Annual Comic Book Conventions from Around the World
Comic Book Lovers Unite
By Emma S., published May 11, 2006
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In late June, Knoxville, Tennessee will feature it's annual comic book fair called Adventure Con. You'll see celebrities, along with toys and comics - over 400 tables full! Find information on booking a table, dates of the show, and local hotels by logging on to: http://toyshow.org
The Aggie Con, held at Texas A&M University, features an annual science fiction, fantasy and horror convention. They have a Costume contest and Masquerade Ball, a huge dealer's room, live performances of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, 24 hour computer gaming and more. Join the AggieCon mailing list to keep abreast of the happenings, or go to http://aggiecon.tamu.edu for more info.
The annual Japanese animation convention is a huge ordeal featuring three days of fan art, contests, displays and fun. Held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, the convention takes place at the Winnipeg Convention Centre in mid-July. Pre-register at their website: www.ai-kon.org
Discuss art, comics, pop culture and comics while attending the Anime USA convention, held in November of each year. Hundreds, sometimes thousands of guests and enthusiasts converge on the Sheraton Premiere at Tysons Corner in Vienna, Virginia. Local hotels provide a shuttle service to and from the convention for those in need. Register for the event here: www.animeusa.org
The Baltimore Comic-Con features anime, manga, comics, DVD's, cards games and much more. It's held in October and is located at The Baltimore Convention Center in Maryland. Want more info? Phone 410-526-7410 or email cardscomicscollectibles@yahoo.com
Comic lovers can display their collections or even sell off some of their comics, when they attend any one of hundreds of comic book conventions in the U.S. or abroad.
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Did You Know?
In 1842, "The Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck" became the first comic book published in the United States.
Resources
- Locate many more comic conventions: dragonberry.com/links/pages/Comic_Book_Conven
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