A star from the hit AMC series "The Walking Dead" will be in Kelowna this weekend for two public events. Michael Cudlitz, who played Abraham Ford on "The Walking Dead" and currently plays Lex Luthor on CW’s "Superman and Lois", will be at the Kelowna ComiCon on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2023, taking selfies and signing autographs for all the zombie and superhero fans. Credit: SUBMITTED/Kelowna ComiCon

‘The Walking Dead’s’ Abraham taking selfies with fans at Kelowna ComiCon

A star from the hit AMC series The Walking Dead will be in Kelowna this weekend for two public events.

Michael Cudlitz who played Abraham Ford on The Walking Dead and currently plays Lex Luthor on CW’s Superman and Lois will be at the Kelowna ComiCon on Saturday, Nov. 18, taking selfies and signing autographs for all the zombie and superhero fans, according to a media release.

Cudlitz heard there would be a ComiCon in town after already planning a visit to the Crown & Thieves speakeasy where he will be partaking in a 19+ bourbon tasting meet and greet. He then decided to come to Kelowna early to meet fans of all ages.

Kelowna ComiCon will be at the Rutland Centennial Hall and doors will open at 10 a.m.

Tickets are available on the event's website here and Michael Cudlitz will be appearing from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m.

The bourbon tasting meet and greet will begin at 7 p.m., Nov. 18, and tickets include an autographed photo, a professional photo opportunity and a bourbon flight. Tickets for this event are available on the Eventbrite website here.

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