Welcome to a place that dives deep into Fandom
Not one specific Fandom but everyone’s individual Fandom
All of this tries to answer: What is a fandom? How is Fandom defined?
Oxford says Fandom is the state or condition of being a fan of someone or something, but it is much more than that. People find community, creativity, escape, joy, and expression in Fandom.
So whether you are a fan of Star Wars, Star Trek, Marvel, DC, Disney, Warner Brothers, or any of the various animes that exist, how do you enjoy it? Have you ever bought any merch, sat on a creator’s panel, or watched a YouTube video diving deep into fan theories? Please let me know why you did that. What did you get from that? Why have you done it so many times?
Most Recent Articles
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Interview with Faheema Chaudhury, Artist and owner of Unicorn Crafts at Los Angeles Comic Con 2024
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Crafting Identity in Cosplay with Araly Langomas
In our ongoing exploration of Latinx cosplayers and their unique contributions to the cosplay community, today, we focus on Araly Langomas. If you remember, she
Cosplay and Culture Exploring Latinx Voices of Representation in Fandom
In fandom, cosplaying provides a vibrant platform for creativity and self-expression. However, for Latinx cosplayers, the lack of representation in mainstream media often complicates this