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Cosmic Communications

Cosmic Communications is a Battlestar Galactica (1978) fiction and non-fiction anthology. 
It lasted at least five issues.
==A Stray Story==
The story "The Conquest of the Colonies" ("Returning to their home planets, the Colonials find that they may not be able to resettle their old planets at all. Adama feels that all is lost, until Cain comes up with a plan that seems to be their only hope. They will either be victorious or die at the hands of their enemies.") may be in one of the issues.
==Issue 1==
Cosmic Communications 1 was published in 1981 and contains 74 pages. 
From the editorial: 
* Save Battlestar Galactica ("A nationwide write-in to return BG to television.") (3)
* The Revenge of Baltar ("Baltar serves as a hanger crew aboard the Galactica while Apollo and Starbuck are marooned on a hostile planet, and Lucifer plans to attack.") (5)
* Off Duty ("Original humor, games, and artwork for pilots who have a section.") (34)
* Zine Listings (37)
* Circle ("After being forced into a 'void,' the Galactica and Pegasus face a major battle.") (38)
* Coming Next Issue (74)
 
Image:cosmicconnections1-2.jpg|from issue #1
Image:cosmicconnections1-3.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
Cosmic Communications 2 was published in 1981 and contains about 60 pages. 
It has art, stories, humor, and photos.
* Starbuck's Greatest Adventure ("A story that picks up where "Return of Starbuck" left off.")
* other unknown content
==Issue 3==
Cosmic Communications 3 was published in 1982 or earlier and contains 42 pages. Fans who ordered this zine also got a copy of The Galactica Adventures #1.
* The Saga of the Sci-Fi Show ("A parody of the show's pilot.")
* Earth, At Last ("The Colonials race against time to bring the people of Earth technology to meet the oncoming Cylon baseships.")
* art, humor, photos, personal profile of the editor
* a debut story by Kerry Windsor
* up-dated information on the reorganized write-in campaign to save the show
==Issue 4==
Cosmic Communications 4 was advertised in Warped Space #23.
Among other contents, the following stories appeared in this issue:
* Apollo's Story, Part 1 by Troy Thorne (concluded in #5)
* Deathtrap on the Planet Ovion, Part 1 by Doug Maisells & Sam Jones 
==Issue 5==
Cosmic Communications 5 was published in March 1983. It had 82 pages + front and back covers (insides were blank).
 
The art is by Troy Thorpe (including the front cover), Dia Spenger and Kevin Terry (including the back cover).
* editorial material 
* fanzine ads
* Introduction to Issue #5 by the editor
* Another Man's Shadow by John McDrake
* The Guests by Sam Jones
* This One's For You by Laverne A. Gaskill
* Apollo's Story Part 2 by Troy Thorne
* Deathtrap on the Planet Ovion, Part 2 by Doug Maisells & Sam Jones
* A Look at Battlestar Galactica Fandom by Eugene Meyer
 
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Cosmic Critics' Corner

Cosmic Critics' Corner, later Christine's Critic's Corner, is a fanfiction recommendations site.
File:Cosmic Critics Corner.png|1999
File:Christine's Critic's Corner.png|2001
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Due South Recommendation Websites
Category:Sentinel Recommendation Websites
Category:AOL Hometown
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
Cosmic Diversities

Cosmic Diversities is a collection of role-playing fan fiction published by the Star Trek: TOS fan club, the USS Aurora Vulcanus. The club is a chapter of STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association. Cosmic Diversities is published on an intermittent basis, essentially collecting longer pieces of club fan fiction into a single volume. The club also publishes Aurora's Glory a quarterly newsletter. The club was founded in 1983 and remains active today.
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Role Playing
Cosmic Fuck Series

The Cosmic Fuck Series is a set of four influential early Kirk/Spock slash stories by Gayle F. The last story was written as a birthday gift for a friend.
The zine The Cosmic Collected (1986) compiled the whole series.
A fan in 1979 referred to it as "Gayle [F's] famous K*S* 4" series. personal correspondence between two fans, letters in the Gertrude M. Carr Collection at the University of Iowa Special Collections. MsC865 Box 3 
 
