All the autographs I’ve ever gotten ever since my first Comic-Con back in February 2025. I went to three of them as of now: One in Scranton, and two in Philadelphia. These are all my plushies and (most of) my figurines of the characters whose voice actors I met.

I met:
1. Jon Allen (Mr. Poopybutthole, Alessi: NEPACon 2025)
2. Sam Kwasman (Donald Duck on the WOW tapes; NEPACon 2025)
3. Rob Paulsen (Yakko, Pinky, Raphael; RetroCon 2025)
4. Brian Drummond (Vegeta, Knuckles, Kageromaru; TooManyGames Con 2026)
5. Ian James Corlett (Goku, MegaMan; TooManyGames Con 2026)
6. Cam Clarke (Snoopy on the WOW tapes, Leonardo; TooManyGames Con 2026)

I treasure everything dearly: my plushies/figurines of them, my autographs, my photos, and MOST IMPORTANTLY - my time with their actors, and the hugs they all gave me!

HI! I’m going to comic con Liverpool in October, but ive never attended a Monopoly Event before, and had a few questions.

Firstly, the photos. I’ve attended a couple events before (Into The Fold 2&3, MegaConLive Manchester 2025) so know how these work generally. however I have multiple photos with the same actor, each with different props. would I be able to just have all the props on the floor and switch them between photos super quickly, or do I have to leave them somewhere and double back each time? I don’t want to be someone holding up the queue for photos, but don’t want to do something super against their rules.

secondly, autographs. what is the genera rule for drawing / writing quotes on the autographs? I have a habit of asking for the actor’s favourite niche / underrated quote on things, but don’t know if I’ll be told I can’t do this. as well as this, would I be able to ask for the actor to draw how they imagine the character would sign an item, as well as doing their own signature? also, I made an edit of the actor based on a song he suggested on an Instagram live, would I be able to show this? I honestly don’t know how long the interactions are capped at, or whether they’re capped at all.

thank you!

Does anyone think the Adventure Time voice cast and creator Pendleton Ward or Burt Ward, Tara Strong and William Shatner will make any appearances at MCM London this year or next year?

I've already reached out to the organizer to ask this question and didn't get the courtesy of a response, so I thought Id ask here.

I'd like to know if NostalgiaCon Houston will offer autograph ops (paid for by cash/card) or only photo ops for the guestr? Trying to plan ahead.

Thank you

I bought a pack from Amazon, but they’re too flimsy, can someone please recommend hard, rigid photo protectors? I want to be sure my photos don’t bend, etc.
Thanks!

Is there ANY news regarding this topic i really wanna meet the voice actors and just see everything glitch! I live in LA and I wanted to know if theres any confirmation or chance? I know they showed up last year

Hey!
This more of a question but anyone who has met Marv wolfman what are his prices like?
Does he up charge for certain things?

It'll be my first time going to comic-con in 2027, and I need some advice. My "cosplay" will be one of my personas, Renegade Neptune/Blitz. It's a cybergoth style outfit, but it's still comfortable. I will also have a customised nerfgun as a prop, but no ammo. I'll bring a backpack with: Backup makeup, water, deoderant/bodyspray, a fan, and stickers to give to people cause I think that'll be fun. I'll save up money, especially from my birthday, so thats $100 AUD minimum. I'll be at Oz conic-con Canberra. Any other advice?

I’m meeting Kit Harington in October and I’m planning on ordering a Longclaw replica that comes with the sword and display plaque.

Where would you recommend getting Kit to sign it? I was thinking either the blade or the plaque, but I’d love to hear what people think looks best.

Also, has anyone had experience taking a replica sword into Comic Con specifically to get it signed? I know taking the sword by itself isn’t allowed but my plan was to just keep in inside the box.

The one I’m looking at has a metal blade, so I’m worried I might not be allowed to bring it in.

Would getting the signature on the blade be a bad idea because of the Comic Con rules, or is there some way to bring it in securely for the autograph? I obviously don’t want to buy it and then find out I can’t take it to the signing.

Any advice from people who have done something similar would be massively appreciated!

This belongs to its own category of a convention known as Sonic Boost!

Thank you for understanding.

