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MCM Comic Con returns to the ExCel in London next month from May 23 – 25, and the announcements for who will be attending are starting to roll in during the lead-up to the event.
Revealed exclusively to Newsweek, we can confirm that Emmy-winning Patton Oswalt, who is best known for his iconic voice performance as Remy in Pixar's Ratatouille, as well as roles in BoJack Horseman and Marvel's M.O.D.O.K.,has been announced to attend MCM Comic Con London this May.
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The comedian and actor will be there throughout the weekend promoting the comic Minor Threats.
Last summer The Hollywood Reporter announced Oswalt would be part of a television adaptation, revealing that the hit comic book will head to series with M.O.D.O.K.'s Jordan Blum penning the script.
Though he likely won't be discussing this project during Comic Con, Oswalt has a packed schedule during May's MCM Comic Con, signing copies of Minor Threats with Jordan Blum and comic artist Scott Hepburn on the morning of Friday, May 23, as well as delving into his career so far during a spotlight panel on May 25.
He will also be available for signing and photo opportunities on Saturday and Sunday.
Oswalt's career spans over three decades, starting in 1988 with his stand-up comedy. He is now best known for his beloved role as Remy in Disney Pixar's classic animated film Ratatouille.
MCM Comic Con London has been held twice a year since 2002, welcoming tens of thousands of fans who gather for exciting celebrity panels and exclusive premiers across the weekend dedicated to celebrating pop and geek culture.
Guests also confirmed to attend this year include Doctor Who's David Tennant, Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Stephanie Beatriz, PlayStation's Miles Morales Nadji Jeter, as well as stars from Star Wars: The Bad Batch and Power Rangers.
Update 10:00 a.m. ET: This article was updated to clarify that Oswalt will be attending to promote the comic not the television series, Minor Threats.
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