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Popverse brings together your favorite pop culture brands to deliver the content you crave from the creators and talent you love – from our homes to yours. A place for all things comics! Meet the pros, find new artists, new issues, something for every fan of comic books! It’s the end of play today for the London Film And Comic Con in London’s Hammersmith Olympia. Today was a quiet day but I am told that.
 
 

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The doors opened around 20 minutes late but other than that the process went fairly smoothly. There were some last-minute changes to covid policy sent out to everyone by e-mail including some perspex screens in some photo shoots and mandatory masks. These instructions were largely discounted however as very few people at the event were masked.

There were also no Perspex screens for signing guests making the event feel pretty much normal for autograph collectors. As darkness fell, on an unseasonably mild November evening, fans began gathering outside Olympia. The entry process, including covid pass checks, went smoothly and the reduced attendee numbers probably helped with this.

As 5pm rolled around the doors opened to a cheer and a small round of applause that spread through the crowd — relief perhaps that the event could finally happen after 16 months of delays. A number of Star Wars guests were announced for the Friday night but unfortunately there were several who did not attend.

The area was fairly busy and most guests appeared to have a steady stream of customers. He also played an x-wing tech in the Hoth rebel base — a role which he reported only recently came to light.

I also met Simon Williamson who signed on an image of Max Rebo — one of my favourite action figures as a kid. Mark was in attendance with a several other Sons of Anarchy guests but did have a number of table images from The Mandalorian. Mark is an interesting character and was happy to take time chat to fans.

Natalia was slightly elusive for autograph hunters as she had a photo shoot booked during the short opening hours of pm. A couple of times I was in her queue when it was closed — luckily, she was attending for the whole weekend. Both guests appeared popular and had fairly long queues for at least the first few hours of the show. Away from autographing, photo shoots and talks were starting to take place. However, there was room for a decent range of stalls selling a variety vintage and modern merchandise.

Cosplay groups such as the rebel legion were present but in smaller numbers than usual — possibly due to another big event taking place on the same weekend. I noted that unlike previous conventions, the event was not promoting any particular upcoming movie — perhaps due the studios promotion plans being affected by unpredictable release schedules.

Posted July 10, Any one going? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Comicopolis Posted July 10, I’ll be there – big up being organized for the Saturday night. Ken Aldred Posted July 10, I’m not going, but quite a decent range of comic creators there. Xela Posted July 11, Posted July 11, Joe Kim Posted July 11, Garf Posted July 11, Supernovaa30 Posted July 11, I was planning to go to but flight, hotel, tickets Xela Posted July 12, Posted July 12, I got a fist bump from him oh and some books signed Preview night was good, doors opened at 6pm.

There was more comic sellers than I thought there would be and definitely more than last year! LFCC has an area dedicated to retro gaming consoles for public to play. LFCC dedicated area for members of the public to meet and engage with comic creators. The Comic Zone also holds specialist talks from comic creators as well as smaller symposiums, designed to act as masterclasses for creators exhibiting in Artist’s alley. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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