I have a Fall 2026 Convention schedule? 

Stunned as I may be by the answer to that question being “Yes,” it is quite true! 

Two shows a schedule does make. Funnily enough, both are free to attend and both are in Mississauga.

First up is Grafficker Alley 2026, taking place on September 12th 2026 from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is the second iteration of an event which graciously provided me with my first opportunity to exhibit my wares at an event! 

Just like last year, this Grafficker Alley will take place at the Small Arms Inspection Building, and will see me sharing table space with my good friend and fellow creator Craig Ferguson. The event is even being promoted on the City’s own website, natch! 

I’ll have copies of both Cannibal Crime #1 and Gunmetal Frontier #1 for sale, alongside showing off in-production art for the second issue of Cannibal Crime. 

I am working towards getting a sticker design finished, and maybe I could do a last-minute print of a finished illustration, but I won’t over-promise and under-deliver, as the confirmation did come a scant three weeks before the event amid some general turmoil in the day job side of things. 

Now, that being said, I am far more likely to have something new to debut at the MIssissauga Comic Expo 2026, as it is being held on November 7th 2026 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at the Hazel McCallum Central Library, and is also promoted on the city’s website! Technically some of the festivities (panels, workshops et al.) for #MCX2026 do start on the Friday, November 6th 2026, however vendor table set-up is only for the Saturday portion of the events. 

For MCX I will absolutely have copies of both Cannibal Crime #1 and Gunmetal Frontier #1 for sale at this event, as well as original art to display… but the odds are much higher for MCX that I have either a new sticker and/or print to debut; or, if the winds of fate fill my sails, maybe even Cannibal Crime #2 could make its debut at the show as I’m trying to wrangle the last bits of that tiger into its cage as I write this. 

I hear tell there may even be prizes for cosplay competitions and raffles and the like that are donated by the vendors, so if you’re likely to dress up for the show you may even walk out with some free copies of my comics… Neat, right?

While I don’t have any table placement information to share, yet, for either event I will be sure to update my social feeds accordingly! 

I want to thank the organizers of both Grafficker Alley and the Mississauga Comic Expo for giving me the chance to exhibit at their shows, it means the world to me to finally have more momentum under this dream of getting my stories into people’s hands. Come and see me at the shows, I promise I’m easy to talk to!