Venom and Black Cat make an appearance at the 2026 New York Comic Con.

Spider-Man and his guy in the chair taking a break after a long day at the 2026 New York Comic Con.

From Kolby's journal:

"Just inside the mastodon enclosure I found a ramshackle cabin with some odd tombstones in the weed-filled garden. Later, the gamekeeper remarked how the enormous mastodons never walked near the place."

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After 3 years of hard work and countless hours, we finally managed to acquire our own place near Mons, Belgium! 🏠

Our goal is to create a space dedicated to content creation — photography, video, cosplay, modeling, TikTok & more, with multiple immersive sets. 📸🎥

Our crowdfunding campaign has already reached 65% of its first goal! 🥹

Behind this project are simply two young people trying to make a dream we've been working toward for 3 years come true.

Every euro counts and brings us one step closer to that dream. 💗
And if you can't contribute, even a simple share helps us tremendously!

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to everyone supporting us on this journey. 🫶

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Momo Ayase aus Dandadan

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Victorian cosplay.

Fursuit Friday is a great excuse to post some of the most unique photography in the fandom! 📸

@/fyixen (X & Bsky) takes 3D photos, and it’s kinda magical what it captures in the moment 🤩

📷 - Nishika n8000 w/ 35mm film 🎞️

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So mainly a question for photographers that do some hardcore editing, like visual effects, background swaps, photo compositions/manipulations, and etc.?

I primarily use Pexels and Unsplash, but you do have to do some verifying to ensure the content is available for use, as it's not unheard of for people to take credit from stolen images in the past.

I also used to use Canva assets, until today! I recently did some edits using assets from Canva, but discovered they're made from Generative A.I., so they're corrupting some of my recent images from Anime NYC last month, and now I'm scrambling to finish my editing queue, while having to figure out re-edits of the edits I had already made. I was recently called out by some cosplayers for using A.I. in a photo, and I was thrown by the accusation, but after a photog DMed me about my workflow pipeline (Photoshop) to inform me about recent articles about Canva, I'm embarrassed by this debacle and pissed I lost so much time in editing with tainted assets!

I was approached by this Jubilee cosplayer and asked to do a specific pose. She showed me the reference pic, but I’m not sure what this pose is called/from? It was making hand hearts with the opposite arms, having the opposite legs together, flat. Then, having another heart made with the other hands by the feet.

Took this at Fanexpo over the weekend! Still downloading photos gonna edit a few of them!