Rhode Island Comic Con

Rhode Island Comic Con (RICC) is a three-day comic convention held during November at the Rhode Island Convention Center, Dunkin' Donuts Center, and Omni Providence Hotel in Providence, Rhode Island.[1][2][3] The convention was Rhode Island's first Comic Con.[4] Organizers also run Terror Con, a horror convention at the same location.[5]

Rhode Island Comic Con
StatusActive
GenreComics
VenueRhode Island Convention Center[1]
Dunkin' Donuts Center[2]
Omni Providence Hotel[3]
Location(s)Providence, Rhode Island
CountryUnited States
Inaugurated2012[4]
Attendance81,000 in 2016[5]
Organized byAltered Reality Entertainment LLC[1]
Websitewww.ricomiccon.com

Programming

The convention typically offers artists, celebrity guests, cars, comic book authors, a costume contest, gaming, kids-con, professional wrestlers, vendors, video game tournaments, and voice artists.[1][4][6][7] In 2013, the convention also hosted several wedding ceremonies.[7] The 2018 event brought an estimated $4.2 million to the area's economy.[8]

History

Rhode Island Comic Con held its first event in 2012 at the Rhode Island Convention Center and took two years to prepare.[4] David Anders, Anthony Michael Hall, Madison Lintz, Jett Lucas, Nichelle Nichols, Chanel Ryan, and Raphael Sbarge could not make it to the 2013 convention due to the 2013 Los Angeles International Airport shooting.[9][10] A Halloween party was held on Friday before the convention in 2014.[1] The fire marshal shutdown RICC temporarily on Saturday due to over capacity caused by poor attendance flow.[11][12] Rhode Island Convention Center has a maximum occupancy of 17,000 and attendance at the time of shutdown was over 20,000.[13][14] It was the first time in Rhode Island Convention Center history a shutdown due to over capacity occurred.[11][14] An estimated 1,500 or more attendees were unable to enter the convention.[11][15] Many were attendees who left the convention but could not re-enter.[13][16] The attendees in line suffered from poor weather conditions and chants for refunds began.[17][18][19] Attendees were later allowed to enter in small groups (100 people) or could exchange tickets for Sunday.[11][15] Refunds were later issued for attendees who purchased tickets but could not enter the convention.[19][20] Crowding was also caused by the convention's 50 percent growth, not using all available space, and the convention center not being prepared for attendees to stay so long.[19][20] Sunday did not experience the same levels of crowding and ticket sales were capped.[21][22]

Prior to the 2015, RICC changed its press policy due to concerns that it limited negative free speech about the event.[23] The convention made several changes to prevent overcrowding issues in 2015. The changes included expanding to the Dunkin' Donuts Center, increasing to three days, ticket scanning to accurately know attendance figures, a 17,000 ticket sales cap per day, and increased vendor food supply.[2][24] Carrie Fisher cancelled her 2015 appearance due to illness.[2][25] Jorge Elorza, the mayor of Providence, participated in the Comic Con's opening ceremony.[26] Saturday's ticket sales for Rhode Island Comic Con stopped at 10:30 a.m.[27] The convention in 2015 had over 500 volunteers.[24] Before 2016's convention, Kate Beckinsale canceled her appearance due to work commitments.[28] Friday and Saturday tickets sold out for the 2016 convention.[29] "Rhode Warrior", the conventions comic book, launched at the 2016 event.[30][31] Due to issues with photo ops after 2016, a different company was used in 2017, and RICC added ballroom space (Narragansett Ballrooms) in the Omni Providence Hotel.[3][5][32] Additional line space was added in a large tent behind the Dunkin' Donuts Center.[32]

