Celebrity sightings at Michigan’s Astronomicon: Shannon Elizabeth, ‘The Shermanator,’ AEW stars, Mick Foley - MLive.com

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ANN ARBOR, MI - Year four of one of the biggest comic cons in Michigan had no shortage of star power. From "American Pie" stars, Shannon Elizabeth and "The Shermanator," to an "Ash vs. Evil Dead" actress, to AEW stars and WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley, this event had a wide range of celebrities for fans to meet.

Astronomicon took place all weekend at the Sheraton Ann Arbor Hotel. The event is usually held in the dead of winter, but was postponed earlier this year due to COVID and it was also moved from Sterling Heights.

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Comic con fans enjoyed plenty of cosplay with both a kids and adult cosplay contest. There were also plenty of artists and vendors, gaming and panels. Here are all of the celebrities we ran into at the event.

actress shannon elizabeth smiling

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You know actress Shannon Elizabeth from the "American Pie" series of movies. You also know her from "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back," "Scary Movie" and more. She was among the numerous celebrities at the event signing autographs and taking photos with fans.

mick foley

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WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley poses for a photo with a fan, Jacob Webster from Detroit. Foley also took photos with fans as all three of his WWE characters, Dude Love, Mankind and Cactus Jack.

actress dana delorenzo with a fan

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Actress Dana DeLorenzo (right) takes a photo with a fan at the event. You know DeLorenzo best from her role as Kelly Maxwell in "Ash vs Evil Dead," which also starred Bruce Campbell.

actor michael berryman

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Here's an icon of the horror genre. You know Michael Berryman from "The Hills Have Eyes" and "The Devil's Rejects."

micki James

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Former WWE superstar and current Impact star, Micki James, poses for a photo with Brad Daniels of Toledo.

actor chris owen

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It's "The Shermanator," a sophisticated sex robot sent through time to change the future of one lucky lady. You know Chris Owen best as Chuck Sherman from the "American Pie" series of movies. He's also a Royal Oak, Michigan native. Check out our video interview with him

tay conti

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AEW star, Tay Conti.

tony schiavone

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Legendary wrestling commentator, Tony Schiavone.

darby allin

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AEW star, Darby Allin.

sammy guevara

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AEW star, Sammy Guevara.

actor bill moseley

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Horror icon, Bill Moseley, who you know as Chop Top and Otis Driftwood from "House of 1,000 Corpses" and "Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2."

actor kane hodder

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Horror actor Kane Hodder. You know him better as Jason Voorhees.

actor butch patrick

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Eddie Munster, himself was at the event. This is Butch Patrick.

actress lucinda jenney

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This is actress Lucinda Jenney. You know her from "Three From Hell," "Practical Magic," "Thinner," "G.I." Jane" and "Rain Man."

ming chen

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This is Ming Chen. You know the Michigan native from AMC's "Comic Book Men."

rake

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This is Rake, the bassist for Ghostmane.

charlie ramone

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AEW star, Charlie Ramone.

Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills

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Spencer Charnas from the band Ice Nine Kills.

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