food trucks are parked, what's available at the con, and what restaurants are nearby for after-con endeavors.
• 7a. Wandering around is some of the most fun. A lot of the day consists of just walking back and forth to the same places. While this may not sound thrilling, just wait. There is always something new to see and always something happening. Cosplay red carpet, celebrities roaming the convention floors, and random acts of awesomeness make each experience unique!
• 8a. I usually aim to go to one or two panels. More than two sometimes eats up the day too much for me. Between waiting in line for the panel, waiting for it to start, and then getting out, it all ends up being anywhere from a 2-4 hour experience. Worth it for some panels, not so much for others. Especially since the convention hours are relatively short (10-7, 10-5) there may be other things you won't want to miss out on.
• 9a. Artists work is unique and a lot of times are convention exclusives! I always try to buy at least one piece I really like and go out of my way to meet the artist. This gives you a deeper connection to the piece you get and makes you really treasure it! Although a lot of things you find in the dealer's room you can find online and at retailers, there are a lot of vintage and rare pieces that you can't! In addition, some of the dealer's are some of the coolest people you will ever meet!
• 10a. This may sound obvious but I always seem to forget! If you see something cool, take a picture. Chances are you may not see it again!
Q. Is Fan Days kid friendly?
A. Yes! A lot of conventions go out of their way to make sure that children are welcome. Fan Days is no exception! There is a lot for kids to do, and kids can even walk the cosplay red carpet and get their photo taken!
Do cosplayers take pictures with kids? Is that okay?
A. Absolutely! Ask any cosplayer – posing with kids is usually the best part of a convention! Don't be afraid to stop someone and ask for a picture, most are more than happy to pose!
There are a lot of people attending, should I be worried about my child getting lost?
A. As in any setting, keep a sharp eye on your kid. There is times that there is inappropriate content at a booth or a cosplayer who may not appreciate their costume being pulled on/touched. Make sure you are respectful. If you have any concerns while at the convention, the volunteers are amazing and happy to help!
Q. How does getting a photo with a celebrity work? Do I just walk up with my phone/camera?
A. Very rarely can you take a photograph with a celebrity at their booth for free. At Fan Days most celebrities will have specific "photo op" times where fans will line up with pre-purchased vouchers to get a photo with their choice of guest. If a celebrity is able to take a photo at their booth they will tell you so. Both autographs and photos cost money and unless you've preordered, those will be paid for at each celebrities table.
Can me and my friend/fiancé/partner get a picture together with a celebrity? Does that cost extra?
A. According to Epic Photo Op: The price of a photo is the price per posed picture, not per person. There is a limit of three people in each photo (excluding children 3 years or under, and media guests).
What has been your best and worst experience with autographs or photo ops?
A. Best experience is that I am able to just walk up and get the autograph I want with no wait. Worst experience was that I waited a long time to meet an actor, and then he had to leave for the day, so I waited over an hour for nothing. A lot of times a long line can be worth the wait though. For example, I waited about an hour to meet Felicia Day and she was amazing. She even did a shout out video for my professor (and yes, I got an A).
How early do I need to line up for a panel?
A. This really depends on how popular of a panel it will be and the day. Typically in the past at Fan Days the rule of thumb is to line up about an hour before the panel. Sometimes the wait can be shorter, or longer. It depends how popular the panel is. Remember, VIP guests get first entry/dibs on seats.
What should I wear to Fan Days?
A. There's no right or wrong answer to this one. For guys, typically a nerdy shirt, jeans (or shorts), and sneakers are a classic convention look. Ladies have looks all over the place – I've seen anything from casual tee and shorts to full decked out high heels and short skirts. If you're planning on staying a while I'd just advise you wear something comfortable! Unless it's for a cosplay, conventions typically aren't the best place to test out new footwear!
I want to cosplay but don't know what character to be! What are some popular male/female characters for Fan Days I could be?
Classic comic characters are usually very popular. Harley Quinn, Dr. Who characters, Poison Ivy, Captain America, etc. But don't be afraid to branch out! Don't dress as a character you don't like just because it's popular.
A weapon goes well with my costume and is a necessary prop. Can I bring it?