Several major guests cancelled before the 2017 convention, including Jon Bernthal, Richard Dreyfuss, Lennie James, Tom Payne, Khary Payton, Norman Reedus, and Mark Ruffalo.[33][34] Several Walking Dead guests had to cancel their appearance due to shooting delays on the season finale.[35] The convention's ticket sales were limited to 17,000 per day, with Saturday being sold out.[32] RICC also added the Geekfest film festival and a Gene Simmons concert at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium.[36][32] The convention used the Omni Providence Hotel for almost all panel content in 2018.[37] An additional entrance was also added to the convention to reduce wait times.[38] Rhode Island Comic Con 2020 was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Organizers plan to hold two conventions in 2021.[39][40]

Event history
DatesLocationAttend.Guests
November 3–4, 2012 Rhode Island Convention Center
Providence, Rhode Island		15,000 (est)[4] or 16,000[24]Nicholas Brendon, John de Lancie, Quinton Flynn, Jason David Frank, Gil Gerard, Dan Gilvezan, Mark Goddard, Richard Hatch, Walter E. Jones, Tom Kane, Peter Mayhew, David Orange, Robert Picardo, Claudia Wells, Billy West, David Yost,[41] Jim Duggan, Lee Meriwether, Ian Robb, Jake Roberts,[4] Dirk Benedict, and Walter Simonson.[42]
November 2–3, 2013[7][43] Rhode Island Convention Center
Providence, Rhode Island		17,000[11]Robert Axelrod, Nicholas Brendon, Nakia Burrise, Nicki Clyne, Jason David Frank, Gil Gerard, Barbara Goodson, Yaya Han, Alan Harris, Richard Hatch, Ernie Hudson, Walter E. Jones, Larry Kenney, Riki "Riddle" LeCotey, Jason Narvy, Jessica Nigri, Ethan Phillips, Robert Picardo, Paul Schrier, Dana Snyder, Catherine Sutherland, Burt Ward, Adam West, Billy Dee Williams, David Yost, Billy Zabka[44] Joe Chin, Danny Glover, Howard Finkel, Simon Fisher-Becker, Gremlina, C. Thomas Howell, Keith Johnson, Terry Kiser, Marty Kove, Andrew McCarthy, Kevin Nash, Julie Newmar, Marky Ramone, James Tolkan, Rikishi, Jonathan Silverman, Catherine Mary Stewart, Larry Storch, Claudia Wells,[9] Rusty Gilligan, Richard Hatch, Tawny Kitaen,[7] John Amos, Yvonne Craig, and Jimmie Walker[43]
November 1–2, 2014 Rhode Island Convention Center
Providence, Rhode Island		30,000 (est)[45] or 47,000 (est)[46]Neal Adams, Karan Ashley, Colin Baker, Michael Biehn, Eliza Dushku, Gigi Edgley, David J. Fielding, Seth Gilliam, Anthony Michael Hall, Richard Horvitz, Walter Koenig, Peter Mayhew, Eddie McClintock, Vic Mignogna, Samantha Newark, Nichelle Nichols, Destiny Nickelsen, Ray Park, John Rhys-Davies, Saul Rubinek, William Shatner, Mark Sheppard, Orli Shoshan, Rikki Simons, Austin St. John, George Takei, Veronica Taylor, Scott Wilson,[47] John Coppinger, Michael Kingma, Michael Rooker, Matthew Wood,[6] Jim Beaver, Belle Chere, Abby Fellows, Alaina Huffman, Jonny Ruckus, Jim Steranko, Steven Williams, Rick Worthy,[48] and Karen Allen.[15]
November 6–8, 2015 Rhode Island Convention Center
Dunkin' Donuts Center[2]
