Liverpool Comic Con has revealed that a number of Stranger Things stars will appear at the convention later this year.
The hit Netflix show returned with a bang earlier this year for its fourth season and it has been hugely popular with fans across the globe. The latest season - the show’s penultimate - introduced The Hellfire Club, a Dungeons and Dragons roleplay group.
Now, Liverpool Comic Con has confirmed that four Stranger Things stars, including a number of Hellfire Club members, will be appearing at the event in November. All four will appear on both days.
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Among those confirmed for the event are Raphael Luce, who played young Henry Creel, Grant Goodman who played Hellfire Club member Freak, Trey Best who played Corroded Coffin member Jeff, and Gwydion Lashlee-Walton who played Garath, another Hellfire Club member. Each of the stars will be appearing on both days of Comic Con. There will be autograph and photograph opportunities for each.
There is also a group photograph opportunity available featuring Grant Goodman, Trey Best and Gwydion Lashlee-Walton, who are in ‘Corroded Coffin’, Eddie Munson’s band in Stranger Things. The stars join Breaking Bad and The Mandalorian star Giancarlo Esposito, Sons of Anarchy star Charlie Hunnam, Twilight actors Peter Facinelli and Ashley Greene and many more who have already been confirmed for the event. Esposito will be available for photos and autographs.
Comic Con is returning to Liverpool’s Exhibition Centre on the waterfront from November 19 to 20, 2022. Tickets are on sale now and can be bought via the Comic Con website .
You can buy tickets for both Saturday and Sunday, or just one of the days. Prices start at £21.45 for adults and £8.80 for children per day. For full details on Liverpool Comic Con, including how to get tickets and the guests confirmed so far, click here .
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