==The Series==
*Desert Heat (first published in The Sensuous Vulcan in 1977)
*Beyond Setarcos (first published in Thrust)
*Night of the Dragon (also first in Thrust)
*Between Friends (first published in Obsc'zine #3 in 1978, but was a pass-around story much earlier than that, one called "Birthday Present.").
==Some Firsts==
It helped form much fanon for K/S pon farr stories and was the first appearance of the double ridges on Vulcan penises, and the final story was the first published Kirk/Spock/McCoy threesome. 
==The Introduction of the Fuck or Die Trope==
The Cosmic Fuck series centers on a now familiar to fandom theme: Kirk and Spock must have sex or one of them (usually Spock) will die. As Henry Jenkins explains: 
==A Fan's Introduction to Slash==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1983===
===1992===
===1994===
===2009===
== References ==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎Category:1977 Fanfiction‎Category:1978 Fanfiction‎
Cosmic Hobo

Cosmic Hobo is a gen Doctor Who anthology, a fanzine of the Second Doctor. It is photocopied, 8.5 x 11 and contains 75% Doctor Who coverage.
There were four finished issues, and a fifth one that was very nearly published.
This zine has two sister zines, a newsletter called Cosmic Hobo Times and one called The Troughton Recorder
==Issue 1==
Cosmic Hobo 1 was published in 1983. 
==Issue 2==
Cosmic Hobo 2 was published in December 1986. It has art by Philip Crawley, Evelyn Farris (back cover), and Martin Proctor.
* Letters of Comment (4)
* Patrick Troughton's Big Gamble (6)
* John Levene Interview, conducted by Melanie Smallman (9)
* Deborah Watling, Yesterday and Today (18)
* Harmony by Pam Geiger (22)
* The Mind Robber, adapted by Colin Jenkins (29)
* An Autumn Night's Encounter by Eric Hoffman (41)
* Dedication by Dean Shewring (47)
File:cosmichobo2-2.jpg|inside page from issue #2
File:cosmichobo2-3.jpg|inside page from issue #2
File:cosmichobo2-4.jpg|inside page from issue #2
File:cosmichobo2-5.jpg|inside page from issue #2
==Issue 3==
Cosmic Hobo 3 was published in 1988.
This issue may contain "The Mines of Caddann" by Martin Proctor."View from the Boot Closet #2 never saw completion, but a story that I had originally written for a Doctor Who Magazine story contest, 'Obsession', was to appear in View 2 in lengthened form. It eventually turned up in Cosmic Hobo as 'The Mines of Cadaan'. -- comments here, June 1, 2014
==Issue 4==
Cosmic Hobo 4 was published in June 1989.
==Comments by Martin Proctor Regarding "Cosmic Hobo" #5==
File:cosmic5-1.jpg|cover art for planned, but not published issue #5
File:cosmic5-2.jpg|interior art for planned, but not published issue #5
File:cosmic5-3.jpg|interior art for planned, but not published issue #5
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Cosmic Masque

Cosmic Masque is a gen Doctor Who anthology, the fan fiction arm of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society. There are at least twenty-two issues.
The EDA Legacy of the Daleks by John Peel was allegedly an extended remake of his fic released in Cosmic Masque.
 
==Issue 1==
Cosmic Masque 1 was published in 1977 and contains 36 pages. 
==Issue 2==
Cosmic Masque 2 was published in 1978.
==Issue 3==
Cosmic Masque 3 was published in 1979.
==Issue 4==
Cosmic Masque 4 was published in 1980.
==Issue 5==
Cosmic Masque 5
==Issue 6==
Cosmic Masque 6
==Issue 7==
Cosmic Masque 7
==Issue 8==
Cosmic Masque 8
==Issue 9==
Cosmic Masque 9
==Issue 10==
Cosmic Masque 10
==Issue 11==
Cosmic Masque 11
==Issue 12==
Cosmic Masque 12
==Issue 13==
Cosmic Masque 13
==Issue 14==
Cosmic Masque 14
==Issue 15==
Cosmic Masque 15
==Issue 16==
Cosmic Masque 16
==Issue 17==
Cosmic Masque 17
==Issue 18==
Cosmic Masque 18
==Issue 19==
Cosmic Masque 19
==Issue 20==
Cosmic Masque 20
==Issue 21==
Cosmic Masque 21
==Issue 22==
Cosmic Masque 22
==Gallery==
File:cosmicmasque1.jpg|cover of issue #1
File:cosmicmasque2.jpg|cover of issue #2
File:cosmicmasque4.jpg|cover of issue #4
File:cosmicmasque5.jpg|cover of issue #5
File:cosmicmasque8.jpg|cover of issue #8
File:cosmicmasque13.jpg|cover of issue #13
File:cosmicmasque14.jpg|cover of issue #14
File:cosmicmasque18.jpg|cover of issue #18
File:cosmicmasque21.jpg|cover of #21
File:cosmicmasque22.jpg|cover of #22
==References==
 Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1970s ZinesCategory:1980s Zines
Cosmic Tales

Cosmic Tales was an early science fiction zine with multiple editors.
== About ==
According to former editor James V. Taurasi in the Summer 1939 issue of Cosmic Tales, the magazine had started in 1935 as a 10-page hectographed zine called Junior Science Fiction, typed out by his cousin. At first they'd used ordinary carbon paper and had to start over. Finally they gave up due to a lack of funding. In 1937, Taurasi met Robert A. Madle and they discussed his old zine plans. Taurasi revived it as a longer 30-page zine, but after the third issue he, Jack Gillespie and Robert G. Thompson pooled their money to create an even larger and fancier issue 4, on which they lost too much money to continue. He handed it over to assistant editor Thompson, who "fell thru with the deal". Taurasi began publishing a new zine, Fantasy-News, and finally Louis Kuslan took over from Thompson for the sixth issue.
"The zine was almost ruined when it appeared in the FAPA," Taurasi said, "but it has now been withdrawn due to pressur brot on by myself and others." He congratulated Kuslan on a job well done, and Kuslan stepped down the same issue because he was starting college. Louis Kuslan himself credited an equal amount of the zine's success to his sister Trudy.James V. Taurasi: Congrats, Lou! Cosmic Tales vol. 2 #1, pp. 41-42. Summer 1939.
== Reviews ==
== References ==
Category:1937 Zines
Category:1930s Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Cosmic Travelers Guide to War of the Worlds

Cosmic Travelers Guide to War of the Worlds is a resource zine published by the same fans who did Alien Sushi.
It has information about the original story, the radio broadcast, the movie, and the series. Includes twenty pages of photos, at least one of them is in color.
There was a 100-page supplement published in 1990 that included three color photographs. Its cost was $25.
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Cosmic Vows

Cosmic Vows was a charity zine meant to celebrate a wedding between the characters Lea and Isa, also known as Axel and Saix, from the Kingdom Hearts games. The zine was cancelled due to scheduling conflicts.
==About==
Approximately in early May 2020, the project ran interest checks, presumably on the founding mod's account (now deleted at the time of documentation). The zine would explore the pairing's wedding and also proposal, wedding preparations, and honeymoon. The proceeds would be donated to a charity for homeless LGBT+ youths that would be decided among contributors and moderators.
Mod applications opened from May 10 to May 17, 2020https://twitter.com/cosmicvowszine/status/1259545400551170050. Applications for writers and artists opened on from May 15 to Jun 15, 2020https://twitter.com/cosmicvowszine/status/1261380531326906369. Acceptance emails were sent out on July 13, 2020https://twitter.com/cosmicvowszine/status/1282849662324506624.
The zine came to a halt on September 15, 2020, when the project's social media account annuonced that the zine would be put on an indefinite hiatus due to conflicting schedules of the contributorshttps://twitter.com/cosmicvowszine/status/1305977807168659456. On December 11, 2020, the project was officially cancelled in one last announcementhttps://twitter.com/cosmicvowszine/status/1337526160251445248.
==Contributors==
The following names were taken from the final copy of the zine/the project's social media account.
===Page Artists===
* Sy (_namixi)
* Noix (PoppetNoix)
* Lico (LicoriceRoll)
* Moona (moonasketch)
* Moe (terraswill)
* Nic (Myed89)
* Lo (LoBennettDraws)
* Bun (FishtoonzArt)
* Haydar (haidardraws)
* nyx (rainydaybloom)
* Becca (DirtehShark)
* Dilan (Momochiiee)
* Hira (gladiolusu)
* Kris (KuShu_Art)
* ramourzi
* LichtenStrange
* Kait (uultima_)
* Kett (KETTsuper)
* Vani (TuesdayInThedas)
* rainydaybloom
* krovny
* Koukoupepia
* yruslex
* princeofmints
* RequiemPluie
* eliwhy
* cobalt_BeaM
===Writers===
* Ari (xigithy)
* Drea (viiixel)
* Illia (radovanryn)
* Marti (yearningstill, yearningonmain)
* Glacey (rgdivine)
* Berry (strawbwryyy)
* Kim (eliestarr)
* peachy (peachylixir)
* Mary (WritingWoodard)
* Kael (atonefromspace)
* Rose (rikurespecter)
* Birdish (paopuatsunset)
* Robin (imnotanironwall)
* managummi
===Mods===
* Sy (_namixi) - Founder
* Ari (xigithy)
* Noix (PoppetNoix)
* Drea (viiixel)
== References ==
Category:Kingdom Hearts Zines
Category:2020 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Cosmic X

