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  1. Latest Guest Announcement - Katie Purvis Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 Labyrinth Goblin Corps Return of the Jedi Ewok Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Goblin
  2. Latest Guest Announcement - Willie Coppen Attending: Saturday Autograph: £10 1986 Sky Bandits Fire eater 1983 Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi Ewok (as William Coppen) http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0178793/
  3. Latest Guest Announcement - April Perkins Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 Star Wars - ROTJ - Ewok
  4. Latest Guest Announcement - Glynn Jones Appearing: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 Ewok in Return of the Jedi http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0178793/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
  5. Latest Guest Announcement - Peter Roy Attending: Sunday Autograph Price: £10 ANH - X-Wing Technician/War-Room Controller ROTJ - Rebel Commander (Briefing Room) 007 - Thunderball - 006 Doctor Who - Logopolis (Policeman) Batman - Dinner Party Guest http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1169403/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
  6. Latest Guest Announcement - David Church Attending: Sunday Autograph Price: £10 ANH - Stormtrooper/X-wing Pilot ROTJ - Stormtrooper/Rebel Soldier/Imperial Bunker Guard http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1080926/
  7. Latest Guest Announcement - Mercedes Burleigh Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 ESB - Hoth Rebel Superman - Lois Lane Double (Flying scenes)
  8. Latest Guest Announcement - Paul Blake Attending: Sunday Autograph Price: £10 Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope - Greedo http://imdb.com/name/nm0086685
  9. Latest Guest Announcement - Simon J. Williamson Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 ROTJ - Max Rebo, Gammorean Guard, Nien Numb Dark Crystal - Ursol the Chanter, Garthim & Gourmet Skesis Little Shop of Horrors - Audrey
  10. Latest Guest Announcement - Colin Skeaping Appearing: Sunday Autograph Price: £10 Photoshoot Price: £10 Star Wars A New Hope - Stormtrooper ESB - Stormtrooper/Luke Stunt Double ROTJ - Luke Stunt Double/Biker Scout Superman - Helicopter Pilot Indiana Jones and Temple of Doom Return to Oz - Wheeler 007 - Stunts http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0803943/#actor
  11. Latest Guest Announcement - Brian Harris Attending: Sunday Autograph Price: £10 ROTJ - Saurin/Rebel Briefing Room Comms
  12. Latest Guest Announcement - Joe Gibson Appearing: Sunday Autograph Price: £10 ESB stormtrooper, snow trooper, ROTJ stormtrooper, gammorean guard
  13. Latest Guest Announcement - Pam Rose Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 ANH - cantina girl Superman - daily planet staff Batman - casino guest
  14. Latest Comic Guest Announcement - John Wagner Attending: Saturday & Sunday Writer: Star Wars; 2000 AD; A History of Violence LAUDED as the co-creator of Judge Dredd and as a founding father of 2000 AD (where the Lawman of the Future made his debut in the 1977 second issue of the self-styled Galaxy's Greatest Comic), John Wagner set out to be a professional writer some 10 years earlier. Born in the USA but brought up in Scotland from the age of 12, Wagner began writing for Dundee-based DC Thomson in the 1960s eventually rising to become chief sub-editor of Romeo. It was while working on the UK comics behemoth's girls' weekly that he first encountered Pat Mills, a fellow writer who would subsequently have a significant influence on his career. Leaving DCT to go freelance, Wagner and Mills collaborated on stories for a variety of titles for IPC (the other major British comics publisher). Their output covered humour and both girls' and boys' weeklies before Wagner headed to London in 1973 to edit girls' titles for IPC. That lasted for less than a year after which Wagner quit comics until late '74 when Mills lured him back to help set up Battle Picture Weekly. With that IPC title, which launched in 1975, Mills and Wagner began changing the face of British comics, modernising that which had become stagnant and very traditional in their approach. It was a groundbreaking makeover that the duo continued and escalated when Mills was asked to create a new SF comic and invited Wagner to join him in the endeavour. Premiering in 1977, 2000 AD was an immediate and huge success and remains at the peak of British comics publishing scene today, almost 40 years after its first publication. Over the years, aside from Judge Dredd, Wagner – who wrote for Doctor Who Magazine in 1979-80 as well – also co-created such heroes as Robo-Hunter and the Button Man for the SF weekly. Among his other co-creations are Strontium Dog (first seen in 1978 in Starlord, 2000 AD's short-lived sister title) as well as Ace Trucking Co for 2000 AD, Eagle's Doomlord and Manix, The Thirteenth Floor for Scream!, Invasion 1984 for Battle and Dan Harker's War for Roy of the Rovers, all in collaboration with his long-term writing partner Alan Grant. In addition, a 1982-83 reunion with Mills saw him writing Dan Dare for for the relaunched Eagle. Four years later and in tandem with Grant, Wagner – who has contributed to 2000 AD virtually continuously for the past 38 years and to its sister title, Judge Dredd Megazine since 1990 – made his US debut. The writing duo scripted the 12 issues of 1987's Outcasts for DC following which they