Comic Con coming to Wrexham this weekend - starring guests such as Gotham's David Mazouz and Sean Pertwee

Teenager David Mazouz, who plays the young Bruce Wayne (Batman's alter ego) in Gotham, and British actor Sean Pertwee, who plays his father-like butler Alfred and is the son of the third Doctor Who Jon Pertwee, are among those scheduled to meet the fans during the two-day extravaganza at Glyndwr University on Mold Road.

Late additions to the line-up include Hayley Atwell (Saturday only) who plays TV's Agent Carter and seventh Doctor Who Sylvester McCoy, who also played the wizard Radagast in The Hobbit movies.

Enthusiasts for sci-fi and fantasy will be able to browse stalls, play the latest video games and take part in cosplay tournaments when they dress up as their favourite superheroes or villains.

Power Ranger Amy Jo Johnson will be the centre of much 1990s nostalgia and Warwick Davies is always a popular draw for his good humour and anecdotes.

Other fans' favourites will include Frankie Muniz from Malcolm in the Middle; Welsh actor Matt Ryan from TV's Constantine; Mark Shepphard from Supernatural and Battlestar Galactica; David Anders from Alias, Heroes and The Vampire Diaries; Harry Potter actor Chris Rankin, who played Percy Weasley in the movie franchise; Eion Bailey from Band of Brothers and Once Upon a Time; and Greg Grunberg from Heroes, Alias and Star Wars The Force Awakens.

Other famous faces include former TV movie Doctor Who Paul McGann will be attending on Saturday, as will Merlin and Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Anthony Head. Other Buffy alumni reunited at the show include James Marsters, Juliet Landau, Marc Blucas and Clare Kramer.

Lord of the Rings actors scheduled to appear at the event include Craig Parker and John Rhys Davies, with Mark Addy and Miltos Yerolemou representing Game of Thrones.

Veteran American comedy actors Richard Karn, from Home Improvement, and George Wendt, who played Norm in Cheers, are also on the guest list.

Fans will also be eager to pose alongside Irish stage and screen actor Andrew Scott, best known for playing Moriarty opposite Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Holmes, and Hollywood star Billy Zane who played the Phantom and whose other credits range from Back To The Future and Twin Peaks to Mad Dogs and Legends of Tomorrow.

Those who have had to pull out include Hollywood actor and former Batman Val Kilmer, and Sean Astin, from Stranger Things and Lord of the Rings. Several actors from The Walking Dead have had to decline due to filming commitments in America. However, American Horror Story star Alexandra Breckenridge is still scheduled to represent the hit zombie drama, in which she played hero Rick Grimes' ill-fated girlfriend Jessie.

There will also be wrestling stars, actors who voice popular video games and former champion boxer Frank Bruno MBE in what is set to be a bumper comic con to celebrate the Welsh event's milestone year.

Advance tickets for the Saturday have already sold out.

For further details see walescomiccon.com