I have now been to two Comic-Cons, my first being the Phoenix Comic-Con and the second being Tucson. The Tucson Comic-Con was not really impressive.
They only got a few names, and not big ones, for autographs and so on. Since they did not get any big names, they should be doing to big events to make up for it. They did not do that either.
It was great that they had the traditional arcade games set up to play as well as board games you could check out, but other than that there was not really anything of note.
The panels were only discussions with fans, they did not have any panels where you were able to learn something new - it would have been nice to get the classes instead of simply discussions.
The vendors were nice, though not a lot of diversity between them... most sold comics, Funko POPs, and mystery boxes that were not worth the money.
This Comic-Con is small, good for starters, but for the price you pay for a ticket, was not really worth it. read more