A day at the Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo

This weekend you can find Supergirl, Obi Wan Kenobiand Brendan Fraser all under the same roof in Calgary.

The Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo hasreturnedto Stampede Park after being cancelledin 2020 and held with limited programming in 2021.

The four day event givesattendees the opportunity to dress up asand see their favourite characters from the world ofcomics, sci-fi, horror, anime and gaming.

Fans can geta photo with,or autograph from those involved in some of their favourite productions.

This year's guests includeactor Brendan Fraser, DC Comics artist Tom GrummettandJanet Varney pictured below who isthe voice ofKorra, the lead character of Nickelodeon's animated series,The Legend of Korra.

At Q & A sessions, fans can ask questions that have been on their minds about their favourite pieces of media to the people most capable of answering them.

Mattie, also known as Mithril Cosplays pictured below sells jewlery and t-shirts for fans and cosplayers.

"As a vendor it is so cool to be able to see the background and what goes into creating such an awesome atmosphere, so it's been quite enjoyable this year'" she said.

More than just a fun day out, events like the expo are big business for those who set up shop there.

Mattie says business has "been a little quiet," with many fan conventions like thiscancelled due to the pandemic, so she'sglad to be back.

Cosplayers were cheered on as theyshowed off their costumes and posed for the camera on the cosplay red carpet.

The event is an all ages affair, with young and old alike sharing their love for all things comics and entertainment.

Attendees were treated to screenings of anime and other shows and had thechance to rest their feet in different breakout rooms.

The expo istiring work and even ninja have to eat. Self described "anime and cosplay lovers" Mario and Leotake a snack break on the floor.