Link Tank: Get Tickets for Big Apple Comic Con
Big Apple Comic Con is this weekend, a new A Minecraft Movie trailer has arrived, and more in today's Link Tank!
Big Apple Comic Con is this weekend, so now is the perfect time to grab tickets to this exciting NYC event!
The Big Apple Comic Con, New York’s premier comic book convention, is teaming up with Crash Media Partners for an unforgettable event on Saturday, November 23rd, 2024. This partnership brings together industry veterans and exciting new developments, promising attendees a day filled with rare collectibles, special guests, and exclusive announcements. From Pokémon to Star Wars, this year’s convention offers something for every fan of comics, anime, and pop culture.
Get ready for a special guest appearance from Al Kahn, the man behind Pokemon’s global success. Crash Media and the Kahnstellation Group are also joining forces to create an exciting new collectible label set to launch on eBay in fall 2024. Plus panels, autograph sessions, cosplay contests, and more!
Tickets available online and at the door.
Another trailer for A Minecraft Movie is here, confusing fans even more than the previous teaser.
The latest LEGO Collectible Minifigure Series has been revealed, featuring kooky characters like a pirate, a longboarder, Cupid and more.
“USA-based authorised LEGO reseller Minifigures Plus has revealed series 27 minifigures, and also has a pre-order discount available for Brickset readers. Simply use the code brickset at checkout to purchase a set of 12 for $60.29, which is a 10% saving. They’ll be shipped when they are released on January 1st and Brickset will receive a small commission on sales using that coupon.”
Lucasfilm announced another volume of Star Wars: Visions is coming, along with all the studios that’ll get a shot to spin their own take on the galaxy far, far away.
Is Blade even coming out? That’s the question that’s been on Marvel fans’ minds as of late, and Kevin Feige has an update on the much-delayed film.
“Last week was big for Marvel. At its debut D23 event in Brazil, Kevin Feige showed up to speak of the future of Blade, the titular vampire slayer. Blade, the film, has seen a tumultuous year, with two directors exiting the production and causing delays. First, Bassam Tariq left the project and later Yann Demange did so as well due to scheduling conflicts that came to light before shooting. At the time, industry insider Jeff Sneider shared that star Mahershala Ali is ‘said to be very frustrated with the process.'”
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