The selfie-sticks haven't been banned for their lack of coolness but as a matter of safety.
"With so many people in attendance, protruding cameras or phones sticking up in the air are a definite hazard," the blog says.
The ban also extends to Google Glass, e-cigarettes, vaping products and drones.
The Comic Con rules follow on from the almost universal ban on selfie sticks at music festivals, including Australia's Splendour In The Grass.
However Supanova, Australia's fan event, kicks off in Sydney this weekend and hasn't issued a ban on the sticks.
According to the event's publicist, Lionel Mitford, it's because they've never actually had an issue with it.
"I don't think people have brought them before, we've never had the experience" Mitford told AAP.
It's hard to imagine that fans can resist taking selfies when Harry Potter stars Bonnie Wright and Jason Isaacs and Firefly's Nathan Fillion are in attendance, but apparently it isn't awash with the devices.
However, Mitford says selfies with the stars are actually restricted.
"They can't take selfies with the guests," Mitford said.
- AAP