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Topcon brings comics and art together

September 20, 2016

Larger Than Life: Iron Man and Captain America gather a crowd to take a picture with, including participants in the cosplay contest. The Iron Brothers of Topeka have made an appearance at Topcon every year since its debut, selling pictures and interacting with the crowd.
Sunnie Planthold joins children at the coloring table in the Kid Zone.
Parents watch as their children try to beat the highscores in retro video games provided by Warpzone Retroplex.
Greg Peters stands next to some of his original work from “The Lion King” and “Animaniacs.”
The War Machine by Iron Brothers Of Topeka poses for families to take pictures.
Larger Than Life: Iron Man and Captain America gather a crowd to take a picture with, including participants in the cosplay contest. The Iron Brothers of Topeka have made an appearance at Topcon every year since its debut, selling pictures and interacting with the crowd.
Sunnie Planthold joins children at the coloring table in the Kid Zone.

Topeka Convention returned for its third annual convention with gaming, art, comics, cosplay and vendors – and a plethora of new and famous faces – from Sept. 16 to 18 at the Ramada Topeka Downtown Hotel & Convention Center.