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Knightmare Lynch and Dan Mendoza Bring Horror, Humor, and Heat to Tucson Comic-Con 2025

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Tucson Comic-Con is turning up the volume this year as two powerhouse creators from Still ILL Comics—Knightmare Lynch and Dan Mendoza—join the 2025 guest lineup. Known for their bold storytelling, edgy visuals, and cult-favorite characters, the duo’s presence promises to electrify fans of indie horror comics and beyond.

A Collision of Horror and Humor

Dan Mendoza is a veteran of the comic book world, having carved out his own gory niche with his genre-bending hit Zombie Tramp. With over 15 years in the industry and a growing empire under Still ILL Comics, Mendoza continues to redefine the indie horror landscape with titles like Sad Girl Psycho Baby and Sugar Pop. His artistic touch extends beyond his own creations—he's also contributed cover art to icons like Lady Death, Vampirella, Red Sonja, Archie, and Lady Mechanika, among others.

Joining him is writer and co-founder of Still ILL Comics, Knightmare Lynch, whose darkly comedic voice adds sharp bite to every story she pens. Lynch is the creator of Lil Six Kannibal Kitty, a twisted tale that fuses her signature sexy-dark style with grindhouse storytelling. Her work has graced covers of Hell Witch, La Muerta, Notti and Nyce, and of course, every Still ILL Comics title. With Lynch, you can always expect a blend of fearless femininity and horror-laced humor.

Professional Photo Ops Come to Tucson

As if this year’s guest roster weren’t enough, Tucson Comic-Con is upping the ante with Professional Guest Photo Ops powered by POSE! This new feature lets fans snag a professionally-shot 8x10 print and a free high-res digital download—perfect for immortalizing that epic fan moment. Tickets for photo ops and general admission are available now at Capture Ticketing or directly from tucsoncomic-con.com.

The Southwest's Premier Pop Culture Party

Now in its 16th year, Tucson Comic-Con 2025 is shaping up to be the biggest celebration of comics, cosplay, and community yet. Held August 29–31 at the Tucson Convention Center, the convention promises a jam-packed weekend with panels, screenings, themed areas, and cosplay competitions designed for fans of all ages and fandoms.

Before the big weekend hits, keep an eye on the con's social media for year-round appearances—including their upcoming Harry Potter Book Trivia Night at Crooked Tooth Brewing Co. on July 29. Expect giveaways, swag, and maybe even a few magical surprises.

So whether you're there to meet the macabre minds behind Kannibal Kitty and Zombie Tramp, pose for a professional photo op, or just revel in the shared joy of geekdom, Tucson Comic-Con 2025 is your ultimate pop culture destination.

Tickets are available now at tucsoncomic-con.com/tickets. Come celebrate the spirit of Pop Culture for All—Tucson style.

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