Super Sac-Con 2013
September 28-29, 2013
Scottish Rite Center
Sacramento, CA
Comic Convention with Anime and Toy programming
Organized by Sac Conventions
The Sacramento Comic, Toy and Anime Show (SAC-CON) was born on July 1, 1986 at the Sierra Inn (now the Ramada Inn) on Auburn Blvd.
The show had no guests, a little over a dozen vendors tables and less than 200 attendees.
Since then we've moved to the Scottish Rite Center (where we've been for over 15 years - and utilize every single amount of space that we possibly can), have well over 100 vendor tables, and usually host some pretty cool guests.
What began as a typical comic book convention has evolved into a mixture of comics, toys, anime, sci-fi/horror and all things dealing with pop culture entertainment.
Our philosophy is and always will be to provide fun, safe, family oriented entertainment for a reasonable price.
Registration Information
$12: Both Days
$8: Saturday
$6: Sunday
Super Sac-Con 2013 Guests
- Phil LaMarr - Actor
- Joshua Ortega - Author
- Bill Sienkiewicz - Comic Artist
- Roger Craig Smith - Voice Actor
Super Sac-Con 2013 Reports and Photos
- No reports found.
Previous/Future Events
Sac Comic-Con 2023 — March 18-19, 2023
Sac Comic-Con 2022 — March 13, 2022
Sac Comic-Con 2018 — October 21, 2018
Sac Comic-Con 2018 — April 15, 2018
Sac Comic-Con 2017 — October 8, 2017
Sac Comic-Con 2016 — October 22-23, 2016
Sac Comic-Con 2016 — March 12-13, 2016
Sac-Con 2015 — October 25, 2015
Sac-Con 2015 — March 1, 2015
Sac-Con 2014 — December 14, 2014
Super Sac-Con 2014 — October 18-19, 2014
Sac-Con 2014 — June 1, 2014
Sac-Con 2014 — March 2, 2014
Sac-Con 2013 — December 8, 2013
Super Sac-Con 2013 — September 28-29, 2013
Sac-Con 2013 — June 2, 2013
Sac-Con 2013 — March 3, 2013
Sac-Con 2012 — December 9, 2012
Sac-Con 2012 — September 30, 2012
Sac-Con 2012 — June 3, 2012
Sac-Con 2011 — December 11, 2011
Sac-Con 2011 — September 25, 2011
Sac-Con 2011 — June 5, 2011
Sac-Con 2011 — March 6, 2011
Sac-Con 2010 — December 12, 2010
Sac-Con 2010 — June 6, 2010
Sac-Con 1986 — July 1, 1986