All The Celebrities Who Attended the EW’s Comic-Con Closing Party

San Diego’s Comic-Con festivities wrapped up in style with Entertainment Weekly’s exclusive closing night bash, held at Float at the Hard Rock Hotel on Saturday, July 27. The VIP-only poolside party was the perfect finale to the four-day convention, attracting a host of celebrities who turned out to celebrate.

Among the stars gracing the event were cast members from The Boys, The Rookie, Hellboy: The Crooked Man, and Family Guy, who all mingled and enjoyed the lively atmosphere. The event was co-presented by Peacock, highlighting their upcoming historical drama, Those About to Die, featuring Iwan Rheon, Sara Martins, and Tom Hughes.

Patrick Gomez, EW’s editor-in-chief and general manager, reflected on the significance of this year's event. “Just like the superheroes it celebrates, San Diego Comic-Con (and its devoted attendees) faced monumental challenges over the past few years: First, a global pandemic, then, a historic double-strike that wreaked havoc on 2023 programming,” Gomez said. “But never count a superhero (or their fans) out. For the first time since 2019, it feels like Comic-Con is truly back in full force — we love a good comeback story.”

The party also served as a promotional platform for Peacock’s historical drama, Those About to Die, featuring a star-studded cast including Iwan Rheon, Sara Martins, and Tom Hughes. The drama was highlighted as a key project in Peacock’s lineup, adding an extra layer of excitement to the night. Guests were treated to an evening of glitz and glamour, with a guest list that included

Nathan Fillion

Jack Quaid

Karen Fukuhara

Patrick Gomez and Chace Crawford

Alex Borstein

Erin Moriarty

Adeline Rudolph

Rebecca Wisocky

Lisseth Chavez

Cynthia Addai-Robinson

Michael James Scott

Hannah John-Kamen

Claudia Doumit

Tomer Capone

Richard T. Jones

Nathan Mitchell

Iwan Rheon

Melissa O'Neil

Shawn Ashmore

Alyssa Jirrels and Ben Feldman

As the sun set over the poolside venue, the stars mixed and mingled, celebrating the return of Comic-Con with a lively mix of music, conversation, and exclusive previews of upcoming projects. The event not only marked the end of a historic convention but also highlighted the resilience and enduring enthusiasm of the Comic-Con community.