BGCP brings it's travelling Comic Con to the largest Shopping Quarter in Scotland when they take over St James Quarter.
The event will take place in the massive third floor car park both days and entry is completely free so no tickets are needed.
Edinburgh Comic Con will feature traders, props, gaming, workshops, special guests and meet and greets with all of your favourite heroes and villains over two full days.
With a stellar line-up of activities, this is set to be the biggest comic con event the city has ever seen and promises to be a fun-filled weekend for all.
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