Providence, Rhode Island		60,000[5]Karan Ashley, Linda Ballantyne, Gregg Berger, Jon Bernthal, Jeremy Bulloch, Dean Cain, Steve Cardenas, Kevin Conroy, Peter Cullen, John de Lancie, Debi Derryberry, Michael Dorn, Terry Farrell Jason Faunt, Lou Ferrigno, Will Friedle, Gil Gerard, Karen Gillan, Seth Gilliam, Katie Griffin, Garrick Hagon, Amy Jo Johnson, Doug Jones, Walter E. Jones, Alex Kingston, Riki "Riddle" LeCotey, Daniel Logan, Ralph Macchio, Charles Martinet, Gates McFadden, Vic Mignogna, Jason Momoa, Samantha Newark, Brian O'Halloran, Ron Perlman, Toby Proctor, David Prowse, Susan Roman, Christy Carlson Romano, Michael Rooker, Marina Sirtis, Austin St. John, Frank Welker, Scott Wilson, Henry Winkler,[49] Selma Blair, Barbara Eden, Tom Kenny,[2] EG Daily,[50] Chris Claremont, Orlando Jones,[51] Drea DeMatteo, Bill Fagerbakke, Tim Murphy, Emilio Rivera,[52] Curtis Armstrong, Richard Harmon, Ryan Hurst,[53] Kristy Swanson, and Larry Thomas.[24]
November 11–13, 2016 Rhode Island Convention Center
Dunkin' Donuts Center
Providence, Rhode Island		81,000[5]Neal Adams, Kristin Bauer van Straten, John Beatty, Michael Bell, Millie Bobby Brown, Katie Cassidy, Michael Cudlitz, Brett Dalton, Arthur Darvill, Kevin Eastman, Jason Faunt, Jason David Frank, Gil Gerard, Rusty Gilligan, Summer Glau, Michael Golden, Geof Isherwood, Stan Lee, Rob Liefeld, Josh McDermitt, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jason Narvy, Nolan North, James O'Barr, Paul Schrier, Brent Spiner, Mark Texeira, Doug Walker, Billy Dee Williams, Renee Witterstaetter, Billy Zabka,[54] Gal Gadot, Ric Flair,[55] Mark Boone, Alexandra Breckenridge, Bob Camp, Kim Coates, Alice Cooper, Jon Heder, Michael Koske, Jeremy Palko, Tara Reid, Christian Serratos, and Christian Slater.[31]
November 10–12, 2017 Rhode Island Convention Center
Dunkin' Donuts Center
Omni Providence Hotel[3]
Providence, Rhode Island		501st Legion, Neal Adams, Sean Astin, Steve Blum, Nakia Burrise, Steve Cardenas, Katie Cook, Tom Cook, Michael Copon, Michael Cudlitz, John Cusack, Michael Dorn, Robert Englund, Lou Ferrigno, Tony Fleecs, Blake Anthony Foster, Jonathan Frakes, Jason David Frank, Gil Gerard, Michael Golden, Todd Haberkorn, Larry Hama, Chad Hardin, Jason Isaacs, Ken Lashley, Christopher Lloyd, Francis Manapul, Gaten Matarazzo, David Mazouz, Gates McFadden, Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, Caleb McLaughlin, Steve McNiven, David Morrissey, Samantha Newark, Brian O'Halloran, Adrian Paul, Billie Piper, Jennifer Rose, Chris Sabat, Chris Sarandon, Sean Schemmel, William Shatner, Marina Sirtis, Brent Spiner, Caroll Spinney, Sebastian Stan, Catherine Sutherland, Arthur Suydam, Billy Tucci, Doug Walker, Paul Wesley, Renee Witterstaetter, "Weird Al" Yankovic,[56] Jeremy Palko, Michael Koske, Brian Tochi, Robert Carradine, Andrew Cassese, Larry Scott, Donald Gibb, Julia Montgomery, Ted McGinley,[57] Sergio Aragones, Dolph Lundgren, Sean Gordon Murphy, Justin Roiland, Sting, Jim Shooter, Jon Sinnott, Frankie B. Washington,[58] David Bautista, Paul Bettany, Mike Colter, Elizabeth Olsen, Gene Simmons,[36] John O'Hurley, Elijah Wood,[59] and Paul Reubens.[32]
