Comics are better in person. Every studio's published events flow into one platform-wide calendar, so you can find the convention, signing, or livestream worth your Saturday, and drop it straight into your own calendar.
When a studio publishes an event, it appears on their studio page and flows into the platform-wide Events calendar. It's searchable and filterable by type: conventions, signings, virtual streams, launches, and other appearances. Physical events carry a location (sometimes a booth number); virtual ones carry a join link.
The same events, three ways. List is the plain scannable run of what's coming. Calendar lays them across the month so you can spot a clash. Map drops them onto a map so you can see what's actually reachable. Switch whenever; it's the same data shown three ways.
Hit near me and the calendar reorders to put the events closest to you first. It's the fastest way to discover that a signing you'd have loved is happening two towns over next weekend.
Found one? Add it to your calendar and you get a standard calendar file you can drop into whatever you already use. The event lands with its date, its time (if the studio set one) and its location, so future-you has no excuse.
Studios publish them from their own Events calendar. Once published, they show on the studio's page and flow into the platform-wide calendar for everyone.
Yes. Events offers List, Calendar and Map views of the same data, plus a near me control that surfaces the closest ones first.
Use the add-to-calendar control on the event. You get a standard calendar file that imports into whatever calendar app you already use.
Yes. Virtual events carry a join link instead of a location, and you can filter for them by type.
Conventions, signings, streams, all in one place and in your calendar. Now find your people online too.