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Remember Lagaan's Captain Russell? We Have News For You

Darpan News Desk IANS, 15 Nov, 2016 01:24 PM
    Actor Paul Blackthorne, who plays the role of detective Quentin Lance in the American TV show Arrow, will attend the Delhi Comic Con in December.
     
    Mr Blackthorne will be present on all three days of the event, starting December 3.
     
    "We at Comic Con India are extremely thrilled to host Paul Blackthorne at Alto Delhi Comic Con 2016. Every year, we bring the best to Delhi with tons of surprises. Paul's presence is one of the many things we have planned this year," Jatin Varma, founder, Comic Con India, said
     
     
    "I am super excited and can't wait for him to reach Delhi and meet all his fans," Mr Varma added in a statement.
     
    Mr Blackthorne also starred in Lagaan as Captain Russell.
     
    Other international guests who will be attending the Comic Con include Erik Larsen, co-founder of Image Comics, and Tom Richmond, caricaturist, cartoonist and humorous illustrator for MAD Magazine, Cartoon Network, National Geographic.
     
    The event will take place at NSIC Exhibition Complex.

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