Cowtown Comic Con Tickets

Cowtown Comic Con is Fort Worth’s community-driven convention that highlights local comic creators, artists, and vendors. Born around 2020, the show emphasizes the vibrant Texas comic scene over celebrity stars, offering a welcoming, no-pressure experience for fans and makers alike. Historically hosted at venues like Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth and, more recently, the Dickies Arena campus, Cowtown Comic Con serves as a hub for independent comics, art, tabletop games, and community vendors. Whether you’re a devoted local creator or a fan hunting unique art, Cowtown Comic Con is the place to connect with the people shaping Fort Worth’s comics culture.

Upcoming appearances continue to spotlight Texas artists and creators. For 2024, the event took place at the Dickies Arena (Simmons Bank Pavilion) in Fort Worth on October 26–27, with accessible ticket options. Looking ahead, Cowtown Comic Con is listed for July 18–19, 2026 in Waxahachie, Texas, marking a broader regional footprint while preserving its creator-first ethos.

About the performer: Cowtown Comic Con operates as a dynamic hub for local creators, vendors, and fans. While not primarily a celebrity-focused show, it features a diverse lineup of illustrators, writers, and independent publishers who reflect Fort Worth’s creative spirit. The convention maintains active social media channels and a central hub (including a Linktree) to keep attendees informed on guests, vendors, schedules, and updates. For fans, the appeal is straightforward: great conversations, sketches, zines, and opportunities to buy directly from artists.

Social links: find official updates and event coverage on social media and the CowtownCon hub. Always check the latest posts for guest announcements and schedule changes. Fort Worth attendees can expect a friendly, community-centered experience that feels like catching up with a local artist collective—because that’s exactly what Cowtown Comic Con is all about.

Social media: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Linktree