Kochi Comic Con will return for its second edition on January 30 and 31, 2027 in Kerala. Presented by Maruti Suzuki and powered by Crunchyroll, the event will bring together fans of comics, anime, gaming, movies and cosplay.
According to a press release issued by Comic Con India , the two-day event will feature panel discussions, live performances, cosplay competitions, stand-up comedy, musical acts, gaming experiences and interactive brand activities.
The first edition of Kochi Comic Con welcomed more than 20,000 fans. It brought together people interested in comics, anime, gaming, music, movies and cosplay. The event also featured internationally acclaimed comic book creator Dan Parent.
Shefali Johnson, CEO of Comic Con India, said Kochi’s cultural diversity and artistic heritage make it a suitable place to bring different fandoms and creative communities together. She added that the second edition aims to build on the response to the inaugural event with a bigger celebration of pop culture.
Akshat Rathee, Co-founder and Managing Director of NODWIN Gaming, said the response to the first edition showed the potential to build a larger pop-culture community in Kochi.
He added that the upcoming event aims to offer an engaging experience for fans across Kerala.
Comic Con India, a subsidiary of NODWIN Gaming, organises events celebrating comics, anime, films, television, gaming and other forms of pop culture.
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