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Will Eisner Week

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The legendary comic book creator left an indelible mark on the industry over the course of eight decades and is honored every March with events across the country and around the world.

Pop Warriors

Comic-Con Museum

Museum of Pop Culture

The Force Is With Our People

Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge

Collections in Black: A Celebration of Black Comic Book Culture

Ditko: The Play

Geek History

Magic: The Gathering

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The popular trading card game began as a tale of two cities on opposite ends of the country, with Richard Garfield designing the game in Philadelphia and a Seattle-based company producing it.

Bjo Trimble and the Good Ship Enterprise

Birth of Superman

1960 World Science Fiction Convention

Kenneth Arnold and the First Flying Saucer

The Robots of Westinghouse

Grover Krantz: In Search of Bigfoot

1964 New York Comicon

Nellie Bly’s Race Around the World

Geek Charity and Activism

Avatar Activism

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The 2009 film Avatar inspired indigenous activists upon its initial release, while likewise resonating with environmentalists who saw similarities between the fictional Pandora and Earth.

Can’t Stop the Serenity

Gaaays in Spaaace

Salt Lake City, Cosplay, and Charity

Politics for the Love of Fandom

Hunger Action Heroes

Hunger Is Not a Game

Protego Foundation

Black Panther Challenge