Have you been to Black Comix Day in San Diego yet? It’s a super cool Black History Month pop culture event that is similar to San Diego Comic-Con, but it focuses on creators of African Descent.
Black Comix Day 2025 brings comic book artists, writers, independent publishers and fans together in Balboa Park at the WorldBeat Cultural Center. There are dozens of amazing exhibitors. See the event website here.
Black Comix Day is free to the public and taking place all this weekend. I swung by to check it out on Saturday–you really should go on Sunday! There’s so much to see, collectibles to find, and fun discoveries to make. Most importantly, perhaps, it’s an opportunity to support visionary, independent creators, many of whom call Southern California home.
I had a blast. I recognized some friendly faces from last year’s event. There were many new exhibitors, too.
I encourage my readers to head on down Sunday, February 16, between 10 am and 6 pm. This pop culture extravaganza is free, but you might like to purchase a few comic books, graphic novels, posters, t-shirts or other cool collectibles!
There’s also a great selection of ethnic food inside the WorldBeat Center, too, so bring an appetite!
Some photographs to provide a flavor…
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What a fantastic way to celebrate Black History Month. So many great writers and artists as well, great photos you took showcasing their work and talent.
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It’s definitely a super cool event!
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