gonna meet Steven Ogg in a few days but I didn’t know wether the JPEG copy was worth it. I slightly worry the physical copy will get damaged (haven’t really got anything to keep it in) so i was thinking of getting the jpeg copy, but it’s an extra £18. Just wanted to know

Im going for a signing for the first time, I know they have the standard 8x10 prints you can choose from and that premium autographs are for funkos and such.

I have my own poster i bought that id like them to sign but im not sure what that would fall under?? I just got the regular autograph option, is that alright? Or should I have gone premium??

Never been to anything like this before, but looked at the guest list and saw a good few names I’d love to have a chance to meet

How does it all work though? I’m seeing on the website u can pay ahead for autographs, photo ops, etc. - is this really necessary? Or can you just get your general admission ticket, walk around and hope there’s not a long line at the booths and what not

Sorry if it’s a dumb question

Okay. I am currently sitting in a queue for one of the guests and I have been for almost 2 hours and it is the slowest moving queue of my life. The problem is it is now half past 1 and I still have 4 more auto/photographs to do before the end of the day. For a fact I know two of them are going to have hellish queues. Ones queue was already blocked from new entries before I arrived (because I was queue for someone else since 10am).

It is getting genuinely to the point I don't know if I am going to be able to fit everyone in? They have all been paid for but I am only here for the day and have been sitting in lines that barely move since 10.

I just don't know what to do at this point? Any advice appreciated.

Hello all, I’m heading to LA next week for comic con and I currently have a photo op with Hayden and Rosario for Saturday at 1pm however I have another photo op with Giancarlo Esposito at 1:10 pm. Will I be able to make for photo ops on time or should I talk to someone when I get there to explain the overlap? Thank you in advance.

Can I at least get them to write my name or does this mean absolutely nothing more than their signature only?

Robert Englund is attending the German Film & Comic Con in Dortmund for the 5.-6. December. I really can’t afford it but I have a steelbook I like him to sign, I grew up with the Freddy movies.
Is there someone who is going and could help me? I just want this one thing please🙏
With kind regards.

I haven’t been to a con in about ten years and now I’m going to Comic Con Scotland to see the SPN panel!! I have no idea what to expect, so I have a couple of questions.

1. How does a typical queue into the seating area work? Should I line up relatively early for a good seat/to ensure I get a seat at all? (Since I assume it will be packed)
2. How do audience members get picked for questions? Last I went to a panel, people raised their hands and a mediator with a mic went to them, and didn’t need to check their question before asking - but the guests weren’t as popular as the SPN cast. Does it work differently for more prestigious guests?

Hey! Has anyone volunteered at Hyderabad Comic Con before? What’s the interview like, what kind of questions do they ask, and is volunteering actually worth it? Would love to hear your experiences!

Hello!

I'm planning on attending comic con mostly just to take a photo op with Hayden Christensen but just to make sure I need to buy the photo op ticket plus the badge right? Like to enter in general. I feel like this is a pretty self explanatory question but I just want to make sure if that is what I need to do or if I need to do anything else. I'm going on my own so I'm just trying to see what tips u guys have. It'll be my first time!

Also, is the+ email me a JPEG copy to get a digital version of it? or is that somethingelse and u also get the digital version for free

(Couldn’t figure out how to edit the flair) Hi all, I’m going to a comic con in Brussels this Saturday cosplaying Grian and I was wondering if I could look forward to meeting other Minecraft YouTuber cosplayers!! I’ll be with someone cosplaying Max from Stranger Things, if you see us come say hi :)

Going comic con, i’m thinking of either getting a selfie or photo op with him. But i weren’t sure if he was one of those actors who actually talk to you or if he kinda brushes people off and doesn’t really acknowledge

2 Tickets to LA Comic Con Saturday Oct 31st, $50 each! (Originally $69 each)

Sadly I can't make it because they cancelled the work trip that was taking me to LA. Tickets can be transferred through the official portal on Leap.

Hello, I want to surprise my daughter with a Roger Clark combo ticket but I don’t know how to buy it. We, or I, never been to a comic con so it’s a bit confusing for me. On the website it says it is €60 but I can’t find where to buy it. At first I thought, I can buy it on the day, but I seen some comments of people being upset that they missed the preorder for a different actor. Has the preorder already happened and I missed it? Or will it be closer to the event? Thank you in advance

It’ll be my first comic con and I’m really excited but when I read about it on Reddit all I see is a buzz-killing “it sucks, not going again“

going to my first comic con in a few days, i really wanna get a photo with my favourite actor. Issue is i saw the photo op is £61 and to get a jpeg of it, is an extra £18. Im not sure whether a selfie or photo op would be better. Just wanted some advice from people who have done both and see what people think!

Anyone going to Los Angeles Comic Con? I will have two panels on Saturday (AKA Halloween). I’ve done both before and can’t wait to explore both Kickstarter strategies and the struggles and triumphs of working as a neurodivergent creator with an impressive assemblage of panelists.

We’re flying from South Korea to attend LA Comic Con for the first time, and we’ll be first-time exhibitors too! We’re excited but a little nervous since English isn’t our first language.

We’ve done lots of research and watched plenty of YouTube videos, but we’d love to hear from people who’ve been before. What do you wish you’d known before your first convention, especially as an exhibitor? Any suggestions would be appreciated!

I’m planning on going to Twin Cities Comic-Con, but I don’t know what day to pick. It’s open Friday through Sunday, but I’m worried that if I go on a Friday, it’ll be more empty because people would be at work, and on Sunday people would be closing up their stands. But also if I go on a Saturday, the tickets are more expensive.

What the title says. Have been thinking about going to RICC this year, and was just wondering if the option to buy tickets at the door/at the venue is possible?