op with Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes in front of the 30 ft Quick Stop Facade an exhibition of famous automobiles from the Petersen Automotive Museum and a live wrestling event with Women of Wrestling. LG Display had an activation on the exhibit floor with an OLED TV Truck on the convention floor. On Friday October 11, the first night of L.A. Comic Con, KROQ's Stryker and Klein broadcast live from the LACC VIP Lounge for 4 hours. Programming L.A. Comic Con is often described as a convention "by fans, for fans," largely because of its reputation for being communicative with their attendees and incorporating fan requests into the convention's programming. LA Comic Con 2019 made several major programming decisions based on convention attendees' responses to an email survey, including adding a horror section to the convention and bringing in the casts of The Office and Spongebob Squarepants. In addition to their focus on fan-friendly programming, L.A. Comic Con also prides itself as being a family-friendly event. The convention is open for free to children 12 and under with an adult who has a 1-Day or 3-Day badge. The convention also has an annual tradition of hosting an Indoor Trick-Or-Treat event on Sundays for children 12 and under for The Indoor Trick-Or-Treat event traditionally goes on for two hours' on the 3rd and final day of the con. Children can trick-or-treat at any of the convention's booths or tables. L.A. Comic Con 2019 included programming driven by major feature films, including a main stage panel for the feature film "Zombieland: Double Tap" with the cast and director of the film and an early pre-release screening for convention attendees. L.A. Comic Con 2019 had several high profile main stage panels. There were several cast reunions, including a "Hellboy" reunion with Ron Perlman and Doug Jones, a reunion panel with the case of "The Office" and a reunion of the cast of "X-Men: The Animated Series". Other 2019 programming included a panel interview with the Incredible Hulk's Lou Ferrigno and Flash Gordon's Sam Jones, The Ultimate Spider-Man's Drake Bell a main-stage panel with the cast of Steven Universe and the cast of the film Daniel Isn't Real. L.A. Comic Con also hosts the Annual National Cosplay Championship. The inaugural cosplay competition took place in 2015 The National Cosplay Championship has reoccurred at L.A. Comic Con every year, with the fifth Annual Cosplay