1-12, 1936), Philo Vance's Secret Mission (1947), California Gold Rush (1946), Forty Thieves (1944), Our Gang shorts, Planet of the Vampires (1965), an episode of The Outer Limits, episodes from the Adventures of Superman TV show, The Thin Man (1934), Ghosts on the Loose (1943), Riders of the Whistling Skull (1937), The Hard Hombre (1931), Dead Reckoning (1947), The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947), White Eagle (1941 Buck Jones serial, chapters 1–15), Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation (1939), and an episode of Amos 'n' Andy. 1976 D-Con D-Con returned to Dallas in 1976. 1979 D-Con D-Con 79 featured special guests Stephen R. Donaldson, Kelly Freas, Jack Kirby, Mike Royer, and Roy Thomas; and guests Kerry Gammill, Mike Presley, George Wyatt Proctor, Don Ivan Punchatz, Kenneth Smith, Roger Stine, and Don Markstein. 1981 Multicon Multicon 81, the final edition of that show, was produced by OAF chairs Bart Bush and Gary & Elaine Burleson; guests included John Byrne, L. B. Cole, Jim Engel, Chuck Fialla, Mike McQuay, John Wooley, and Ron Wolfe. A "Multicon '82" for the following year was promised, but never ended up happening. Legacy Larry Lankford, who produced D-Con '79, went on to produce the long-running Dallas Fantasy Fair. OAF member Bart Bush later opened the first comic book retailer in Oklahoma: Down Memory Lane in Norman. In 2007, the 40th anniversary of the formation of the Oklahoma Alliance of Fans, Bart Bush created OAFcon, a comics convention held in Norman. "OAFcon proved popular enough that it became an annual event and drew collectors from across the nation." Bush died in 2020, and "Peter Purin, organizer of Uncanny Comic Expo, took over running the show in 2021." OAFcon '22 took place September 17-18, 2022, at the Embassy Suites in Norman. Focusing "on Tarzan, The Shadow, and more," author Mike Chapman was the featured special guest, along with Anthony Tollin, J. David Spurlock, Buddy Saunders, and Steve Borock of MyComicShop.com. Convention locations and dates Southwesterncon era Post-Southwesterncon See also D-Con (Dundee Convention), a defunct anime convention held in Dundee, Scotland Notes References Citations Sources Defunct comics conventions Defunct multigenre conventions Conventions in Texas Conventions in Oklahoma Defunct science fiction conventions in the United States Recurring events established in 1966 1966 establishments in Texas 1981 disestablishments in Oklahoma