Excitement buzzes in the air as Tucson Comic-Con, the haven for pop culture aficionados, reveals a thrilling addition to its guest lineup for 2024. Esteemed sculptor Dulce Ramirez, hailing from the heart of Tucson, Arizona, is set to grace the event with her presence, promising attendees a dive into the realms of horror and practical movie effects. Ramirez's journey into the realm of sculpting is as intriguing as her creations themselves. Drawing inspiration from childhood moments spent sculpting animals from her mother's tortilla dough, she has carved her path into the spotlight through a fusion of passion, talent, and a profound love for cinematic horror masterpieces like John Carpenter's "The Thing" and the adrenaline-inducing world of "Resident Evil." What sets Ramirez apart is her distinctive style, described as "weird, organic, gorey artwork." Her pieces not only captivate the eye but also evoke a sense of wonder and fascination, transcen