Lady J is a Philadelphia based Cosplayer and Forensic Scientist. As a forensic scientist Lady J does her part to keep the streets safe by day and on her off time continues to express the importance of truth, justice and love for humanity through cosplay. Lady J believes cosplay is so important because it allows people to share experiences and express their creative/artistic sides. It also allows us to become our favorite heroes/villains and share the positive effect these stories of heroism can have on an individual. Lady J not only cosplays for those reasons but to spread Cospositivity: acceptance to all shapes, sizes, colors, genders, skill level etc. and to use it to help spread the word and fundraise for charities (supporting our vets, officers, firefighters, medical research to fight diseases such as cancer, diabetes and children’s charities). She has also presented at Dover Comic Con, Rhode Island Comic Con, Great Philadelphia Comic Con and continues her message on social media and beyond because Cospositivity is so important to her. Lady J travels the con circuit as both attendee and guest, and has been in print in the May 2016 issue of Cosplayzine magazine. Lady J is also a member of the Philadelphia Power Rangers where she is known as Philly Yellow. This love for Power Rangers led her to help start the first all Power Ranger Convention in the Philadelphia Area, called Ranger Station where she co-owner. Lady J is also the owner of Lady J Nerdy Shop, whose mission statement is to bring geeky goodness to everyone at affordable prices.
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Not too long ago, I was talking to Lady J about the Justice League movie. If you don’t know my opinion on it (Where’ve you been?) I was disappointed in it. Lady J on the Read more…
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