Gearing up for Comic Con

The return of Rutherglen Comic Con is drawing closer.

The popular bash – hosted by BGCP Comic Con – will be at the Town Hall on Saturday February 1.

A spokesperson for the convention said:“Thanks to the continued support

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havVe niosit Haughey, we intention of slowing down, with yet another great line up of traders, activities and guests to entertain comic and film fans of all ages.

“This year we plan to fill the Rutherglen Town Hall with 60 traders selling

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there will involved with many classic be the BGCP Cosplay comic tales over the years Competition hosted by

Cosplayer Kathy Alves, giving everyone the chance to dress up and strike a pose on stage in their best superhero costume.

Entry is £2 per person with under 10’s going free and tickets can bAepBurcLhaEsedTat

www. bgcp.co.uk

Lees, Dundee artist & writer Monty Nero, artist Neil Slorance and more to be announced.

“We will also be hosting the BGCP Jurassic Class, a 45 minute class where you will be taken back in time

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