Indiana Comic Con 2025 is here. Doors opened for the general public at noon at the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis. Fans are dressed in amazing cosplay. Celebrities are signing autographs, and there's tons of cool merch from vendors selling toys, apparel, books, graphic novels and more.

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The Indiana Comic Con Convention will bring thousands of people to downtown Indianapolis this weekend. Chris Provost is the event’s emcee. He joined WRTV’s Kaitlyn Kendall in the studio Friday morning.