This summer, Vaughan Con became the stage for one of the most unforgettable moments in the rise of El-Dragoon. As an official exhibitor at the Canadian convention, creator Danny Green showcased the saga of Juan Juanes—an ex-luchador whose battles now transcend the spiritual and the supernatural—to a buzzing crowd of comic and toy fans.
But the highlight of the weekend wasn’t just the comic. It was the moment when wrestling royalty himself, Bret “The Hitman” Hart, stopped by to show his love for El-Dragoon. In a heartfelt exchange, the WWE Hall of Famer told Danny that he wished he could have faced El-Dragoon in the ring—a statement that electrified the crowd and cemented the character’s place as more than just fiction. It was a recognition from one of wrestling’s greatest icons that the legend of El-Dragoon carries real weight.
For Danny and his partner Mega Jay Retro, Vaughan Con was more than another stop—it was a hometown showcase where community, culture, and creativity collided. Fans were treated to exclusive artwork, sneak peeks at what’s next for the saga, and the powerful validation of seeing a wrestling hero embrace a story born from lucha libre, anime, and personal journey.
With endorsements from legends and growing support from fans, the mask of El-Dragoon now represents something bigger than a comic. At Vaughan Con, it became clear: this is not just a story. This is a movement.
The legend is alive. The fight continues. And the best is yet to come.