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NC Comicon Sets Attendance Records

NC Comicon Sets Attendance Records

Published Mon, 26 Nov 2012 11:30:04 -0600

The North Carolina Comicon was told, "No more" after only two hours into their show. Run by North Carolina's Ultimate Comics retailer, Alan Gill, the show saw attendance of over 4,500 people in only its 3rd year and quickly maxed out capacity.

Hosting such talent as Frank Cho, Cary Nord, Tommy Lee Edwards, Bernard Chang and others, the show also featured several panels. Announcements for next year's show will be coming soon.

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