Joker in the pack! Superheroes and villains descend on London for second day of MCM Comic Con
- Thousands of superhero fans arrived at the ExCel exhibition centre for the second day of the bi-annual festival
- It is set to attract 130,000 fans over the weekend and is even home to tattoo parlours and gaming centres
- The next event of the year will be held at The NEC in Birmingham next month on November 16 to 17
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Thousands of superhero fans descended on London to enjoy the second day of the bi-annual Comic Con festival.
The event, which is being held at the ExCel London exhibition centre on the royal docks, was attended by enthusiasts dressed as characters including Deadpool, the Joker and Spiderman.
It even includes tattoo parlours, a gaming centre, an international Cosplay competition, and several talks and photo opportunities with celebrities.
The exhibitions are set to attract 130,000 fans over the course of the weekend with the price for General Admission tickets starting at £25.
A second event of the year will be held at The NEC in Birmingham next month on November 16 to 17.
Thousands of superhero fans descended on London to enjoy the second day of the bi-annual Comic Con festival with one fan turning up as an angelic version of Deadpool (pictured)
A fan inspired by the recent film adaptation of Stephen King’s IT was also spotted haunting the exhibition centre (pictured). The event is set to attract 130,000 fans over the course of the weekend
The event, which is being held at the ExCel London exhibition centre on the royal docks. Pictured: One fan rocked up as a punk Spiderman
One visitor arrived as a risque version of Princess Peach who is part of Nintendo’s Mario franchise
Josh Walker attended the MCM London Comic Con as Thor complete with the Endgame Stormbreaker Hammer
Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker had inspired some fans (left) who turned up at the event which was £25 for a General Admission ticket. Another attendee, Kimmie Katt, posed with her hands on her hips as she stood outside the festival as a defiant Batman
Doctor Who enthusiasts, armed with sonic screwdrivers, were also among the attendees. A second event of the year will be held at The NEC in Birmingham next month on November 16 to 17
Angus Connor attended the two-day festival as Captain America fresh from a battle