Big Flats, NY – Page One Entertainment is excited to announce that the 11th Annual Twin Tiers Comic Con was a tremendous success, drawing more than 4,000 fans from across the region. The weekend was packed with comics, cosplay, gaming, collectibles, and all things pop culture.

The excitement filled the venue as attendees of all ages immersed themselves in an unforgettable celebration of fandom. Guests enjoyed an expanded lineup of vendors, artists, writers, gaming stations, celebrity guests, cosplay contests, and interactive fan experiences.

Attendees immersed themselves in video game tournaments, a Pokémon Scavenger Hunt, board game demonstrations, Q&A panels, and the return of the T2C2 Cosplay Nation with its Adult Cosplay Contest and Youth Cosplay Parade. New additions, such as the MakerVerse and StreamerVerse, added fresh energy to the convention floor, offering opportunities to meet makers, artists, and online creators.

Meanwhile, the StreamerVerse Passport Challenge kept fans engaged as they competed for prizes. The strong turnout and enthusiastic feedback from both attendees and exhibitors further demonstrated why T2C2 remains the region’s most beloved and enduring pop-culture event. “This year’s Comic Con absolutely blew us away. T2C2 has always been about bringing people together, and seeing the energy, the costumes, the families, the veterans, and all the kids celebrating made the weekend truly unforgettable.

This event is about joy, imagination, and creativity, and we’re incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make it our best year yet,” said Michael Royle, T2C2 Co-Founder. More than 1,000 children ages 14 and under were admitted free, continuing T2C2’s commitment to accessibility for young fans and families, which is made possible in partnership with the Chemung County Youth Bureau. Veterans also received free admission as a way of honoring their service and ensuring the event remains welcoming to all who wish to attend. “Each year, we work to create an event that’s not only fun but truly engaging for fans across the Twin Tiers.

Seeing thousands of people coming through our doors this weekend showed how much people love and value this world of comics and pop culture. We’re proud to host something that sparks excitement for fans of all ages and continues to grow in amazing ways,” said Kevin Falkenberg, T2C2 Co-Founder.A cherished T2C2 tradition, the annual charity auction returned once again, this year raising funds for the Food Bank of the Southern Tier.

Organizers emphasized that supporting a local nonprofit each year remains a meaningful and permanent part of the convention’s mission. This year’s partnership highlights the ongoing issue of food insecurity across the region, with proceeds helping the Food Bank continue to provide essential resources to individuals and families in need. T2C2 leadership noted that the convention’s growing attendance allows them to make an even greater impact each year and reaffirmed their commitment to using the event as a force for good. Twin Tiers Comic Con is the region’s premier pop culture celebration, bringing together fans of comics, art, gaming, sci-fi, anime, collectibles, and more. Dedicated to creativity, accessibility, and delivering unforgettable fan experiences, the convention continues to expand each year. Twin Tiers Comic Con is thrilled to announce that the event will return next year on November 13th & 14th, promising even more entertainment, guest appearances, activities, and can’t-miss experiences for fans.