Dark Horse Comics Wants to Send You to SDCC!

San Diego Comic Con tickets are some of the most sought-after items in pop culture. The Geekiary loves SDCC, and we want to let you know about this amazing opportunity to win a chance to go to SDCC courtesy of Dark Horse Comics!

2016 marks the 30th anniversary for Dark Horse Comics, and to help celebrate, they have put together a contest where the prize is a trip to San Diego for the convention. Below is a list of all the awesomeness that could await you:

• Two 4-day Passes to the convention
• VIP access to Dark Horse events
• VIP wristbands to all ticketed Dark Horse signings
• Hotel for 4 days/3 nights
• Round-trip travel for two to San Diego
• $300 spending money
• One Dark Horse exclusive

All you have to do to enter is fill out a short survey. Be sure to check out their official rules by visiting their website. The contest ends May 30, 2016.

For those of you who know all the stress surrounding SDCC planning, this is an incredible opportunity with not much effort involved to enter. Dark Horse Comics is truly a leader in the comics industry by being the largest independent comic book publisher in the United States. To see that they want to send a “Thank You” to fans in this way is awesome.

With Dark Horse leading the way with this contest, perhaps it is a sign that comic book publishers want to continue to be a strong presence at the con. And, of course, congratulations to Dark Horse Comics on 30 years! This is definitely an amazing feat, and it so cool that they want to share their success with you–the fans!

Do you plan on entering the contest? How would you spend that $300? Anything on your “must-do” list? Let us know in the comments!

Author: Erin

Erin has reviewed many shows over the years including Orphan Black, iZombie, Penny Dreadful, and Killing Eve. She has a keen eye for on-screen chemistry, and loves to tackle the subject of casting. She is also our horror aficionado. She live tweets shows, and loves to share her feelings. Erin has a BA in History, and likes to analyze the lore behind historical fiction. She attends San Diego Comic Con every year and has also attended C2E2 and WonderCon.

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