Pop Culture Canada brought Comicon to the Memorial Centre Sunday from 10 to 3. The travelling organization had been in Smiths Falls on Saturday,

The comic convention was well-received, as not only was the hall jammed with vendors, but it was very well attended by not only teens and kids, but because of its broad definition embracing a wide swathe of pop culture, by adults as well.

Comicon attracts fans of popular culture, notably comic books, video games, movies, television shows, anime, manga, toys, stuffed toys and fantasy literature.

A regular feature of Comicon is fans dressing up in costumes of characters they admire. Brockville’s Comic-Con was no exception.

Holly Roddick, 14, a Thousand Islands Secondary School student, was decked out in the character of Furina de Fontaine from G

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