The PhinneyWood Comic Book Show is BACK for another issue- Saturday August 8 at the Phinney Center, we'll have creators and other exhibitors showing off their comics, books, art, zines, and more!
New for this year is a Zine Room featuring a free zine-making station hosted by Push/Pull, extended hours, and mask-required hours, to support community health.
Like last year, the show is FREE, all-ages, and will feature a bake sale to benefit PNA's Hot Meal Program, which provides free nutritious meals to all, as well as access to other social services.
What to Know:
Place: 6532 Phinney Ave N (Blue Building). Seattle, WA 98103
Hours 11-5, August 8, 2026
KF94/KN95/N95 masks or better are required and available from 11 am - 2 pm — thanks for helping to keep our community healthy!
Exhibitor List
Barn Sour Comix
Centipede Zines
Chuk Baldock
Colleen Frakes
Crow's Nest Comics
David Kelly
Dustin Craun
Edd Vick
Emerald Comics Distro
Hammer & Hemlock
Jessica "Ellis" Levey
Jewish Comics Library of Seattle
Joel Gipson
Kami
lilpunkdragon
Lost Comics
Mari Ichimasu
Microverse Press
Mossy Stone Media
mushroombeansprout
Octal Press
Plastic Souls
PNA/HMP Art Club
Push/Pull
Saab Lofton
Seattle Public Library
Sierra Rozario
Tatiana Gill
ToadyCo
Travis Rommereim
William Chen
Wit Wright
and more!
Dedications
This year’s show is dedicated to the memories of John Jones and Darryll Ezrrah, who died earlier this year.
John, an avid comic book fan and longtime manager at the PNA, provided invaluable support for PWCBS' "first issue." He was a guiding spirit for Rainbow Hop, the Thanksgiving Community Potluck, and so much more.
Darryll was a regular diner at PNA's Hot Meal Program (HMP), an Art Club member, and a friend to many in the community. He spent numerous hours at the Phinney Center, where he created amazing art, some of which will be displayed at the show.
HMP serves free hot meals three days a week, while its Art Club feeds souls, periodic onsite health/veterinary care helps safeguard wellbeing, and a social worker helps participants find the services they need.
Learn more about the Hot Meal Program.
Donation Request
If you’re able, please contribute to help keep events like the Comic Show free, and to support initiatives like the Hot Meal Program, using the QR code or button below:
New for this year is a Zine Room featuring a free zine-making station hosted by Push/Pull, extended hours, and mask-required hours, to support community health.
Like last year, the show is FREE, all-ages, and will feature a bake sale to benefit PNA's Hot Meal Program, which provides free nutritious meals to all, as well as access to other social services.
What to Know:
Place: 6532 Phinney Ave N (Blue Building). Seattle, WA 98103
Hours 11-5, August 8, 2026
KF94/KN95/N95 masks or better are required and available from 11 am - 2 pm — thanks for helping to keep our community healthy!
Exhibitor List
Barn Sour Comix
Centipede Zines
Chuk Baldock
Colleen Frakes
Crow's Nest Comics
David Kelly
Dustin Craun
Edd Vick
Emerald Comics Distro
Hammer & Hemlock
Jessica "Ellis" Levey
Jewish Comics Library of Seattle
Joel Gipson
Kami
lilpunkdragon
Lost Comics
Mari Ichimasu
Microverse Press
Mossy Stone Media
mushroombeansprout
Octal Press
Plastic Souls
PNA/HMP Art Club
Push/Pull
Saab Lofton
Seattle Public Library
Sierra Rozario
Tatiana Gill
ToadyCo
Travis Rommereim
William Chen
Wit Wright
and more!
Dedications
This year’s show is dedicated to the memories of John Jones and Darryll Ezrrah, who died earlier this year.
John, an avid comic book fan and longtime manager at the PNA, provided invaluable support for PWCBS' "first issue." He was a guiding spirit for Rainbow Hop, the Thanksgiving Community Potluck, and so much more.
Darryll was a regular diner at PNA's Hot Meal Program (HMP), an Art Club member, and a friend to many in the community. He spent numerous hours at the Phinney Center, where he created amazing art, some of which will be displayed at the show.
HMP serves free hot meals three days a week, while its Art Club feeds souls, periodic onsite health/veterinary care helps safeguard wellbeing, and a social worker helps participants find the services they need.
Learn more about the Hot Meal Program.
Donation Request
If you’re able, please contribute to help keep events like the Comic Show free, and to support initiatives like the Hot Meal Program, using the QR code or button below:
