Anime Mid-Atlantic 7: I'm hard pressed to ever say anything bad about AMA. This is a con that loves its attendees and knows what they want to see. With a bit better inter-staff communication, I'd venture to place it near-perfect. 15-17 June 2007

Ravencon 2: They've proven they can come back for more, and that people want to come back with them. Now that we know that, I'd really like to see them start tweaking their model and making it the best it can be as it grows up. 20-22 April 2007

Katsucon 13: With their new hotel (yes, it's in a hotel!) and layout, it's not a fearsomely huge con at all. In fact, despite its size, 'lower-ranking' guests and industry are getting more of the attention they deserve. 16-18 February 2007

MarsCon 17: Contents are starting to settle after shipping, and a few planning and programming problems are starting to show through. Fortunately, not enough to ruin its reputation as a damn good con. 19-21 January 2007

2006 Reports
Anime USA 2006: 17-19 November 2006
Nekocon 9: 3-5 November 2006
Shore Leave 28: 7-9 July 2006
Anime Mid-Atlantic 6: 16-18 June 2006
RavenCon 1: 15-17 April 2006
Farpoint 14: 17-19 February 2006
MarsCon 16: 20-22 January 2006

2005 Reports
Anime USA 2005: 18-20 November 2005
Nekocon 8: 4-6 November 2005
L-Con Anime Fair: 8 October 2005
Shore Leave 27: 8-10 July 2005
Anime Mid-Atlantic 5: 17-19 June 2005
Katsucon 11: 18-20 February 2005
Farpoint 13: 11-13 February 2005
MarsCon 15: 21-23 January 2005

2004 Reports
Shore Leave 26: 9-11 July 2004