William Shatner, Jensen Ackles, David Harbour and John Cleese are among the famous faces set to travel to Edinburgh for Comic Con Scotland 2026.
Attracting tens of thousands of fans to the city annually, the Scottish pop culture convention is one of the largest in Europe. With a star-studded line up featuring actors from shows such as Star Trek, Stranger Things, Supernatural, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and more, this year’s event will take place at the Royal Highland Showgrounds on Saturday, October 24 and Sunday, October 25.
Fans can pay for photo opportunities with the stars - either solo or with in a group with co-stars where possible - as well as for individual autographs. Over the weekend there will be various panels running - many with Q&A sessions - in addition to a cosplay competition and showcase, prop builds, retro and modern gaming areas, and traders.
Anyone interested in buying tickets can do so on the official event website.
First, here are 25 of the biggest guests attending Comic Con Scotland 2026 - and how much fans will pay for pictures and autographs per star.

13. Tony Robinson
Actor, author and broadcaster Tony Robinson counts shows such as Blackadder and Time Team among his filmography, and he is charging £30 for a photo and another £30 for an autograph (plus booking fees). | Getty Images

14. John Cleese
Monty Python co-founder John Cleese is due to appear at Comic Con Scotland 2026, charging £70 per picture and per autograph (plus booking fees). | Getty Images

15. Charisma Carpenter
Best known for playing Cordelia Chase in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and spin-off series Angel, Charisma Carpenter is charging £35 per autograph and between £35 to £75 for pictures (plus booking fees). | Getty Images

16. Julie Benz
Julie Benz is charging £35 per photo and per autograph while appearing at Comic Con Scotland 2026. She played Darla in Buffy, Rita Bennett on Dexter, with other roles including Rambo, Training Day and more (plus booking fees). | Getty Images
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