
New York Comic-Con was first held in February of 2006 as a three-day event. As it continued as an annual event, New York Comic Con was moved to October starting 2010 and became a four-day event, held from Thursday to Sunday, in 2011. Since the beginning, it has been held in the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. Though the event is primarily about comics, it also promotes numerous media franchises and their products, be they toys, comics, TV shows, movies, etc.
Unlike the American International Toy Fair, New York Comic Con is open to the public, and passes to get into the convention are easier to come by than passes to San Diego Comic-Con International, though not as much is offered in terms of news and merchandise at the convention.
2013[]

Monster High's premiere at New York Comic Con was announced during San Diego Comic-Con International 2013. As would turn out to be, NYCC 2013 for Monster High was essentially a continuation of SDCCI 2013 in response to the enormous growth in interest in the franchise's presence at conventions. NYCC 2013 featured the same exclusive doll as SDCCI 2013 and the Frights, Camera, Action! - Hauntlywood reveals were split between the two conventions, with Elissabat and Viperine Gorgon being shown at New York Comic Con.
Stand-wise, the Monster High doll-scale model with all the primary dolls was the center piece once more like it had been some months before at SDCCI, though this time with Jane Boolittle present. Other newcomer Catty Noir was posed in the repeat section of the right display case among the full 13 Wishes and 13 Wishes - Haunt the Casbah assortments as well as the "13 Wishes" DVD. Below that was room reserved for in-box reveals of the Sweet Screams, the Picnic Casket for 2, and the Coffin Bean series.
The display case on the left was solely for new releases and filled with dolls and playsets of the Frights, Camera, Action!, the Frights, Camera, Action! - Hauntlywood, the Frights, Camera, Action! - Black Carpet, the Ghoul Spirit, the Art Class, and the New Scaremester series, as well as the Art Class Studio and Home Ick Classroom playsets.
2014[]
Mattel did not attend New York Comic Con in 2014.