Quebec City Comiccon is a pop-culture fan convention that showcases artists and products from entertainment genres like: Sci-fi, Horror, Anime, Gaming in all its forms, and, of course, bande dessinée and comic books. It features a large array of exhibits with several companies demonstrating their wares and a few vehicles or set pieces from film or television are on display, a shopping experience like no other, aimed at fans that are looking for games, T-Shirts, comics, toys, statues, DVDs/Blu-rays, replicas and more collector items.

Fans are also encouraged (but not obliged) to come dressed as their favorite pop culture characters, be they from movies, TV, video games or comics. It culminates at the Masquerade, the big costuming competition that brings in judges from across the globe.

ABOUT QUEBEC CITY COMICCON 

Quebec City Comiccon was launched in 2014. This fast-growing event attracted over 22,000 visitors in 2023. Comiccon is an event dedicated to pop culture; it takes the form of a fan convention with multi-genre content, with focus on comic books, sci-fi, horror, manga/anime, toys, movies, video games and the broaden pop culture and entertainment worlds. Among its features are a large exhibit room, an artist alley, corporate and interactive booths, guest panels, film screenings, guest signature and photo sessions, a costume contest and a masquerade, just to name a few.

London Comic Con is the largest Pop Culture celebration in SW Ontario showcasing Hollywood Celebrities, Comic Books and Creators and fandom genres of Cosplay, Sci-Fi, Anime, Horror and Gaming.

Everyone is a fan of something, and London Comic Con is a place to celebrate all things pop culture. Get an autograph or a photo with your favourite guest and get to know your favourite celebrities more intimately at our live stage segments where the celebrities have fun sharing stories with the fans on past achievements and upcoming projects.

It’s also a great place to buy a unique gift (or treat yourself!) with over 80,000 square feet of shopping madness.

London Comic Con now resides in the prestigious RBC Place (Previously London Convention Centre) located in the heart of downtown London.

London Comic Con was founded in 2014 by Grimbrothers Entertainment Inc – the same team that has developed other amazing events in London such as Heatwave Hot Sauce Expo, Inked Circus Tattoo Expo, Rock ‘n’ Con and Canada’s longest running horror and subculture convention Shock Stock – with more events on the horizon.

Montreal Comiccon is a pop-culture fan convention that showcases artists and products from entertainment genres like: Sci-fi, Horror, Anime, Gaming in all its forms, and, of course, bande dessinée and comic books. It features a large array of exhibits with several companies demonstrating their wares and a few vehicles or set pieces from film or television are on display, a shopping experience like no other, aimed at fans that are looking for games, T-Shirts, comics, toys, statues, DVDs/Blu-rays, replicas and more collector items.

Fans have the opportunity come to meet their favorite creators from the world of comics and BD, get their autographs, buy a sketch or thank them for their work. Additionally, one of the biggest draws, fans get to meet the personalities behind their favorite TV shows and movies. Celebrities participate in autograph sessions, photo opportunities and Q&As that accommodate between 700 and 2500 fans.

Fans are encouraged (but not obliged) to come dressed as their favorite pop culture characters, be they from movies, TV, video games or comics. It culminates at the Masquerade, the big costuming competition that brings in judges from across the globe, over 60 competitors, and close to 2500 fans to cheer them on when they hit the big stage.

Over the course of three days, fans are treated to over 100 different panel discussions and workshops that help further promote comics, costuming, gaming and pop culture in general. A gaming zone for fans to discover new game demos, participate in tourneys or simply enjoy some free-play. Video games are feature for both indie games and AAA studios with demos and eSports tournaments. Screenings for short and feature films are presented that include fans films, as well as independent and studio productions.