Comic-Cons are the best way for fans to meet their favourite stars and characters from across comic books, films and TV.
The Manchester Comic-Con is coming up and has attracted some big-name talent to it.
The event is one of the biggest comic-cons in the UK, coming after the London Comic-Con which took place in June 2022.
It also comes just one week after the San Diego Comic-Con, the main show that will inevitably pour out loads of news thanks to Marvel returning to Hall H.
Tickets range in price, from affordable to setting you back hundreds of pounds to take a snap with the stars of your favourite shows.
When is Manchester Comic-Con?
Manchester Comic-Con is taking place across two days at the end of July.
It will run on Saturday July 20 and Sunday 31.
There are days to go until the event and there are still plenty of tickets available for you to attend the show.
Which stars are attending Manchester Comic-Con?
The event is bringing on board some big-name talent and large cast groups for fans to meet.
One of the biggest names is Zachary Quinto, best known for playing Spock in the JJ Abrams Star Trek reboot films.
There is also Tyler Hoechlin and Bitsie Tulloch from Superman And Lois, who play the titular characters respectively.
The cast of Teem Wolf is also there, including Tyler Posey, Dylan Sprayberry and Linden Ashby.
Other famous faces include John Rhys Davies and Bernard Hill from Lord Of The Rings, DB Woodside and Aimee Garcia from Lucifer, and Peter Ostrum and other members of the Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory cast.
How much are tickets to Manchester Comic-Con?
Tickets for the Manchester Comic-Con range in price, depending on the day you attend, your length of stay and the guests you see.
Unsurprisingly, the Saturday is the most expensive, with the Teem Wolf Group photograph ticket being the most expensive at £206.
The Superman Group ticket is £176, and the Lucifer Group ticket is £126.
A standard entry ticket will set you back around £25, depending on the day you attend.
Children between the ages of one to four can attend for free, while children from the ages of five to nine will be charged around £8.80, depending on the day you go.
Full ticketing information can be found on the Manchester Comic-Con website.
