14 – 15th May 2011
Ramada City Inn & the Mercure Holland House Hotels
International Guests, Interactive Panels, European Showcase, Big on Small Press, New Title launches and those ever collectable EXpo EXclusives!
Saturday June 18th 2011
The Studio, 7 Cannon Street, Birmingham, B2 5EP
COMICS LAUNCH PAD is a new and exciting event brought to you by International Comic Shows, the organisation behind the long-running British International Comics Show.
A one-day conference aimed at professionals, aspiring professionals and those with a serious interest in the business of making comics, Launch Pad promises to be an enlightening and fascinating experience.
With emphasis on the digital revolution that is sweeping the industry, there has never been a more exciting and challenging time for the medium. Launch Pad will examine and embrace these changes which affect not just how we create comics, but also how we deliver them to readers. All aspects of traditional and digital methods of creating and distributing comics, as well as the ever growing and diverse self-publishing movement, will be covered in depth.
Saturday 18th June 2001
The Mackintosh Church Arts & Heritage Centre
Welcome to Glasgow Comic Con. The first event of it's kind in Glasgow for 15 years. We'll be going 'old school' with new twists. The event will be taking place in the unconvential but totally stunning Mackintosh Church, Arts & Heritage Centre, where "pop culture comics meets a design icon".
31st March – 1st April 2012
Eden Court, Inverness
The first comics event of its kind in the Highlands was held on 2nd & 3rd February 2008, at Eden Court, Inverness. It all started with a chance conversation and snowballed from there into a great first-year success - despite having less than four months to organise it, no budget and snow blocking the main roads on the actual weekend!
We at Hi-Ex are proud to be the only comic event that seeks to bring comics, sci-fi, cartoons and sequential arts to a new audience in the North, while giving existing comic fans in Scotland a convention of their own. Our goals are to raise money for charity, to give families and children a chance join in with some good geek fun, and to inspire a new generation to become great Scottish comic creators. We are determined to represent as wide a spectrum as possible of comics: classic British titles, Manga, sci-fi, thriller, gaming, fantasy, horror, superheroes, European, cartoons, children's, independent, humour, and much much more!
8th – 10th July 2011
Earls Court 2, London
Now running over 3 days, there will be plenty on offer to entertain and surprise you. Guests from the world of film, television, sports and many other forms of entertainment will be appearing over the three days, with opportunities to have photos taken, listen to talks as well as the chance to grab a few autographs.
Whatever you're into, you will find something at London Film and Comic Con to satisfy your couriosity and with so many like minded fans around, you will have a great weekend unlike any other.
May 27th – 29th 2011
Excel - London Royal Victoria Dock
August 27th 2011
Holiday Inn, Birmingham City Centre, Smallbrook Queensway, Birmingham, B5 4EW
2011 B.C. is Birmingham's very own comics convention!
With a host of all-star guests (including Mark Millar), fun-packed events and over 50 exhibitors, 2011 B.C. promises to be THE must-attend comics event of the summer!
Book online at the Ticket Desk today!
14 – 20th November 2011
Thought Bubble is the UK’s largest annual event which celebrates sequential art in all its forms, including everything from superheroes to independent and small press comics. We are a non profit making organisation dedicated to promoting comics and graphic novels as an important cultural art form. Taking place at a variety of venues across the city, our aim is to cater to both long-time comic book fans and those who have never picked up a graphic novel before!
