Get ready Adelaide: Oz Comic-Con is coming to town

Oz Comicon in adelaide
Fans of pop culture have something else to look forward to in Adelaide this June. Oz Comic-Con has announced two epic events, with the Adelaide Showgrounds set to host the first on June 3-4.

Adelaide fans can look forward to brushing shoulders with famous guests such as Emily Swallow (known for her role as The Armourer in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett), Abby Trott (who voiced Nezuko Kamado in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba), and JusZ Cosplay, with more guests expected to be added to the lineup.

The event promises to have all the elements that make up the foundations of Oz Comic-Con, with a show floor that includes Artist Alley, Gaming Zones, and various stages for panels, workshops, and community engagement. Cosplay enthusiasts can enjoy Cosplay Central, where they can meet local cosplay heroes for photos and insights from the industry. The Australian Championships of Cosplay will also return, showcasing the immense talent and craftsmanship from all around the country, with entrants vying for a chance to join Oz Comic-Con’s Hall of Fame.

Oz ComiCon Adelaide

Attendees can expect a full weekend of industry talks and panels, free play gaming opportunities, workshops, and plenty of retail opportunities for exclusive pop culture merchandise that can’t be found anywhere else.

If you’re a fan of pop culture in Adelaide, mark your calendars for June 3-4 and get ready to experience a weekend bursting with character at Oz Comic-Con.


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