November 2–4, 2018 Rhode Island Convention Center
Dunkin' Donuts Center
Omni Providence Hotel[35]
Providence, Rhode Island		501st Legion, Neal Adams, Richard Dean Anderson, Morena Baccarin, Billy Boyd, LeVar Burton, Sarah Wayne Callies, Hayden Christensen, Kevin Conroy, John DiMaggio, Emma Dumont, Kevin Eastman, Tom Felton, Jason David Frank, Michael Golden, David Harbour, Elizabeth Henstridge, Jessica Henwick, Laurie Holden, Brittney Karbowski, Katrina Law, Rob Liefeld, Jason Marsden, Brian O'Halloran, Tom Payne, Ron Perlman, Cassandra Peterson, Monica Rial, Michael Rooker, Michael Rosenbaum, Tara Strong, Arthur Suydam, Veronica Taylor, Natalia Tena, Alan Tudyk, Tom Welling, Spencer Wilding, Renee Witterstaetter,[60] Cooper Andrews, Tony Atlas, Barry Bostwick, Creed Bratton, Gwendoline Christie, Tim Curry, Diamond Dallas Page, Ted DiBiase, Jenna Elfman, James Ellsworth, Ric Flair, Kate Flannery, Jack Dylan Grazer, Scott Hall, Chosen Jacobs, Stefan Kapicic, Clare Kramer, Zachary Levi, Jaeden Lieberher, Nathan Jones, Angelina Love, Dylan McDermott, Ben McKenzie, Meat Loaf, James Murray, Kevin Nash, Steven Ogg, Wyatt Oleff, Jeremy Palko, Jason Patric, Lou Diamond Phillips, Randy Quaid, Dustin Rhodes, Road Warrior Animal, Sgt. Slaughter, Ken Shamrock, Velvet Sky, Kiefer Sutherland, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Michelle Trachtenberg, Danny Trejo, and Sean Waltman.[61]
November 1–3, 2019 Rhode Island Convention Center
Dunkin' Donuts Center
Omni Providence Hotel[62]
Providence, Rhode Island		Neal Adams, John Barrowman, Dave Bautista, Justin Briner, Steve Cardenas, Clifford Chapin, Howard Chaykin, Luci Christian, Colleen Clinkenbeard, Robert Englund, Jason Faunt, Michael Golden, Mike Grell, Josh Grelle, Anthony Michael Hall, Alex Kingston, Emily Kinney, George Lowe, Charles Martinet, Gaten Matarazzo, David Matranga, David Mazouz, John Morton, Kate Mulgrew, Kristian Nairn, Nichelle Nichols, Destiny Nickelsen, Brian O'Halloran, Sean Pertwee, James Phelps, Oliver Phelps, Lucie Pohl, Mike Quinn, Monica Rial, Tim Rose, Chris Sabat, Sean Schemmel, William Shatner, Caroll Spinney, Joonas Suotamo, George Takei, Catherine Tate, J. Michael Tatum, Patrick Warburton, Spencer Wilding, Renee Witterstaetter, Benedict Wong, Elijah Wood, Bonnie Wright, Steven Yeun, David Yost, Mike Zeck,[63] Alfie Allen, Kurt Angle, Dave Bautista, Tom Berenger, Dana Barron, Richard Brake, Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Richard Dreyfuss, D-Von Dudley, Demolition, Mick Foley, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Andrey Ivchenko, Lex Luger, Jon Moxley, Bob Orton Jr., Robert Patrick, Gabriella Pizzolo, Francesca Reale, Christina Ricci, Alec Utgoff, Lisa Marie Varon, Jaleel White,[64] Lou Ferrigno, and Daphne Zuniga.[65]
June 18-20, 2021
Summer Edition[66]		 Rhode Island Convention Center
Providence, Rhode Island
November 5-7, 2021[67] Rhode Island Convention Center
Dunkin' Donuts Center
Providence, Rhode Island

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