co-authored nine 1988 Batman stories in Detective Comics and The Bogie Man​ – a 1990 Fat Man Press four-parter – and its various sequels. In addition they collaborated on the first 10 issues of Marvel UK's Strip and The Last American, a 1990 four-parter for Epic, Marvel's creator-owned imprint. Although that was pretty much the end of their joint American venture, Wagner and Grant did reunite from time to time, most notably on a quartet of high profile Batman/Judge Dredd one-shots. These DC/2000 AD crossovers began in 1991 with the hugely successful Judgement on Gotham but were published sporadically until 1998 with 1995's Lobo/Judge Dredd: Psycho Bikers vs the Mutants from Hell inserted along the way. The pair also wrote 1991's The Punisher: Blood on the Moors graphic novel for Marvel while Wagner went on to write the following year's The Punisher: Die Hard in the Big Easy – and the 12 issues of DC's Chain Gang War that followed it in 1994 – on his own. Increasingly disenchanted with the manner in which American comics were produced and much preferring the British approach, Wagner all-but cut his ties with US publishers in 2000. Before he withdrew, however, he scripted a swathe of titles, among them Aliens: Berserker (1995), Star Wars: Boba Fett (1995), Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (1996) and Predator vs Judge Dredd (1997) for Dark Horse, a couple of 1996 spin-offs from The Crow for Kitchen Sink and A History of Violence graphic novel the following year for Paradox Graphic Mystery (a DC imprint). He wound up his American venture at Topps on Xena, Warrior Princess (1999). Since then Wagner's output has been almost exclusively for 2000 AD and Judge Dredd Megazine. He did make a brief return to the US market in 2003 for Judge Dredd vs Aliens: Incubus (co-authored with former 2000 AD editor Andy Diggle) and a brief run on Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight for DC but it is primarily for his half-a-century of writing for British titles that Wagner is considered one of the UK's most respected comics creators. Down the years his writing has inspired many who have followed in his footsteps. He continues to be an inspiration to countless aspiring writers.
  15. Latest Guest Announcement - Paul Weston Attending: Sunday Autograph Price: £10 Star Wars - ROTJ Nikto Jabba's Barge Superman III - Superman/Clark (junkyard fight) Bonds - OHMSS, Indiana Jones - raiders of the lost ark Aliens
  16. Latest Guest Announcement - Alan Harris Appearing: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 ANH - Leias escort ESB - bossk, hoth rebel, bespin security guard, stormtrooper ROTJ - stormtrooper Superman - daily planet employee Bond - q's assistant (living daylights)
  17. Latest Guest Announcement - John Cumming Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 ROTJ - Ewok Willow - Villager Legend - Dwarf
  18. Latest Comic Guest Announcement - John Wagner Writer: Star Wars; 2000 AD; A History of Violence LAUDED as the co-creator of Judge Dredd and as a founding father of 2000 AD (where the Lawman of the Future made his debut in the 1977 second issue of the self-styled Galaxy's Greatest Comic), John Wagner set out to be a professional writer some 10 years earlier. Born in the USA but brought up in Scotland from the age of 12, Wagner began writing for Dundee-based DC Thomson in the 1960s eventually rising to become chief sub-editor of Romeo. It was while working on the UK comics behemoth's girls' weekly that he first encountered Pat Mills, a fellow writer who would subsequently have a significant influence on his career. Leaving DCT to go freelance, Wagner and Mills collaborated on stories for a variety of titles for IPC (the other major British comics publisher). Their output covered humour and both girls' and boys' weeklies before Wagner headed to London in 1973 to edit girls' titles for IPC. That lasted for less than a year after which Wagner quit comics until late '74 when Mills lured him back to help set up Battle Picture Weekly. With that IPC title, which launched in 1975, Mills and Wagner began changing the face of British comics, modernising that which had become stagnant and very traditional in their approach. It was a groundbreaking makeover that the duo continued and escalated when Mills was asked to create a new SF comic and invited Wagner to join him in the endeavour. Premiering in 1977, 2000 AD was an immediate and huge success and remains at the peak of British comics publishing scene today, almost 40 years after its first publication. Over the years, aside from Judge Dredd, Wagner – who wrote for Doctor Who Magazine in 1979-80 as well – also co-created such heroes as Robo-Hunter and the Button Man for the SF weekly. Among his other co-creations are Strontium Dog (first seen in 1978 in Starlord, 2000 AD's short-lived sister title) as well as Ace Trucking Co for 2000 AD, Eagle's Doomlord and Manix, The Thirteenth Floor for Scream!, Invasion 1984 for Battle and Dan Harker's War for Roy of the Rovers, all in collaboration with his long-term writing partner Alan Grant. In addition, a 1982-83 reunion with Mills saw him writing Dan Dare for for the relaunched Eagle. Four years later and in tandem with Grant, Wagner – who has contributed to 2000 AD virtually continuously for the past 38 years and to its sister title, Judge Dredd Megazine since 1990 – made his US debut. The writing duo scripted the 12 issues of 1987's Outcasts for DC following which they co-authored nine 1988 Batman stories in Detective Comics and