From vibrant cosplay to spoken-word performances, discussions on empowering Black artists, and more, PB&J’s Comic-Con was on full display at the Braid Mill on Saturday, September 12. 210 people filled the High Street building from 12-7 p.m., as organizers activated a space that uplifted Black fandom and expression — whether art, sci-fi, fantasy, comics, or poetry. When speaking on the purpose of the Comic Con, co-organizer Khalisah Hameed said, …