Numerous stars of the big and small screen will be travelling to Scotland next month to have pictures taken with fans and sign autographs.
The annual Comic Con Scotland (Aberdeen) event is coming to the city’s P&J Live Arena on the weekend of March 1 and 2.
For those news to Comic Con events, you pay to get into the event, where there will be a number of attractions, movie props and stalls, then you also pay to meet your favourite star and get a picture with them, an autograph, or both.
Standard tickets for the ACME event are available here and cost £26.95 for a day or £48.40 for the weekend. Child tickets are available from £11 and under-4s go free.
Andy Kleek, CEO of Monopoly Events who organise Comic Con said: “Comic Con Scotland North East is the ultimate destination for fans to celebrate all things pop culture. We’ve got an amazing array of guests for our upcoming show and we are excited to bring together a diverse community to share their passions and create unforgettable memories.”
Here are 13 of the biggest stars you can meet at the event, and how much it’ll set you back for a pic or signature.

9. Sean Gunn
Sean Gunn is most famous for his roles as Kirk Gleason in 'The Gilmour Girls' and as Kraglin Obfonteri in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He's charging £35 for an autograph and the same amount for a picture (plus booking fee). | Getty Images for ReedPop

10. Zach Galligan
Zach Galligan will be in Aberdeen with his 'Gremins' co-star Gizmo. You can get a picture with both of them for £30 and an autograph (presumably just from Zach) for the same (plus booking fee). | Getty Images

11. Craig Fairbrass
For £30 (plus booking fee) you can get a picture with, or an autograph from, 'Rise of the Footsoldier' (and 'Eastenders) star Craig Fairbrass. | Getty Images

12. Dogpool/Peggy
Peggy was shot to global fame after winning the title of the UK's ugliest dog and being cast as Dogpool in superhero blockbuster 'Deadpool & Wolverine'. I'll set you back £40 for a picture with her and another £40 for a 'pawtograph' (plus booking fee). | Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images