Cosmic X is a series of BL manga anthology doujinshi for Saint Seiya. There are three issues in total. The focus on the first one is on the five main bronze saints while the second slowly gives more relevance to the Gold Saints.
==Issue 1==
Released in the 32nd edition of Comiket held from the 8th to the 9th of August 1987. It contains several humor stories about different couples like Hyoga x Shun, Hyoga x Ikki and Shiryu x Ohko in 92 pages. It also contains several illustrations between stories featuring some characters rare to see in fanworks like the black saints. On the cover it has a warning saying that the magazine doesn't contain radical pornography. In the early 00s some of the pages were translated into Italian and shared on the "Death Mask Home Page" website.
Other content:
*Miami Vice: A comic about Hyoga and Ikki being yakuza.
*Russian Roulette: A Hyoga x Shun story
*Who Wants to be Lonely: Hyoga x Ikki
*Comic strip: Shiryu x Ohko
File:Cosmicx02.jpg|Back cover of "Cosmic X" Issue #1
File:Cosmicx013.jpg|Cygnus Hyoga and Andromeda Shun
==Issue 2==
A mixture of comic and novel in 154 pages by several authors and a cover by Yayoi Takeda released in May 1988. Flagged as R-18 as one of the stories contain a sex scene. It features several couples, including Hyoga x Ikki, Hyoga x Shun, Shaka x Saga along with some gen stories. It comes with two Hyoga postcards attached to the book, one of Cygnus Hyoga as a baby by 2Top Nokezorimachi and another one of him posing next to his motorbike wearing sunglasses by Milk Takagi.
File:Cosmicx02back.jpg|Back Cover
== Issue 3 ==
Announced as "The Final" and released in the 38th edition of Comiket in August 1990. Contains 80 pages and several comics from different authors. Cover by Yayoi Takeda (竹田やよい )
Category:Saint Seiya Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi Category:Gen Doujinshi
Category:1987 Doujinshi
Category:1988 Doujinshi
Category:1990 Doujinshi
Cosmic llin

cosmic_llin is a writer and vidder who has been active in various fandoms since around 2002.
==Fanvids==
Notable vids include:
* I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper (Star Trek)
* Something to Talk About (multifandom femslash)
* Long Live (Star Trek)
* In the 99 (The Hunger Games, part of the Aims Vid Album)
==Fanfiction==
There are almost 200 works attributed to cosmic_llin on Archive of Our Own. Most of her work from 2006-2011 is focused on Doctor Who and The Sarah Jane Adventures, while her work from 2011-present is mostly in Star Trek fandom. A large proportion of her work focuses on friendships and romantic/sexual relationships between female characters.
Popular works include:
* Appearances (Doctor Who)
* The Greatest Earthbaby in the World (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
* 1,023 Days on Earth (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
* F is for Ferengi (The Tongo Remix) (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)
==Other Contributions==
cosmic_llin was a founder and co-moderator of the Yahoo group Cosmic Cheerleaders, a discussion group for women to talk about female characters in science fiction and fantasy, from 2002 until its gradual fading away in around 2006. She maintained The Sarah Jane Smith Wardrobe Appreciation Society website from October 2006 to November 2011. She has run the Tumblr blog Star Trek Hugs since August 2012, been a co-moderator of Festivids since 2016, and been a member of the VidUKon committee since 2017.
Category:Challenge Moderators
Category:Convention Organizers
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Vidders
Category:Community Moderators
Cosmica

