Thanks For Geek’d Con 2024

Last week was a LONG week, we got a lot of thank yous to get to so stay with us for a bit.

We'd like to thank our sponsors & friends who helped make everything happen. Johnny's Pizza House, U.S. Army, Discount Jewelry & Loan, American Coin & Collectibles, DMI, Gabe's Cave, The Robinson Film Center, The Gamers XP, Magnolia Pit BBQ, Sweet Caroline's Dueling Piano Bar, Excalibur Comics, Cards & Games, Bear's, Phoenix 2.0,Riverport Bar-B-Que,  Scout Comics,  Shreveport Mudbugs Hockey, JSA Certification, , Shreveport Limousine, 'Just Jeff' & the 501st, InSymmetry Creations, LLC, CyPhaCon, Huntsville Comic & Pop Culture Expo, Dallas Comic Show, Whataburger and whole lot more. I know we're missing a few businesses, organizations and people, but there's a lot of people that make every year possible. I know a lot of people see 'sponsor' and think money...but these guys all provide so much more than that. In a lot of cases, this event would not be possible without their help.

All of our absolutely fantastic vendors. We had some new faces on the floor this year and a lot of folks that have been with us a long time. Being a vendor is hard. But every year, they go above and beyond to make a great atmosphere and bring some unique & fun items for people to check out and buy.

We'd like to thank all our guests. Every single one of them were awesome and gave everybody an experience they'll never forget. From Mark Henry to Roland Paris, Henry Thomas to Brian Steward. Kevin Durand to Bill Farmer. Dee Wallace to Dana DeLorenzo. John Lucas who made an incredible Deadpool & Wolverine print for us. Really, you could throw out any names you want and they were probably pretty darn AWESOME. Which, trust us, is not always the case.

And last, but certainly not least, THANK YOU to all the fans that attended this weekend. We know the economy is a little screwy right now, so we appreciate every single one of you guys that showed up and showed out this weekend. You guys BROUGHT it with amazing cosplay and an amazing attitudes. As we were roaming the floors, we saw SO MANY people helping each other out and just generally being awesome to each other. Not everything was perfect: The heat sucked, not everything went according to plan, I'm sure we missed some questions here and there, and not everything was perfect all the time for one reason or another. But with all that said, 99% of you were amazing, understanding, and had a willingness to jump in and help someone else out even though you were just there to enjoy the show. We were ALL moved by your kindness, your passion and your ability to be good humans.

You guys each and every year make this show worth all the blood, sweat and tears it takes to make it happen. We cannot thank you enough. Truly, and from the bottom of our hearts, we love each and every one of you.

Thank you. Thank You. THANK YOU.