FLINT, MI – “Star Wars” fans got a chance to meet not just one, but two Jedi and wrestling fans got the rare opportunity to hang out with four WWE Hall of Famers. They were all at Michigan’s biggest comic-con of the summer, Really Cool Comic-Con, held this weekend at the Dort Financial Center in Flint.
The event also featured a famous professional boxer, a power ranger, the actor who played Parker Lewis, and a guy who looked exactly like Stanley Tucci. The event also had panels, games, cosplay competitions, and dozens of vendors selling art, collectibles, and more. Here are photos of all the celebs at this big event.
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WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy “The Mouth of the South” Hart. Did you know he was also the lead singer of The Gentrys who had a big hit with “Keep on Dancing” in 1965?

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Jedi Knight Aayla Secura (left) played by Amy Allen and Jedi Shaak Ti played by Orli Shoshan. The two actresses appeared in Star Wars Episodes II and III.

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Actor Johnny Yong Bosch (left), the second Black Power Ranger, poses for a photo with a fan. He is also known as the voice actor who has voiced characters such as Vash the Stampeded from Trigun, Ichigo Kurosaki from Bleach and Sabo from One Piece” provides the voice.

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WWE Hall of Famer “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan attended Really Cool Comic Con. He brought some mini wooden 4x4s to autograph for the fans.

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WWE Hall of Famer Greg “The Hammer” Valentine shows off his WWE Hall of Fame ring.

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WWE Hall of Famer Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake.

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Retired professional boxer “Butterbean”.

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Some of the cast and crew of Half Dead Fred, including actor Corin Nemec (4th from left) and writer/director Bron Theron (center), a horror film that was primarily filmed in Flint.

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This guy says he’s Tim from Grand Blanc, but we’re pretty sure he’s actor Stanley Tucci.

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Steve Morand, owner of GWC, Greatest Wrestling Collection.
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