Comicpalooza 2024 in Houston was a blast

As you probably already know, my wife Donna and I attend several of these Comic Con type events every year and have a great time participating in the cosplay contests, meeting the stars, doing photo ops, etc. This past Memorial Holiday weekend was no different as we went to Comicpalooza in Houston, Texas, our first time together at this one, and friends and fans, it was awesome.

We’ve been all over the area including San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, Shreveport and even as far as St Louis. But this time we went to Houston and Comicpalooza.

The George R. Brown Convention Center is a monstrous building and this event has expanded to the max, which is great because as busy as these big inconveniences are, it can get very crowded, very quickly. This event, however, ran perfectly, the customers were well behaved and we never felt overcrowded or sardinated.

Everyone associated with the event, from venue security to volunteers and staff members we dealt with at Comicpalooza 2024, were very polite and helpful. The overall fan experience was great and although the lines were long for some autograph sessions and photo ops, everything seemed to go smoothly, which, in this kind of potential chaos, is all that is that any fan can ask for.

I’m sure some people had issues, it’s hard to please everyone, but we had a wonderful time and will happily attend another Comicpalooza event.

Some pictures :

Who was there:

This year’s guests included Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Fox, John Cena, Robert Englund, John Heder, Rebecca Romijn and Anson Mount, to name a few.

The sad thing about watching these events is that it’s hard to “do it all”… Check out these videos of everything that was happening:

Subscribe to @Comicpalooza on YouTube to follow along, more videos to come.

The verdict!

Do we recommend attending Comicpalooza 2025? Absolutely… will we be there? Unknown at the moment, but if we can, yes!

Learn more at Comicpalooza.com.

What’s coming soon to Ark-La-Tex? Check out Geek’d Con in Shreveport, it gets bigger and better every year.