Marvelous time was had at annual comic event
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HurriCon returned last Saturday to Bethany Congregational Church in East Rockaway. Ethan Gemma, kneeling, was dressed as Spider-Man, Chase Kearns, above him in red, was in a Deadpool costume and Greyson Gallagher dressed as the Joker at the annual comic fundraiser.
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David Donavan, the creator and organizer of the HurriCon event with Chris Heuser and some of the many different comic items on display.
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David Donovan, center and the creator and organizer of the Hurrican Comic Convention, with many of his family members, including his mother Pauline, 93, as well as grandchildren Liam Donovan, 3, and Mason Donovan, 2. They all helped with the convention.
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Liam Donovan, 3, and Mason Donovan, 2, had played comic games at the event.
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Willow Gallagher came to the HurriCon in her Bat Girl costume.
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Jonathan Polanco with Aaron Polanco, 10, had many different boxed comic characters for sale.
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Eddie Avila with his Day One the Comic and several of his creations for sale.
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Chista Lee Gunther, of CristaleeCreations, customizes art and décor. Crista Lee had many of her original hand crafted art and decor on display and for sale.
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David Donobvan brought back HurriCon last Saturday, which featured various local artists, displaying and selling their work.
The event brought out family and friends, who were dressed as their favorite comic book character. The seventh annual convention raised money for the Bethany Congregational Church in East Rockaway. Dozens of attendees and vendors enjoyed food, art, collectibles, raffles for one-of-a-kind items, and comic camaraderie.
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