NEWSVermont Comic Con!Colorful characters pose for photos outside the Sheraton in South Burlington during Vermont Comic Con Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressFrom left, Jessie Jerry, Sam MacDonald, 4, and John Diegel, all of Panton, take in the sights at Vermont Comic Con Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressGerard Tremblay demonstrates how to play the game Relic Knights at Vermont Comic Con Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressBryan Rickard, of Worcester, Mass., otherwise known as Thor, enters Vermont Comic Con Saturday in South Burlington.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressThe Eddy family, from left, Kevin, Parker, 3, Liza and Bennett, 8 months, dress as their favorite comic heroes at Vermont Comic Con.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressBill Dealing, of Watertown, NY, sells items from his collection at Vermont Comic Con.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressJames Kochalka shows his books to visitors at his Vermont Comic Con table Saturday in South Burlington.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressDana Alyce-Schwarz, of Winooski, stops to pose for a photo with young comic fans at Saturday's event.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressAuthor David Newell signs autographs at Vermont Comic Con Saturday in South Burlington.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressAuthor David Newell introduces Annabelle Watters, 6, and Finnegan Benedict, 4, to Donkey Hodie from "Mister Rogers Neighborhood."JESSIE FORAND/Free PressDavid Newell and his friend King Friday chat with Annabelle Watters, 6, of Shelburne, Saturday at Vermont Comic Con.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressHannah Tracy, library director of the Fairlee Public Library, and Sam Maskell youth services librarian at the Rockingham Free Public Library, pose with banned and challenged books at the Vermont Library Association table Saturday at Vermont Comic Con.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressComic Con attendees stop for photos Saturday at the Sheraton in South Burlington.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressComic book fans search for titles at Vermont Comic Con Saturday in South Burlington.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressChildhood favorites on display at Vermont Comic Con.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressMolly Virello, of Southington, Conn., transforms into Supergirl for Vermont Comic Con Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressA cosplay cat poses with Tamara Bessette, of Johnson, otherwise known as Harley Quinn, at Vermont Comic Con Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressArtist Bryan "Kaiser" Tillman greets fans at Vermont Comic Con Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressThom Corrado, of Winooski, introduces Comic Con attendees to old-school games at the Tilt Classic Arcade and Ale House table.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressComic book fans sift through the stacks Saturday at Vermont Comic Con.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressDrunk Geek Podcast broadcasts from Vermont Comic Con on Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressLego figures stand at attention.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressGame fans check out the wares at Vermont Comic Con Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressRenee Tower of Readsboro sells items including "zombie repellent" and bacon-scented soap at Vermont Comic Con.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressFrom left, Mark Gonyea and Sam Girdich wait to meet art fans at Vermont Comic Con Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressAnna Charest, of Manchester, NH, dresses the part of a Silent Hill 2 nurse at Vermont Comic Con.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressVermont Comic Con brings a colorful cast of characters to the Sheraton Burlington Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressBrian Sabouri of Merrymac Games in Merrimack, NH, sells figures and more at Vermont Comic Con Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressThe walls are lined with comics, of course, at Vermont's first Comic Con on Saturday.JESSIE FORAND/Free PressHeroes and villains join forces - for a photo op.JESSIE FORAND/Free Press