Cosmica is a science fiction zine with at least six issues.
Its content was focused on science fiction, speculation, poetry, artwork, and science.
In 1975, it merged with the Lee Majors/Star Trek zine Arcturus.
==V.1 N.1==
Cosmica v.1 n.1 was published in January 1975.
==V.1 N.2==
Cosmica v.1 n.2 was published in February 1975.
==V.1 N.3==
Cosmica v.1 n.3 was published in March 1975.
==V.1 N.4==
Cosmica v.1 n.4 was published in April 1975.
==V.1 N.5==
Cosmica v.1 n.5 was published in May 1975 and contains 26 pages.
The editor writes: 
* Suburbia West, fiction by Ken Huff (3)
* Electra's Decision, fiction by Ann Marie Schiel (5)
* The Eternity Kingdom, fiction by Michael Swan (11)
* Vast Skies, poem by Alexi Gruber (14)
* A Sigh, poem by Cindy Helps (15)
* Cosmica, poem by Alexi Gruber (15)
* untitled, poem by Carl Maxwell (16) 
* Parapsychology, article by Marie Larson with Michael Swan (17)
* Telemetry, article (21)
* review of two movie theaters, one called Reuben H. Fleet Space Theater, one called Laserium, by Carl Maxwell (21)
* Osterachron, publisher's page (22)
File:Cosmica1-5-1.jpg|inside v.1 n.5
 
File:Cosmica1-5-2.jpg|inside v.1 n.5
 
==V.1 N.6== 
Cosmica v.1 n.6 was published in June 1975 and contains 33 pages.
The art is by Michael Swan, Randall Miller and Linda Gulak.
* Electra's Dominion, part two, fiction by Ann Marie Scheile (3)
* God-Slayer, chapter one, fiction by Randy Miller (8)
* Rameses IV, fiction by Carl Maxwell (16)
* Fortunate Comunale, poem (17)
* Mythical ? Monsters, article by Michael Swan (19)
* Telemetry, opinions (24)
* reviews by fans of pro science fiction books (25)
* Asterachron, club news (28)
Image:cosmica1-6-1.jpg|inside page from v.1 n.6
Image:cosmica1-6-2.jpg|inside page from v.1 n.6
Image:cosmica1-6-3.jpg|inside page from v.1 n.6
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Cosmiccowzine

Cosmiccowzine is a zine project organizer and publisher that has been active since 2020.
==Zines==
* Elements (ATLA): 2020-2021, upcoming dates and applications for Elements and Mamamoo. Published 11 December 2020.
* Mamamoo (Kpop): 2021
* Olympus (PJO Zine): 2021-2022
==References==
Cosmo's Factory

Cosmo's Factory is a Rocky Horror Picture Show fansite. It hosts extensive canon information and a fanfiction archive, among many other things. 
==Authors==
*Kelso Horror
*Bill Brennan
*Frank
*Jason Shipp
*Pokejedservo
*JED
*Katie Stehn
*MaryBeth Schroeder
*Corbin H. Crable
*FraNKYFaNN
*L. Whyte
*M. Magee
*D. Maddox
*Rumpleteaser 
*Castashadow
*Blackness
*Kimberly Lugar
*Moxy Magneta
*CROW98
*Julie Barman
*PezKing
*Phoenix
*Indiana Ed
*Alison
*Orgasim Man (Steve)
*BlondyDawn
*Jim Whittaker
*Judge Oliver Wright
*Daniel Robison
*Jessica Schelp
*Kyria Williams
*Lance P.
Category:The Rocky Horror Picture ShowCategory:1998 Websites
Cosmo Brown/Don Lockwood/Kathy Selden

