L.A. Comic Con 2025 is almost here! This 3-day weekend promises to be filled with a ton of incredible experiences. With events ranging from a brand-new anime activation to reunions, premieres, and an Artists Alley with over 1,000 artists and vendors – there is so much to see and do! Plus, with ScreenRant as this year’s official media partner, there will be main stage panels with big stars that you won’t want to miss.
L.A. Comic Con 2025 is almost here! This 3-day weekend promises to be filled with a ton of incredible experiences. With events ranging from a brand-new anime activation to reunions, premieres, and an Artists Alley with over 1,000 artists and vendors – there is so much to see and do! Plus, with ScreenRant as this year’s official media partner, there will be main stage panels with big stars that you won’t want to miss.
L.A. Comic Con has always been about the fans,” said Chris DeMoulin, CEO/GM of Los Angeles Comic Con parent company Comikaze Entertainment Inc. “This year, we’re going bigger and broader than ever, welcoming top talent from across pop culture, leveling up our anime programming, and creating even more immersive experiences for every kind of fan. Whether you’re into comics, sci-fi, horror, or gaming, there’s no better place to celebrate your fandom than at our show.”
(Photo courtesy of Chris DeMoulin)
For example, the main stage, will present a screening of the CBS comedy, “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” season 2 premiere pilot, followed by a star-studded panel featuring series stars Emily Osment, Montana Jordan, Rachel Bay Jones, Will Sasso, Dougie Baldwin, and Jessie Prez, along with executive producer Steve Holland.
The main stage will also feature the Scarlet Witch herself, Elizabeth Olsen, alongside Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) co-star Paul Bettany. They both take the stage on Saturday, September 27th to take part in a Q&A moderated by Joseph Deckelmeier, host & digital content producer for ScreenRant.
Fan-favorite actors from the casts of “Daredevil” and “Doctor Who” will also take the main stage to spotlight their respective series.
Additionally, a “Scream” reunion panel will bring together Matthew Lillard, Skeet Ulrich and Jamie Kennedy for a celebration of the iconic horror franchise. I’m a fan of the movie and will be sure to attend this one!
This panel will no doubt get fans excited for the 35,000-square-foot CarnEvil of Souls spooky maze and horror experience. This immersive haunt curated by scare legend Mr. Floats will be a major attraction at L.A. Comic Con.
When I asked Chris DeMoulin, CEO of L.A. Comic Con, which main stage panel at this year’s Comic Con is the most anticipated, he replied, “To the true fan, the most anticipated panel is the one that features what they love! But in general, I think the Elizabeth Olsen/Paul Bettany (Avengers/WandaVision) panel, and the David Tennant/Billie Piper (Doctor Who) panel are the most broadly anticipated.”
One immersive experience that I am personally looking forward to is the Akiba Station, curated by Otaku Collectives. Making its debut at L.A. Comic Con, this area will offer fans interactive exhibits, exclusive merchandise, panels at the Gaming and Anime Stage, the Japanese Arcade Terminal, and much more! There will be popular Japanese creators and voice talent featured at the show for the first time.
Just like in years past, L.A. Comic Con will take place at the Los Angeles Convention Center in downtown LA.
Show hours for the three-day event are as follows:
- Friday, September 26: 1pm – 8pm
- Saturday, September 27: 9:30am – 7pm
- Sunday, September 28: 9:30am – 5pm
Location
L.A. Comic Con
Los Angeles Convention Center
1201 South Figueroa Street
Los Angeles, CA 90015
For more information and to book your tickets, visit the website here. Be sure to follow their Facebook page and Instagram account for the latest updates!
Disclosure: No monetary compensation was received for this post. This blog post is for informational purposes. Images shown in this post are used with permission. As always, my opinions are 100% my own.
Times like this I wish I were in LA!
I have always wanted to go to Comic Con! I would love to see the casts of Doctor Who & Scream, as well as the conversation with Dan Houser. Of course, the cosplay comp would be fun to see too!
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I love Comic Cons! They’re always so much fun to attend. I wish I could go to this one. The Scream panel sounds awesome. My daughter would be geeking out as two of those stars are in the new FNAF movie.