Infinity Toy and Comic Con is heading back to Osceola Heritage Park on August 8, 2026, and organizers are already lining up a guest roster that spans mainstream comics, indie publishing and a piece of Batman history. The one-day show has become a reliable stop on the Central Florida convention calendar, and this year’s lineup gives fans plenty of reasons to make the trip to Kissimmee.
Guests With Real Comic Book Pedigree
Topping the guest list is Sanford Greene, the artist behind Bitter Root and a run on Power Man & Iron Fist, known for blending gritty visuals with genre-bending storytelling. Joining him is Aaron Bartling, whose cinematic composition and character work have made him a fixture on The Last Ronin.
The most meaningful guest appearance might belong to Athena Finger. She’s a painter in her own right, but she’s also the granddaughter of Bill Finger, the co-creator of Batman whose contributions went uncredited by DC for decades. Athena led the campaign that finally won her grandfather official co-creator status in 2015, and her presence adds a genuine piece of comic book history to the show floor.
Silverline Comics is bringing a five-person contingent this year, giving the con a strong indie comics presence alongside the bigger names. Javier Lugo works out of his Zephyrhills studio doing character design and cover work. Thomas Florimonte has credits going back to the early ’90s across Marvel, Malibu and Chaos! Comics. Roland Mann is a former Marvel editor and current head of Silverline Publishing, with Planet of the Apes: Blood of the Apes among his writing credits. Jose Fuentes, a Joe Kubert School grad, works as the inker on Obsoletes, and Haley Martin rounds out the group as the artist behind Silverline’s Beah and creator of the webcomic Heroic Shenanigans.
What to Expect on the Floor
Anyone who’s been to Infinity before knows the vendor hall is the backbone of the event. Long boxes stacked with back issues, spinner racks loaded with Funko Pops, and tables full of toys, statues and collectibles fill the Osceola Heritage Park Event Center from wall to wall. It’s the kind of show where you can walk in looking for one specific book and walk out two hours later having found five things you didn’t know you needed.
The Search for the Infinity Stones scavenger hunt is back again, sending attendees hunting around the venue for hidden pieces with prizes waiting at the end. The cosplay contest returns too, with categories for both adults and kids, and the show floor tends to fill up with detailed builds and group cosplay throughout the day.
Last year’s show pulled in comic creators, a WWE alum, and a strong turnout of families and cosplayers who packed the aisles from open to close. Based on the guest additions and the returning attractions, this year is shaping up to build on that.
Details for Planning Your Visit
Infinity Toy and Comic Con runs Saturday, August 8, 2026 at Osceola Heritage Park Event Center, 1901 Chief Osceola Trail in Kissimmee. Admission is $15, and kids 12 and under get in free with a paying adult. Tickets are available at the door or online through Eventbrite ahead of time if you’d rather skip the line.
Osceola Heritage Park has hosted this show for several years running, and it’s become a comfortable, easy-to-navigate venue for a single-day con. Free parking, a straightforward layout, and a location that pulls in fans from both the Orlando and Kissimmee sides of Central Florida make it an easy one to plan around.
Whether you’re chasing down a specific back issue, hoping to get a book signed by Sanford Greene or Aaron Bartling, or just want to spend a Saturday around people who love the same stuff you do, Infinity Toy and Comic Con has built a reputation for delivering exactly that. Mark the date and start planning your want list now.
More information, guest updates and ticket links are available at infinitytoyandcomicon.com.
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