Cosmo Brown/Don Lockwood/Kathy Selden is the classic OT3 of Singin' in the Rain.
==Fandom==
The three's polyamorous relationship is a reflection of the primary involvement between Cosmo and Don, who have been great friends since childhood with a remarkable connection -- where one is, the other will also be. Upon meeting Kathy by chance, Don falls in love and as the three work together their relationship grows closer, with a specific scene where Kathy kisses Don and Cosmo on the lips. In addition to countless interactions where they do everything as a threesome.
The concept of the three being a triad has long permeated within the Singin' un the Rain fandom, often causing fans to believe they were alone in shipping this ot3.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fics===
*the road from hollywood by Butterfly for polyship week 2023, when Don and Cosmo decide to take Kathy to see where they grew up (2023)
*Bésame Mucho by Udaberri for the Year of the OTP January, telling us about each of their first kisses (2023)
*On The Railroad by punkrockgrantaire If he used the magic of cinema to ask Kathy out, why not do the same with Cosmo? (2016)
* Who Could Ask For Anything More by nahnahnahnah retells Singin' in the Rain from Cosmo's point of view, including many missing scenes concerning the love story of the triad. (2016)
* Or, What You Will by ryfkah. Monumental Pictures puts on Twelfth Night. It's wonderfully ambisexterous. (2016)
* Kiss Us If You Miss Us by HugeAlienPie is a Triad Verse fic set some time after Singin' in the Rain, and includes several fun film and song titles from a universe where poly trios are the norm. (2015)
*And Write That Symphony by cimorene a tale about how they fell in love (2002)
===Fanart===
*Good Morning, a new OT3 acquired by pufferfishartblogorsth (2023)
*Just them singin in the early morning by munchkinmanchkin (2022)
*honey it’s june 14th time for another bunch of wholesomeness by munchkinmanchkin (2022)
===Meme===
*This is my boyfriend, and this is his boyfriend by sashaforthewin (2021)
*"This is a callout post for classic Hollywood" by partywithponies (2020)
===Meta===
* Anyway Singing In The Rain is gay and poly as hell and I have the #receipts, a long meta/picspam by punkrockgrantaire formely punkrockdorianpavus (Nov. 2016)
===Podcast===
*March 2014: Into the TriadVerse, a podcast by thisweekinfandomhistory with pterawaters response (can be read here) (2023)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Cosmo Brown/Don Lockwood/Kathy Selden on AO3
==References==
Category:Singin' in the Rain
Cosmos

Cosmos is a SF media zine with much Doctor Who. It was published in Australia.
==Issue 1==
Cosmos 1 was published in 1981.
==Issue 2==
Cosmos 2 was published in 1981.
==Issue 3==
Cosmos 3 was published in 1981.
==Issue 4==
Cosmos 4 was published in 1981.
==Issue 5==
Cosmos 5
==Issue 6==
Cosmos 6
==Issue 7==
Cosmos 7
==Issue 8==
Cosmos 8
==Issue 9==
Cosmos 9
==Issue 10==
Cosmos 10
==Issue 11==
Cosmos 11
==Issue 12==
Cosmos 12 was published in 1982.
==Issue 13==
Cosmos 13 was published in 1987.
==Issue 14==
Cosmos 14 was published in 1988.
==Issue 15==
Cosmos 15 was published in 1989.
Category:1980s
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Cosplay.com

Cosplay.com is a website designed to provide a space for cosplayers to share and discuss their work. 
==History==
The original Japanese-language site was launched in 1997 by "Jekyll and Hyde" a Japanese non-profit "group of otaku with social status""Why Jekyll and Hyde?" at cosplay.com, via Wayback Jun 30/97, with the following aims:
The original site went down between April 1999 and January 2000 before reappearing as an English language version in May 2002. This version was much more professional looking and with a forum-type feature which allowed members to post news about their cosplay, fanclubs and convention experiences. It also had a more international approach, advertising US conventions as well as those in Asia. The copyright notice at the bottom of the page identified Cosplay.com as "a division of Valued Media, Inc."Main Page - Cosplay.com via Wayback May 28/02 although after April 2004 the copyright reverted to Cosplay.com LLC.
The current incarnation of the site (from 2021) is much more stripped down than the previous versions, with the advertising and many of the links gone. The main page shows a slideshow of cosplay photos uploaded by members, with links to a forum for member discussion (labelled "Topics") and an index of fandoms (labelled "Series"). The current owner and maintainer is a photographer from Las Vegas called Kyle. According to a post a month ago, the new version of the site is still under beta, but has been delayed due to other projectsreply to "Is the beta still open? Also I can't click on photos on a Costume page, it won't open them." thread by Admin, "a month ago" (July 2024), cosplay.com topics.
==Fandom==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Cosplay
Category:1997 Websites
Category:1990s Websites
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Category:2010s Websites
Category:2020s Websites