Edinburgh superhero fans are in with a treat as the iconic Batmobile from the 1989 Batman film is set to be on display in the city centre for Comic Con.
The legendary vehicle will be parked on Register Square, outside St James Quarter on May 6 and 7 for the event and fans will have the chance to get their photo taken next to it.
The classic Batmobile, used by the superhero Batman, featured in the original 1989 film, with movie and comic fans also getting the chance to pose next to the Ecto-1 car from Ghostbusters, which will be situated at the Multrees entrance to the shopping centre.
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As well as posing next to some of the most iconic superhero vehicles, fans will also get the chance to meet some of the hero's themselves with Spiderman among those making an appearance alongside everyone's favourite ogre Shrek.
Attendees will also learn about the world of comic books from the experts, with special guest appearances from the likes of Jim Alexander, Monty Nero and Art of Fish who have all written or drawn for Marvel, DC and 2000 AD.
There will also be interactive workshops including a slime making session the kids will love, as well as mask making workshop where guests can step into the shoes of their favourite superhero and create their own iconic look.
Comic Con is encouraging guests to get involved in the action and take part in its renowned cosplay competition on Saturday May 6 at 3:20pm where a first-place trophy and cash prize is up for grabs.
Kicking off from 10am on Saturday, the B3 car park will be transformed into a hub of activity, courtesy of the Big Glasgow Comic Page, featuring everything from comic book and memorabilia sellers and workshops to props and gaming.
Nick Peel, Managing Director at St James Quarter said: “Don't miss out on the ultimate celebration of superheroes and villains at St James Quarter this weekend. With a diverse range of attractions including the Batmobile, cosplay competitions, merchandise vendors, comic characters, and interactive workshops, there's something for everyone. We cannot wait to welcome you all to Comic Con this weekend!”
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