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Comic Con Africa 2022 takes off with Hot AF Wings
If the first day is anything to go by, pop-culture fans are set to be enthralled by CCA2022.
Comic Con Africa is currently happening at the Nasrec Johannesburg Expo Centre.
It is Day 1 of Comic Con Africa, the continent’s biggest Pop-Culture and Gaming Festival, and attendees are out there in full force.
Thursday has already seen scores of people out there, bringing the heat with their cosplay.
Speaking of bringing the heat, KFC has officially kicked off its Hot AF Wings challenge.
Comic Con Africa 2022
Hot AF Wings challenge
If you are a gamer who can handle spicy food then this one is for you. It’s being held at the Kentucky Town stall.
Contestants have to make their way there and sign up to play the game.
The four players with the top score at the end of the days will be selected and will battle it out between 5 and 6 on the main stage by eating hot wings.
But there are various levels of hotness.
And these wings just get hotter and hotter until one of them just can’t handle it anymore.
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If you’re into collectables, there’s a lot on display. Most notably is the stall by Symbiote. Symbiote delivers the highest quality premium collectibles.
Prices range from R5 800 to around R110 000.
— Devina Haripersad (@DevinaHaripers4) September 22, 2022
Cosplayers were also stepping up their game this year, flexing their creative flare.
#CCA2022 The scariest guy at the con. pic.twitter.com/uBi70lxud7
— Devina Haripersad (@DevinaHaripers4) September 22, 2022
Kids Con returns to Comic Con Africa
It’s a festival for kids, by kids, and will be part of the entire Comic Con Africa weekend at the Johannesburg Expo Centre.
Kids were geared up for some healthy competition throughout the jam-packed weekend as soon as the Nintendo consoles went on.
Setting new high scores was the order of the day, and they certainly stepped it up at the Just Dance Challenge.
The FNS campus also brought its robot, encouraging children to get involved in coding and robotics.
— Devina Haripersad (@DevinaHaripers4) September 22, 2022