The Bogie Man​ – a 1990 Fat Man Press four-parter – and its various sequels. In addition they collaborated on the first 10 issues of Marvel UK's Strip and The Last American, a 1990 four-parter for Epic, Marvel's creator-owned imprint. Although that was pretty much the end of their joint American venture, Wagner and Grant did reunite from time to time, most notably on a quartet of high profile Batman/Judge Dredd one-shots. These DC/2000 AD crossovers began in 1991 with the hugely successful Judgement on Gotham but were published sporadically until 1998 with 1995's Lobo/Judge Dredd: Psycho Bikers vs the Mutants from Hell inserted along the way. The pair also wrote 1991's The Punisher: Blood on the Moors graphic novel for Marvel while Wagner went on to write the following year's The Punisher: Die Hard in the Big Easy – and the 12 issues of DC's Chain Gang War that followed it in 1994 – on his own. Increasingly disenchanted with the manner in which American comics were produced and much preferring the British approach, Wagner all-but cut his ties with US publishers in 2000. Before he withdrew, however, he scripted a swathe of titles, among them Aliens: Berserker (1995), Star Wars: Boba Fett (1995), Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (1996) and Predator vs Judge Dredd (1997) for Dark Horse, a couple of 1996 spin-offs from The Crow for Kitchen Sink and A History of Violence graphic novel the following year for Paradox Graphic Mystery (a DC imprint). He wound up his American venture at Topps on Xena, Warrior Princess (1999). Since then Wagner's output has been almost exclusively for 2000 AD and Judge Dredd Megazine. He did make a brief return to the US market in 2003 for Judge Dredd vs Aliens: Incubus (co-authored with former 2000 AD editor Andy Diggle) and a brief run on Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight for DC but it is primarily for his half-a-century of writing for British titles that Wagner is considered one of the UK's most respected comics creators. Down the years his writing has inspired many who have followed in his footsteps. He continues to be an inspiration to many.
  19. Latest Guest Announcement - Mike Edmonds Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi Logray, Puppeteer(Jabba) Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Gringotts Goblin Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Goblin Bank Teller The 10th Kingdom (TV mini-series) - Dwarf Librarian Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Stretch Legend - Tic The Dark Crystal - Additional Performer Time Bandits - Og http://imdb.com/name/nm0249507/
  20. Latest Guest Announcement - Kenny Baker Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £25 Photoshoot Price: £15 Time Bandits Fidgit The Elephant Man Plumed Dwarf Flash Gordon Dwarf Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi R2-D2 / Paploo Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back R2-D2 Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope R2-D2 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0048652/
  21. Latest Guest Announcement - John Cumming Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 1st Time Signer ROTJ - Ewok Willow - Villager Legend - Dwarf
  22. Latest Guest Announcement - Peter House Attending: Sunday Autograph Price: £10 TPM - Naboo Guard
  23. Latest Guest Announcement - Frank Henson Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 Children of Men - Stunt Performer Basic Instinct 2 - Stunts The World Is Not Enough - Stunts Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - Stunts The Krays - Stunt Performer Nightbreed - Stunts Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Stunts Willow - Stunts The Living Daylights - Additional Stunts Enemy Mine - Lump Wild Geese II - Stunts Lifeforce - Stunts A View to a Kill - Stunt Brazil - Stunts Top Secret! - Stunts Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom - Stunts Never Say Never Again - Stunts Octopussy - Additional Stunts Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi - Stunt Performer Biker Scout and more An American Werewolf in London - Stunts The Long Good Friday - Stunts Dracula - Demeter Sailor Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope Stunts and Stormtrooper You Only Live Twice - Stunts Edge of Darkness (TV mini-series) - Stunts Super Gran (TV series) - Stunts The Professionals (TV series) Stunt Arranger Blakes 7 (TV series) Time Squad - 3rd Alien Cygnus Alpha - Stunts and Hooded Figure Space: 1999 (TV series) - Stunts The Sweeney (TV series) - Vehicle Stunt Coordinator Catweazle (TV series) (1 episode, 1970)The Sun in a Bottle - Norman Soldier http://imdb.com/name/nm0378204/
  24. Latest Guest Announcement - Gerald Home Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 Tessek Mon Cal Officer
  25. Latest Guest Announcement - John Coppinger Attending: Saturday Autograph Price: £10 Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi - Animatronics Engineer Jabba creation team Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Animatronic Model Designer The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas - CGI Sculptor (Jim Henson's Creature Shop) Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace - Animatronic Model Designer, Creature Effects Crew The Mummy - Animatronic Model Designer Return to Oz - Mechanical Characters Designer The Dark Crystal - Creature Design And Fabrication Supervisor("Environmental Creatures") http://imdb.com/name/nm0178846/
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