Browsing: Creators & Fan Culture

In just a few more days, artists, celebrities, comic creators, cosplayers, and more vendors than you can name will descend upon the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for this year’s edition of Fan Expo Canada.

BTS Jin topped the list with 5,666 votes in an Idol Chart survey titled “Complete fandom in 0.1 seconds! Who is the master of the killing part that captures hearts?” The survey ran from the 17th to the 23rd, during which Jin received a vote share of 76%.

Sometimes the funniest jokes start with something completely familiar before taking a sharp turn into absurdity. That is very much the territory of LetMeBe Comics, where pop culture, everyday annoyances, childhood favorites, and wonderfully questionable ideas regularly collide to create some truly dark and absurd comics. Recognizable characters might draw you in, but they rarely…

Titan Comics has revealed 2000AD artist Chris Weston‘s cover for its first Ian Fleming’s James Bond Signature Comic Strip Collection, due for release next February.

Disney Consumer Products is continuing to expand its presence across sports culture with the debut of the Disney | Champion NFL Collection, a first-of-its-kind collaboration that pairs all 32 NFL teams with iconic Disney, Star Wars, Marvel, and Pixar characters through storytelling-led designs inspired by team identity and fan culture.

What makes pop culture so powerful today is not just how fast inspiration spreads, but how quickly it becomes personal. 

Coca‑Cola is kicking off the 2026 football season with the return of “Fan Work Is Thirsty Work,” celebrating the passion, rituals and traditions fans bring to every rivalry and game-day moment

Being a sports fan can be an expensive hobby, as more Americans are now taking on a pile of debt to cheer on their favorite teams.

Costumes filled the convention floor at the Sheraton Norfolk Waterside Hotel as fans stepped into the worlds of their favorite characters, from superheroes and comic book icons to anime and video game favorites.

NYLON Field Notes is our recurring series decoding the trends, aesthetics, and conversations shaping the zeitgeist. For the latest installment, we explore the return of IRL fandom and the artists pushing to bring their fans offline.