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What’s New at Salt Lake Comic Con This Year

Check out what’s new this year.

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Photo by Crystal Nageli

Comic Con starts September 24, 2015 and fans are eagerly lining up to see what’s new. Utah Stories has a sneak peek:

1.  Funko Pop Collectibles World Tour featuring Asia and Hikari collectible lines. Click here for more information: http://saltlakecomiccon.com/portfolio-item/funko-presents-pop-life-tour/

2. Action Figure Photo Op – get your photo taken in an Action Figure Box and become your own hero. http://saltlakecomiccon.com/portfolio-item/action-figure-photo-op/

3.  Heroic Tales of the Extraordinary – a Salt Lake Comic Con exclusive is a collection of short stories by up and coming authors with the proceeds benefiting Aaron Allston Foundation. http://saltlakecomiccon.com/portfolio-item/heroic-tales-of-the-extraordinary-anthology/

4.  Guinness World Record Attempt. Salt Lake Comic Con will attempt to break the world record for the largest gathering of comic book characters on Friday, September 25. http://saltlakecomiccon.com/guinness-world-record-attempt/

5.  Star Trek Continues Episode V – world premiere. Star Trek Continues is an award winning web series. http://saltlakecomiccon.com/star-trek-continues-world-premiere/

And more – including the Captain America Harley, the Game of Thrones iron throne, The Supernatural 1967 Chevy Impala and a Star Wars battle pod.

 

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