This past week, a “Blue-nami” swept across the United States, ushering in a deluge of new Democratic governors, senators, and representatives. Many of them aspire to be champions of truth, justice, and the American way, but Nathan Johnsonhas a more literal connection to superheroics. Before <a href="https://comicvibe.com/how-digital-entertainment-is-becoming-part-of-modern-african-sports-<a href="https://comicvibe.com/how-conservatives-lost-the-pop-culture-war-2-years-after-democrats-did/” title=”How Conservatives lost the pop culture war 2 years after Democrats did”>culture/” title=”How Digital Entertainment Is Becoming Part of Modern African Sports Culture”>becoming the newest attorney general of Texas, he was a composer for the iconic anime Dragon Ball Z. Kamehame-yeehaw!
Meanwhile, Warpath Dylancelebrated the Blue Wave by whipping out his Atlantean couture.
Brett “Fossil Daddy” Carter celebrated Cerulean City Gym-style.
Over in Downtown LA, the stars of geek culture illuminated Los Angeles Comic Con, including Nicholas Cage, Rosario Dawson, K-Pop Demon Hunters, and a cavalcade of cosplayers.
Samone Grant busted moves with his cos-ography.
Ricky Huang showcased his Eevolution-inspired ensembles.
And Paul Charles whipped out his massive cobra.
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