A.Metal weapons are not allowed. If you bring a sword it needs to be wooden, plastic, or kept in it's sheath and closed with zip ties. Toy guns will need to be capped with an orange tip. There will be a weapons check as you walk in (it is FREE to get your weapon checked) and they will tell if you if your weapon is not allowed or what you can do to make it convention appropriate. Keep in mind tight spaces and children.
Is it required for me to cosplay in order to go to Fan Days?
A. Not at all! Even though cosplay is a big thing right now, typically there are less people dressed up than not!
I'm not planning on cosplaying, but I do want to wear a costume. Is that okay?
A. YES! To many cosplaying means taking the role of the character and not breaking said role. Whether that's your definition or not – dressing up in a costume and just being your kooky self is 100% awesome!
Is there a cosplay contest?
YES. Adults is on Sat. Line up at 4 pm at the cosplay hideout. First 60 in line will be entered. There are different categories for winners! (creative, anime, comics, etc.) Sunday is Kids Cosplay Contest.
I am planning on cosplaying but my materials are heavy/hot. Is there anywhere I can sit down and take a break without being asked for photos?
We are still on the fence for Cosplay. Do you always go in costume?
A. I usually go in costume, but when I don't I usually sport some sort of nerdy apparel.
What are your personal experiences, both good and bad with going in costume?
You might not know since its a new company, but what has been your experiences with other Cons and prop guns?
A. Make sure your prop gun has the orange tip and is plastic. Metal guns and props are prohibited at DCC.
Q. Do I need to get a hotel room?
A. There is a hotel next to the Irving Convention Center. Information can be found here. Since the convention isn't located in a hotel, there isn't really much hotel nightlife (like you would find at A-Kon, Dragoncon, etc.). The nightlife will be at the after party Saturday night.
A. This really depends on how much you are able to spend and what you are looking at getting. Tickets at the door can be purchased using credit card. Most vendors take card, but it's usually a lot easier to pay cash and sometimes vendors are willing to cut deals for cash sales. If you are looking to get some high-dollar items, bring enough to support that. If you aren't looking for anything particular, my go-to amount is $100 in cash for food and misc. spending.
Q. Should I try and bargain in the dealers room?
A. Most vendors are willing to haggle a bit. Just make sure you are courteous and not pushy about it. In my opinion, it's usually easier to strike a good deal on the last day of the con. Most times big retailers are unable to make further markdowns on their merchandise, but have convention exclusive sales.
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New year, new chances to let your nerd out; and there's no place better to do that than this weekend at the North Texas Comic Book Show.
The North Texas Comic Book Show will run Jan 30-31 at the Doubletree Hotel Dallas Market Center, 2015 Market Center Blvd, Dallas, TX and is $10 to get it (kids 11 and under are free).
NTCBS has a cosplay contest that's different than the norm. Instead of the standard contest where contestants model their costumes, NTCBS judges the contestants based on their ability to perform a skit as the character they are dressed as. After attending the last show, I can testify that this is so much fun to watch. These talented cosplayers really put a lot of thought and heart into their acts, it's definitely a must see!
In addition to cosplay guests attending, there will be some legendary comic book artists as guests of the show. Amazing Spider-Man & Dr. Strange artist Randy Emberlin, and James O'Barr, creator of The Crow, are a couple of the artists who will have tables at the show. Not to mention a very special four-legged hero – Tugg the Bull Terrier, will be in attendance both days providing many smiles.
As a large advocate for shows "by the fans and for the fans" I appreciate all NTCBS does to make this show truly one that fans will appreciate from beginning to end. I love toy and comic book hunting, and I've found some real treasures at this show. There are so many different local vendors and comic book artists; it really isn't hard to find something really unique.
This show is a great size and allows a relaxing atmosphere while also having enough going on to keep attendees entertained. The local nerd community is so encouraging and supportive; it really is such a great time getting to spend the weekend with fellow nerds.
This past weekend I had the pleasure of being a judge at the G33K3 con Cosplay Lip Sync Contest. It was a great opportunity to see cosplayers in a whole new light.
Typically seeing a cosplayer fully embrace their character is a treat only seen during a cosplay contest, but G33k3 con gave cosplaying a whole new look with the lip sync contest. Over ten competitors entered and gave their best shot at winning the $50 cash prize.
