Forms and Other Downloads

Download or read online this exclusive excerpt from the Comic-Con 2018 Souvenir Book, featuring the 10th anniversary of the Marvel Cinematic Universe! Includes the exclusive cover by Matt Taylor.

Download this exclusive excerpt from the Comic-Con 2019 Souvenir Book featuring comics historian Bill Schelly's article on the history of the event, "The Comic-Con of Destiny," featuring exclusive art and photos.

Download this special 24-page PDF featuring the Comic-Con in the 1980s article from this year's Souvenir Book, with over 80 photos and pieces of exclusive art from the first decade of Comic-Con!

Download this special 24-page PDF featuring the Comic-Con in the 2000s article from this year's Souvenir Book, with over 115 photos and pieces of exclusive art from the first decade of Comic-Con!

Comic-Con International 2021 will be held July 21-25 (Preview Night: July 20) at the San Diego Convention Center.

When sending in your application, please make sure you SIGN AND DATE BOTH SIDES. 

Deadline for application for Comic-Con 2021 is September 18, 2020.

Comic-Con Artists' Alley space is reserved for comic artists, illustrators, inkers, and creative talent only. Creative talent in other pop culture areas will be accepted on a case-by-case basis. Artists' Alley space is limited and not all applications will be granted.

Please note: Submission of a Comic-Con 2021 Artists' Alley Application is not a guarantee of placement at the show.

Application and information for professionals who would like to attend WonderCon Anaheim 2019. The deadline to apply for WonderCon Anaheim 2019 is January 16, 2019.

Information and application for professionals who wish to attend WonderCon Anaheim 2020

Download our first official WonderCon@Home Activity Booklet!

Download and fill out this PDF exhibitor application for WonderCon Anaheim 2021, to be held March 26-28 at the Anaheim Convention Center.

Please note: Submission of an Exhibitor application does not guarantee space at WonderCon Anaheim 2021.

Download this form for information on how to submit entries for the 2021 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards at Comic-Con. The deadline for submissions is March 15, 2021.

This form includes Form BOE 410-D (the "Swap Meet" Form).  PLEASE NOTE:  A valid California State Sellers Permit is a prerequisite to exhibiting at our shows.

Make Your Own Invisible Ink @Home! Find and make secret messages like a real detective! Detectives AND villains often leave clues that they don’t want anyone reading. Download this PDF and find out how, with simple household items, you, too, can make and read secret messages and codes written in invisible ink at home in five easy steps.

The fun continues with round six of the Comic-Con Museum @ Home Fun Book!  This week we are celebrating the 45th anniversary of Marvel superheroine Storm.  Plus, have a hoot as Katie Cook teaches you to draw an owl!  Check out all of this week’s puzzles, games, and tutorials, and of course the answers to last week’s puzzles.

Before you get started with the Comic-Con Museum's first Cardboard Superheroes Video Tutorial, download this Introduction and Safety Guidelines PDF and keep it for future reference!

Download this instructional PDF on how to build your own Wall-E mini-model.

Download our very first Comic-Con Museum@Home Fun Book! Exclusive, new content features puzzles, coloring pages, and a drawing tutorial from artist Katie Cook!

We're back with our second big Museum@Home Fun Book! This 11-page PDF includes puzzles, coloring pages, a drawing turorial by Katie Cook, and the answers to last week's puzzles!

For our 4th Special Edition Fun Book during Comic-Con@Home, we're celebrating the 40th anniversary of Gay Comix, the alternative comic that ran from 1980–1988! Complete the crossword puzzle centered on founding editor Howard Cruse, and search the names of past Gay Comix contributors in the Word Play.

June 16 is regarded as Captain Picard Day and so we’ve honored the good captain in Fun Book 8! Brew some Earl Grey tea (Hot!) and go full impulse on Fun Book activities like a color-by- number sheet using the Captain Picard Day stardate, a cut-and-connect Captain Picard paper doll, and a “Captain Picard Day” banner you can hang up at home. As always, answers to last week's Fun Book are included.

This special PDF is designed as a supplement to our Sense of Wonder: The Art of WonderCon Anaheim video presentation, now available on YouTube. Cover Story collects all the articles from the WonderCon Anaheim Program Books from 2012 through 2019, featuring behind the scenes artwork and--in many cases--interviews with the cover artist. Download this PDF to read after you've watched Sense of Wonder!

Today, we're highlighting the 75th Anniversary of “Patty-Jo 'N' Ginger”! The popular single-panel cartoon ran from 1945–1956 in the Pittsburgh Courier and was written by Will Eisner Hall of Fame recipient Jackie Ormes, the first syndicated African American woman cartoonist. Check out our Patty-Jo Paper Doll activity (a nod to Ormes’ Patty-Jo doll), an illustration prompt to draw Ms. Ormes in your own style, a maze featuring Patty-Jo and Ginger, and more!

The latest Comic-Con Museum Fun Book is here! This week, we’re gearing up for the upcoming virtual PAWmicon with animal superheroes! Enjoy two coloring pages featuring animal superheroes, and then turn your own furry (or feathered) friend into a hero. You can even create your own short comic about animal adventures. Plus, check the answers to last week’s puzzle.

Download this special Sherlock Holmes-themed edition of the Comic-Con Museum@Home Fun Book #5 for hours of great activities, created exclusively for the Museum!

