All you need to know as Comic Con returns to Perth
The BGCP-organised event first came to Perth last year, where 3,500 people attended. It will return to the Dewar's Centre on Saturday.
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The BGCP-organised event first came to Perth last year, where 3,500 people attended. It will return to the Dewar's Centre on Saturday.
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An estimated 1500 people are expected to attend the event with 1000 tickets already purchased in advance.
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