Missouri Comic-Con – Fun for the Whole Family! Comic Book Legends, Wrestling & TV Actors
The MissouriCon Annual comic book convention & pop culture event located in the beautiful City of St. Louis, Missouri. The MissouriCon strives to be Missouri’s best and truest comic con featuring fandoms of multiple genres. As long-time fans of comic books, toys, pop-culture, cosplay, animation, horror, sci-fi and fantasy, the promoter wanted to bring that style event to the St. Louis Area.
The show has over 125 vendors that cater to a wide-spectrum of interests including comic books, magazines, toys, games, movies, television, anime, manga, wrestling, cosplay, artwork, sketches and apparel plus much more. In addition, a roster of comic industry professionals and fandom-related celebrities are in attendance for attendees to meet and greet. This will be one event not to miss for the whole family! Over $2500 in Door Prizes.
Confirmed Featured Guests & Attractions include:
Tickets on sale now – General Admission is only $20.00 – All Kids Under 11 are FREE plus FREE Parking. Its Fun for the whole family! VIP Tickets are $50.00 and Platinum Tickets are $100.00. We have a Huge Cosplay Contest for all Attendees with amazing Prices at 4:00pm. You can purchase tickets online or at the Door. The MissouriCon will take place on Saturday September 24, 2022 from 10:00am to 5:00pm at the Holiday Inn Convention Center at 811 N 9th St, St. Louis, MO 63101, United States.
Tel: 1-314-421-4000. For more information please visit http://www.missouricon.com
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