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IN PHOTOS: Action-packed cosplayers take over at Comic Con Mumbai 2023

Updated On: 13 February, 2023 01:08 PM IST |

Held at Bandra Kurla Complex, Comic-Con 2023 in Mumbai brought together comic geeks for a two-day event full of comics, merchandise, games, and cosplay. One of the exhibits included an exclusive graded Ironman comic from 1959 worth Rs 8 Lakhs

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Attendees dressed up as comic characters to participate in the Cosplay competition. Photo Courtesy: Comic Con Mumbai
Attendees dressed up as comic characters to participate in the Cosplay competition. Photo Courtesy: Comic Con Mumbai
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Participants armored up and got ready to present their geekdom at the Cosplay competition in Mumbai's Comic-Con edition

Participants armored up and got ready to present their geekdom at the Cosplay competition in Mumbai's Comic-Con edition

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Comic-Con is a platform for pop-culture audience and comic buffs

Comic-Con is a platform for pop-culture audience and comic buffs

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Comic-Con Mumbai hosted events like podcasts, live music, stand-up comedy, and illusionist shows

Comic-Con Mumbai hosted events like podcasts, live music, stand-up comedy, and illusionist shows

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Comic geeks of all age groups were welcomed at the Comic-Con Mumbai to participate in Cosplay

Comic geeks of all age groups were welcomed at the Comic-Con Mumbai to participate in Cosplay

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The Indian Cosplay championship finalist at Comic-Con Mumbai won INR 75,000

The Indian Cosplay championship finalist at Comic-Con Mumbai won INR 75,000

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Indian actor, Siddhanth Chaturvedi attended Comic-Con Mumbai and posed with the cosplayers

Indian actor, Siddhanth Chaturvedi attended Comic-Con Mumbai and posed with the cosplayers

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