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For Aussie geeks out there, Supanova 2020 is one of the biggest events of the year. Every major city will have one Supanova with them, so you’re looking at a big comic con for you. If you’re unsure what’s about to go down in your local Supanova, this is where you need to look. We have all the deets for the upcoming Supanovas this year. Let’s hope someone you like is coming to one of these events. Find A Supanova Comic Con Near You Almost every major Aussie city will have its own Supanova, so you don’t have to get across the country to experience this wonderful event. Six cities have a date with the most wonderful geek icons of Australia. These are: March 6 – 8, 2020 @ Melbourne Showgrounds, Melbourne March 13 – 14, 2020 @ Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre, Gold Coast June 19 – 21, 2020 @ The Dome, Sydney June 26 – 28, 2020 @ Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre, Perth November 6 – 8, 2020 @ Adelaide Showground, Adelaide November 13 – 15, 2020 @ Brisbane Conv

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5 Comic Events in Australia You Should Go To Now One of the perks of being a nerd and a comic fan these days are the many conventions. The advent of comic conventions in the US paved the way for more comic events in Australia. We Aussies love our comics, so it’s only natural that we get a few ourselves. Most of the comic conventions started small. A few mates going together, then getting a more prominent group involved. As these events grew, so did the scope and the number of fans in attendance. From small toy fairs came the big events that garnered a national following. Which ones should you go? Which ones are the best? We have a full list of the five biggest Aussie comic events comic your way. Supanova Expo Supanova is one of the most significant comic events in Australia. It’s been the home of pop culture since 2000 when a group of Aussies started Comicfest!. The first Supanova Expo began in the Sydney Showground, and it hasn’t looked back since. The Supanova Expo then opened

5 Reasons We Love Comic Shops In Australia Comic shops in Australia are some of the most iconic locales. There’s nothing that can beat in-shop experience, even with digital distribution becoming the norm. The truth, however, is that it’s easy to go under if you’re a local comic store. With Amazon and other digital bookstores using their digital storefronts, why should you buy from local comic shops? We have five reasons why. Finding Indie Titles Comic book stores are not only about Marvel and DC. Sure, the super hot comics come from the MCU and DCEU storylines. Who doesn’t like a great Spiderman story, right? Even then, there’s more out there than the big American comicbooks. Local Australian artists tend to sell their creations through local comic shops. Many indie artists do so not only to earn money but to create a community for themselves. If you’re an indie artist, one of the biggest obstacles is stirring people’s interest in your work. There’s social media, but getting to

Aussies love comics. Much like our fellow fans from the United States, we love it as much, if not more. Have you ever wondered why is that? We have one of the richest comic book histories in the world. The history of comics in Australia is so deep in us that we’ve got a lot of local history to tell. Not everything is unique to us, but it shows a lot of our culture here down under. Here’s what happened. Early Days Of Aussie Comics The history of comics in Australia started in 1908, with newspaper sources referring to Vumps. Vumps published with the subtitle “pure Australian fun.” The publication, however, only lasted for a single issue. By the 1910s and 1920s, there are a few small but regular publications of newspaper comics. These include The Golden Age of Australian Comics in 1916 and You & Me by Stan Cross in 1920. At this point, Australia’s longest running comic strip, Ginger Meggs, came into fruition under the pen of Jimmy Bancks in 1921. The Growing Local Comics Scene I

I’m creating Australia’s Home of the Local Comic Store (LCS) and Comic-related events, as well as our work in progress: the Comic Creator Portal that will showcase Australian Comic creators. Use our directory to find your new local store, get notified about comic-related events, and explore the vast local talent in Australia. We share your love of comics. If you can’t find your local comic shop in the list, feel free to submit the details and we’ll get in touch with the owners and add them. ComicScape is a community, and fanboys & fangirls like you and me can make this the best darn comic site in Australia. Thanks again for dropping by. Excelsior!  Help me help Local Comic Shops not just survive, but thrive.  Lets empower Australian Comic Creatives with a site dedicated to promoting their awesome skills.  I love comics with a passion and I want to tap into that passion and spread the joy over Australia.  I’d say the sky is the limit, but there are footprints on the moon…. the s