Knowing the lyrics. I know this seems obvious but if someone doesn't know all of the lyrics it makes it difficult to believe that they really know the song.
Personality and crowd interaction. This is a big deal! In any sort of performance when someone is dealing with a live audience, it's important to interact with them.
Cosplay. I definitely looked at the accuracy and technique put into a cosplay and how it related to the song. Someone may know all the lyrics, but if you're competing in a cosplay contest of any kind, costume is a large factor.
Keeping these factors in mind I was able to make a decision, even though it was very difficult! It was so much fun watching everyone compete and it makes me want to do it one day, too. I hope other conventions will join in with this fun idea, I think it would be a great idea for late night panels and activities.


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With nearly 7,000 provider locations in California Blue Shield has one of the largest vision networks in the state†. Our national network gives members a wide choice of providers including private-practice optometrists, retail locations like LensCrafters, Sears Optical, and Target Optical, wholesalers like Walmart and Sam's Club, and warehouse chains such as Costco. Multiple options make it easier for members to see an eye doctor of their choice and purchase frames, lenses, and contacts when it's convenient for them.
Groups with 101 or more eligible employees can purchase vision coverage with or without Blue Shield medical coverage.
For even greater flexibility, employers can offer Voluntary Vision coverage – an even more affordable way to offer vision coverage – with no minimum employer contribution.
Your clients can save up to 1.75% on their medical rate by bundling dental, vision, and life insurance with their medical benefits.
Blue Shield of California gives the member allowances toward lens extras like progressive lenses and anti-reflective coating, which can result in a lower out-of-pocket cost to the member. Other vision providers charge copays, which can result in a higher member out-of-pocket cost. When a member visits a vision network provider, the cost for standard lenses is covered at 100%. When enhanced lens benefits are added, there are generally higher out-of-pocket costs to the member. With Blue Shield's allowances, these out-of-pocket costs are reduced. Learn more.
A variety of vision plans1 and coverage options offer simplified plan choices. Three easy decisions: the frequency of benefits, the frame allowance amount, and a plan with copayments or without.
Offer your clients the best of both worlds -- dental and vision -- with one plan! This affordable 100% employer paid option includes basic dental benefits which includes coverage for diagnostic and preventive services. Vision coverage includes and annual eye exam, diabetes management, optometric and ophthalmologic visits. (Please note this plan is not eligible for the Benefit Solutions discount). Learn more.
Groups with 150 or more eligible employees may work with their Blue Shield representative to customize a vision plan to fit the needs of their employees.
Blue Shield offers six plans with contact lens benefits. Our "with Contacts" plans allow members to cover both contacts and eyeglasses within the same benefit period. In addition to their frame allowance, contact lens plans cover $120 in contact lens materials and a standard contact lens fitting and evaluation.
Progressive lenses, anti-reflective coating, and photochromic lenses are covered benefits in plans, with a $130 and $150 frame allowance. All plans cover polycarbonate lenses for dependent children to provide extra protection against breakage.
All groups receive a three-year rate guarantee on their vision coverage, giving them added financial predictability for budgeting and planning.
MESVisionOptics.com delivers cost savings and allows members the convenience of using their benefits to shop online and purchase contact lenses. Readers, sunglasses, and other accessories are also available at low, online prices. Learn more.
Members who have had PRK, LASIK or custom LASIK vision correction surgery can use their frame allowance toward any pair of sunglasses. All they need to do is see a network provider and provide proof of surgery or substantiate the surgery through an eye exam.
Blue Shield vision plan information is available through our member website at blueshieldcavision.com.
Hearing aids (discounts of up to 60% through EPIC, one of the nation's largest networks of hearing-care professionals) Download the EPIC Hearing Aid flier.
Vision exams can reduce medical costs and boost employee productivity. To help your clients see the potential financial impact, take advantage of the Healthy Sight Calculator.
Help your clients see the value that vision coverage can bring them in the infographic, Why You Need Group Vision Coverage.
† Vision plan providers are available through a contracted vision plan administrator. Underwritten by Blue Shield of California Life & Health Insurance Company (Blue Shield Life).