Category Archives: Show Coverage

This past weekend Super Art Fight had the honor and pleasure of making its Philadelphia debut as a part of Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con, where we put on not just one, but two shows…and our roster ate a lot of awesome … Continue reading →

Saturday night, March 30th, 2013, Super Art Fight returned to their home base of the Ottobar for another incredible night of art fightin’ entertainment, and the live audience was with us all the way for a rollercoaster evening which saw … Continue reading →

It’s a packed evening ahead for us at Super Art Fight as we make our first Ottobar appearance of 2013. We’re stoked, we figure you’re stoked, and for those who want to know what to expect, here is the official schedule … Continue reading →

Friday night, February 22nd, 2013 will go down in history as a very important night for us at Super Art Fight, as we made our official debut at the Black Cat in Washington, DC to an absolutely jam packed live crowd. 100% Sold … Continue reading →

Later tonight, we proudly take the stage for our debut at The Black Cat, one of Washington DC’s most legendary performance venues. It’s a unique event, featuring the first ever “King of the Cat” Tournament, with four of the biggest names in the … Continue reading →

Our return to Washington, DC certainly was a night we will not forget any time soon, as we filled the Red Palace to the brim, marking our second sold out show in a row! Three amazing bouts tackled the canvas, with … Continue reading →

We knew that Friday Night, September 21st would be a huge night for Super Art Fight. Big things were in the air.  It was our first show at our home at the Ottobar in over six months. It was the beginning of … Continue reading →

This past Saturday night, we at Super Art Fight had the pleasure of returning to Rockville, MD to perform at the 2012 edition of the Small Press Expo. While the venue certainly was more scholarly than we are accustomed to, … Continue reading →

If you ask any of the many artists who travel up and down the East Coast to do both Connecticut’s Connecticon and Maryland’s Otakon, they’ll tell you that they are two of the hardest shows to do, let alone in … Continue reading →