Fan favorite boxplayers The Box Heroes were proud to debut their new film “True Believers” at Dragon Con this year!
Cardboard*Con Gets the Signal
Thanks to the intrepid team from The Signal, Georgia State University‘s official independent news outlet, for coming out to document this year’s Cardboard*Con!
In 2016 the Cardboard*Con Convention was transformed into an opportunity to give Cardboard Americans everywhere a voice in the world. Too long have we been marginalized, set aside, stacked, sorted, weighed, and delivered unto others who have a far greater voice than ourselves. NO MORE!! In 2016 Cardboard will have a say in the way this country is run!!!
2016 Badj Art Reveal
Our Badj Committee are honored to reveal the artwork for Cardboard*Con 2016!! This year’s artwork is entitled “Fries” and was designed by Lynn Corruga, who we met in a mall while shopping for socks. Those thin ones that don’t bind.
Further Reading
2016 Theme Presidential Debate
Cardboard*Con send us a nice letter today along with a $3 coupon to Applebee’s. From what we can tell this was their way of attempting to purchase our vote for their 7th annual event.
It’s our 6th Anniversary and my how we’ve grown!! This year we’re going to have a sexy Senior Prom, so start working up your nerve to ask that special someone to put on their best all-cardboard sci-fi/fantasy costume and join you on the (to this point entirely theoretical) dance floor. Please: no making out in the gym. BE SURE TO ORDER YOUR BADJ EARLY to avoid crowding and Bavarians.
2015 Badj Art Reveal
Our Badj Committee are honored to reveal the artwork for Cardboard*Con 2015!! This year’s artwork is entitled “Peeled” and was designed by Tony Shrub, nephew of our 2011 badj artist.
Further Reading
2015 Theme Sexy Senior Prom
Cardboard*Con made sent another mix tape to us last week along with a note asking us if we’d like to be their date to Senior Prom, but we won’t go unless YOU won’t go. You just might get lucky 😉
History of the Badj
HISTORY OF THE BADJ – Our original web programmer spelled “badge” as “badj” and it has become a Cardboard*Con tradition to refer to it that way. Each year a new artist is selected by our Badj Committee to design the following year’s badj, which is revealed prior to the convention.
Saporta Report Legitimizes Cardboard
Veteran freelance writer and veteran journalist Ben Smith must have drawn the short straw at a Friday gathering of former Atlanta Journal Constitution reporters, because he showed up at Cardboard*Con to write an actual newspaper-style article about that most ridiculous of sci-fi conventions.