Baltimore Comic-Con is just weeks away on September 25-27, 2026, and they are still announcing guests. Greg Horn, Bill McKay, Drew Moss, Tom Nguyen, Jerome Opeña, and Stephen Platt are the latest guests added to the show.

Horn is a comic artist/digital painter who illustrated a run of Elektra and Emma Frost covers in the early 2000s. He drew on She-Hulk and Ms. Marvel, then expanded into commercial art. Horn worked on international ad campaigns, and drew covers for video game magazines like Xbox, PCgamer, and PlayStation Magazine. His work was collected in The Art of Greg Horn art books, and Horn has provided art for exclusive store variant comic covers.

McKay is a writer and artist best known for his creator-owned Kim the Delusional. He had a 12-year cover run on Zombie Tramp, and made covers for Red Sonja, Vampirella, Lady Death, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Moss is an artist who has worked in comics, toys, video games, and the film industry. He has worked on The Crow, Vampirella, Red Sonja, Star Wars, and Gargoyles. Moss is currently drawing the ThunderCats series.

Nguyen has been working in comics for nearly 30 years at DC and Marvel on titles like Batman, Green Lantern, JLA, Catwoman, and Superman: The Man of Steel. He co-created The Switch, and has done work for TV on Big Brother, Wipeout, and All That.

Opeña started working in comics in 2005, beginning with Metal Hurlant for Humanoids Publishing. His work has appeared in Fear Agent, Uncanny X-Force, The Avengers, and his creator-owned Seven to Eternity.

Platt is a concept/comic artist who has worked in comics for over 30 years. His debut was in Marc Spector Moon Knight, and he drew titles like Moon Knight, Cable, Wolverine, and the Wolverine/Cable graphic novel. Platt draws covers for Marvel, DC, and Image, and works on his creator-owned Soul Saga. He has been a concept/storyboard artist on movies like Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Amazing Spider-Man, Godzilla, Twisters, and others.

“These are some spectacular artists!” Baltimore Comic-Con show promoter Marc Nathan said. “They have worked for the Big Two (Marvel and DC), they have worked on their own creator-owned titles, they have worked on licensed materials, they have worked in film and television – they’ve put their mark on all aspects of the industry! Don’t miss them at this year’s Baltimore Comic-Con!”