A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
Karson Cook as Captain America and Jrake Whitecrow as Buzz Lightyear.
Aidan Rourke-Rodriguez as Spiderman and the littlest Ironman Hendrix Rourke.
Mason White, Connor Lazore and Koby Cook hanging out with Ironman and Batman.
Phillip Roundpoint as Luke Skywalker, Kent Miller as Spiderman, Morgan Roundpoint as Raven, Megan Roundpoint as Princess Leia and Preston Diabo as Dark Sidious.
Julie St. Denis ACFS and student Alicia Thomas ran the photo booth.
Kahentase Terrance as Beetlejuice creates a comic at the comic strip contest while Yoda looks on.
Maddie and Carmen as Lalaloopsy designing a superhero cape.
The Dutchman and the Hulk greeted you as you came in to the Kids Comic-Con.
Last Wednesday night, the Kanatakon School was the site for the Kids Comic-Con put on by Akwesasne Child and Family Services. The gym was filled with characters as 22 ACFS staff were in costume. Ironman also returned for ACFS and brought Batman with him. This was the first event of the kind for ACFS and it was to celebrate National Child Day. There were a few vendors and lots of prizes. They also had contests including a family costume contest and a comic strip contest.
Participants signed in and got a card called a game pass to fill, which they did by visiting the various booths set up with games. Some of the booths included a candy guessing game from the Foster Recruitment booth, which pointed out that several superheros, including Spiderman, Batman and Superman, were not raised by "traditional" parents, but were adopted or raised by other family members. There was a photo booth, which had a green screen so kids could be digitally put into a movie scene from their characters world. Other games were Star Wars Minute to Win It, Storms Wild Winds and the Walking Dead Ping Pong Challenge. Kids could walk away with prizes just from playing the games, so every kid walked away with a prize.
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