by Jason Harris
The Seventh Annual Boston Comic Con happened this weekend at the Seaport World Trade Center. It was originally scheduled for the weekend April 20 through 21 at the Hynes Convention Center, but was postponed because of the lockdown following the Boston Marathon bombing.
The convention organizer’s expected this year’s attendance to be 15,000. There were artist and event panels. There was also an Independent Film Festival on Saturday and a Zombie Film Festival on Sunday.
Boston Comic Con’s biggest celebrity guests were Laurie Holden of The Walking Dead and Kristen Bauer of True Blood. The other guests included Aidan Turner and Dean O’Gorman, who play the dwarves Kili and Fili respectively in The Hobbit movies.
Laurie Holden of The Walking Dead talking with a fan.
The convention had many comic book artists such as Mark Bagley and James O’Barr. It had celebrities for the reading crowd too such as authors Joe Hill, Christopher Golden, and Steve Niles, who have all written comic books.
Illustrator Gabriel Rodriguez and author Joe Hill.
Author Christopher Golden.
There were authors there that are not involved with comic books.
Author Estevan Vega signing a book for a fan.
Author Estevan Vega isn’t new to big conventions. He was meeting fans and signing books at last year’s Rhode Island Comic Con.
If you went to the convention to see what attendees were dressing up as then you weren’t disappointed.
Captain America and Wonder Woman.
Loki.
Futurama’s Turanga Leela, Philip J. Fry, and Dr. John A. Zoidberg.
Green Lantern.
Princess Leia and Darth Vader.
Batman talking with a mermaid.
The X-men
The Transformers’ Bumblebee with some con attendees.
Dr. Doom.
Harley Quinn and the Joker.
Thor.
Mr. T and Bane.
Bane and Mr. Freeze.
Wonder Woman.
Pictures of the crowds, vendors, game players and groups at this year’s Boston Comic Con.
The 501st New England Garrison.
The 501st new England Garrison.
The Ghostbusters of New Hampshire.
The Ghostbusters of New Hampshire.
The women of Sci-fi Saturday Night.
Author Stacey Longo with Sci-fi Saturday Night’s The Dome.
Boston Comic Con is over, but I’m looking forward to the 2014 one.
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