Day 7 of Special Edition Fun books is a celebration of Latinx creators and characters in comics! Find your favorite Latinx comic book superheroes in our Word Play, color in the amazing illustratrations provided by author Lorena Alvarez Gómez (@artichoke_kid) and San Diego artist Gloria Muriel (@gloriamuriel), play a game of Dots & Boxes featuring Latinx creators and works, and more.

Download this instructional PDF on how to build your own Starship Enterprise mini-model.

Rock out on the second installment of our Make Mine Molang Paper Toy series, available now on the Comic-Con@Home website! We’re continuing to celebrate 5 years of the series Molang with a music-inspired printable in your choice of black & white or full color! Provided by Millimages, the animation studio behind the Molang series and molang.com.

We’re back with a new Comic-Con Museum@Home Fun Book! Today we're setting our sights 20,000 years in the future to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the science fiction novel Dune! Find your way to Arrakis through a maze of wormholes, learn about author Frank Herbert in our word play, and choose between House Atreides and House Harkonnen in our Instagram Story poll!

Waka waka waka! PAC-MAN, who became a pop culture icon as the main character of the highest grossing video game ever, has been named the 2020 inductee to the Comic-Con Museum Character Hall of Fame. To help us celebrate, Connor and Bauer show us how to make our own versions of the pellet-hungry hero and a pesky ghost in this special edition of Cardboard Superheroes.

October is Filipinx American History Month and we’re excited to celebrate it in this week’s Fun Book with contributions from creators Ruth Ilano, Ramon Gil, Len Peralta, and Gabby Capili! You can see each of their styles in our drawing activity, a cut-out card game, puzzle, and Word Play! Please also check out our social media channels for details on our panel “The Art of Storyboarding” coordinated with Search to Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA), featuring story artists and directors behind productions like Zootopia, Up, Trolls, and Wonder Woman.

Download this instructional PDF on how to build your own Fortnite Llama (Fred) mini-model.

From the faraway towns to the underworld, it’s officially Spooky Season and our third and final set of the Make Mine Molang Paper Toy printables features Molang and Piu Piu dressed for the occasion! So come out of the cupboard, boys and girls. We can’t wait to see how your creations turn out! Provided by Millimages, the animation studio behind the Molang series and molang.com.

Dudes … for this week’s Fun Book, we’re thrilled to celebrate our favorite time-travelling slackers Bill and Ted with activities based on Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure (1989), Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey (1991), and the series’ newest installment, Bill & Ted Face the Music! Complete a Scavenger Hunt for items that reference the films, connect and color Bill and Ted’s preferred mode of space and time transportation (Spoiler, it’s a phone booth!), and match each historical figure that appeared in Bill and Ted’s history presentation to their outline.

In conjunction with our Steenz and Zines panel, Steenz was nice enough to send over some downloadable resources. This one includes info on putting together a pitch.

Beep-bee-bee-boop-bee-doo-weep! We’re doing our own droid dance all the way to this week’s Comic-Con Museum Fun Book about–you guessed it–ROBOTS! Though they may be artificial, cyborgs, robots, and droids from popular culture have helped shape the future of technology and science as we know it. So, we’re celebrating some famous machines that found a place in our hearts and helped inspire real-life creations. Bring your own robots to life with our cutout shapes, test your memory of robot characters by matching their names to their outlines, and show us your version of How to Draw Katie Cook’s own Happy Go-Lucky Robot!

Ten years ago, Scott Pilgrim took on the world in the action comedy film, "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" based on the graphic novel by Bryan Lee O'Malley. We're celebrating with a Fun Book of coloring and activities featuring Scott, Ramona, and her seven evil exes. Color in art provided by Bryan Lee O’Malley, jam on the web to unscramble the history of the graphic novels.

Time to cozy up with a mug of hot chocolate, a cookie or clementine, and the last Comic-Con Museum Fun Book of 2020! This issue includes printable gift tags, a paper ring garland cutout, New Year's Eve selfie props, a word search and a puzzle with art by Will Focus, and a holiday toucan issue cover and coloring sheet featuring art by Comic-Con Museum fan Marcela Vélez.

Halloween is right around the corner and this year, we’re all about MONSTERS for our latest Comic-Con Museum Fun Book! There’s no candy shortage of spooky activities this week as we kick off with a You Can Draw with Katie Cook: How to Draw a Mummy, followed by a coloring activity featuring an illustration by Sina Grace, a pumpkin carving template celebrating Dia de los Muertos, a color-and-cut DIY garland starring classic monster characters, and more!

While the popularity of specific toys changes over time, the thought of toys in general stirs up memories and feelings from our childhoods. Nothing demonstrates this phenomenon quite like Toy Story, the first fully-animated feature film released by Pixar Animation Studios in 1995. The movie built its world on the pop culture toys and references of years past, and has since influenced pop culture in return with new toys, adventures, friends, and now, a Fun Book! Get nostalgic over the 25-year-old film with our Cross Purpose crossword and Character Lineup activity, create your own “Little Green Men” with our provided cutouts, and test your knowledge on classic and current toys and toymakers!

National Comic Book Day is September, 25, 2020, and we’re celebrating our favorite day of the year with a Fun Book and Instagram Story to talk about Comics! Join us today, tomorrow, and every day as we honor the art, artists, fans, collectors and the stories of comic books and their many adaptations throughout popular culture. Throughout this week's Fun Book you’ll be able to Draw like Katie Cook with a Superhero Comic Book, race against our puzzle maker in the Comics Creator Word Play and take inventory of your own comic collections!