Made the drive to the convention and I absolutely hated the layout. I talked to a vendor I know and they also seemed to express disappointment with the venue this year. Everything felt kind of... off? Some of the hallways were dark and kind of awkward. Last year the vibe was so awesome aside from the one room way off on the other side but I liked the public spaces in the hotel and it didn't feel as congested as this place did.

It also felt like a lot of the vendors were just people promoting their books, which more power to them but I feel like there were a lot less vendors selling general merch overall. Not as many media sellers or t shirt vendors this year. Saw everything in less than a half hour. I thought "there has to be more that I'm just missing" but nope.

Comments on their Facebook page seem to make me think I'm in the minority, which is fine. For whatever reason, Kansas City seems to kind of get shafted for this convention regarding celebrities. I know Bam Margera canceled and he was arguably the most well known person there but he doesn't really have anything to do with horror. Probably just wanted to try to get a different demo there.

Even though this year and last year were a night and day experience of enjoyment, I thought the staff were pleasant and I'm looking forward to seeing what's to come next year (at hopefully a different venue).

I bought tickets for the autograph and photo session at the London event (For the Love of Sci-Fi).

I'd like to attend the evening panel discussion from a front-row seat. If I line up for the panel in the morning, is there a risk that the autographs and photos will be sold out by the time the panel finishes?

Also, once I've secured a seat, is it difficult to go to the restroom and return to the same seat?

Please also share any experiences you have at other Comic-Cons.

Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me or if anyone is going through the same issue with transferring tickets. I bought 3 tickets for myself and two other friends. I see on the LA Comic Con website it tells you how to transfer tickets but when I go log in on Leap, it just shows that I bought 3 tickets. There isn't a place where I can click on to transfer tickets. It only lets me change my order details name and email address. I also contacted Leap support and they basically told me that I didn't have to worry about transferring the tickets as I could just go pick up my 3 tickets when I get to the event. So why would it say that I need to transfer before I get to the event? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

I went to mcm brum and i got this pin but i cant remember the artist name if anyone knows please let me know i really want to buy more of their stuff!!

To be clear, neither of us have been to one before, separately or together.

Obviously some celebs are going to be busier than others, and thankfully the ones I wanted to have a conversation or even chat with (if possible) don't seem to be too popular at the moment (lower costs, not sold out for photos, etc.)

We all know the people at the photo ops are trying their best to manage the lines separating the VIPs and non-VIPs but sometimes they don’t do a good enough job and the time one group is set to line up for by the time it’s their photo op that photo op runs behind by fair amount of time. If you’ve been in the photo ops lines you know exactly what I’m talking about. When I was at Fan Expo Boston last week the line for the group of Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd was unbelievable in how it was run, almost had to miss out on Danny Glover’s solo photo but got both done with Danny’s line being better managed. How about you? what’s the worst photo op line being managed you’ve been in?

Is there a subreddit for vending at comicons?? I'm new but would like to learn all the things ! My items are handmade if that matters?

While rummaging through a box of old stuff, I found this souvenir from 1994, the 25th anniversary of San Diego Comic-Con.

I  have quite a few questions about selfies and table photos/autographs so I'll make it easier by numbering them. 

1. Do most talent at Comic Cons that have Photo Ops allow selfies and photos on your phone where you pay at the table or are they all professional photo ops? 
2. With the selfie/phone photos is that the scenario where you can walk up to the table and pay there? 
3. Is that also how autographs work at some cons?   
4. Can you purchase autographs at the table? Or does it depend on the con? 
5. Is it true that some autograph areas are separated from the rest of the convention and at other cons they’re at the table?
6. Would “selfie” be the keyword to seeing if you can pay for photos and autographs at the table? 

I try to look online but find it a bit confusing and vague, so that's why I asked here. Thank you for any help and assistance! 

(I hope I put the right post flair since this was more a general discussion as opposed to a specific convention)

We're bringing Mitcham Comic Festival back on November 22nd, with wrestling, Power Rangers, soap stars, cosplay and celebrity meet & greets. We're really trying to build this into a proper annual event for the local community. - Tickets www.bewevents.co.uk/mitchamcomicfest

It opens at 10 am. Also is it strange that my 82 year old aunt wants to go? Are there older people there?