There's no way to take a picture of every possible cosplayer at Gen Con because there are far too many. They were so numerous that four sat behind me at 8 a.m. Mass on Sunday! I didn't get their picture, not because I am shy about taking pictures in church but because I thought it would be inappropriate at Mass and I didn't catch them after Mass. Rest assured, they were modestly dressed and would have been totally unnoticeable if Mass had happened to be in 1415 instead of 2015.
Superheroes were the dominant group of cosplayers. By my count, Marvel outnumbered DC which is to be expected considering the movie and television coverage of the respective companies. Not that everyone was dressed like the character from the big and/or little screens.
DC did have a very good showing. Harley Quinn was the most popular costume by far of any character, though I only got one of her incarnations.
Doctor Who fans were representing in many ways.
Star Wars had their fare share of cure robots and people dressed up. Seeing these, I realize I have fallen behind by not watching Clone Wars cartoons. Maybe I'll catch up in December...
Some people dressed as favorite movie characters.
TV, video games, and other games had plenty of creative fans.
And of course there was an assortment of steampunk (who may have been recognizable characters) and other cosplay types who defy easy categorization.
Check out this amazing Tom Vasel cosplay!
Superheroes were the dominant group of cosplayers. By my count, Marvel outnumbered DC which is to be expected considering the movie and television coverage of the respective companies. Not that everyone was dressed like the character from the big and/or little screens.
Black Widow |
Two Thors take on a Hydra goon |
WWII-era Captain America |
Classic Ms. Marvel |
Two Steve Rogerses, Tony Stark, and a female Winter Soldier |
Classic Spider-man |
Steampunk Doctor Octopus |
Current day Doc Ock |
DC did have a very good showing. Harley Quinn was the most popular costume by far of any character, though I only got one of her incarnations.
One of the many faces of Harley Quinn |
There were many Catwomen, but not as many as Harley |
Movie version of Bane |
Bat-girl and Poison Ivy |
Black Manta with the apparent remains of Aquaman |
Supergirl, coming to TV this Fall! |
Green Lantern and Batman pose with kids |
Doctor Who fans were representing in many ways.
Not really cosplay (or in focus) but really cool |
One Dalek |
Slightly melted Dalek |
Star Wars had their fare share of cure robots and people dressed up. Seeing these, I realize I have fallen behind by not watching Clone Wars cartoons. Maybe I'll catch up in December...
An R2 unit |
A Jedi |
Clone warrior/trooper/whatever |
The plural of Jedi is Jedi, right? |
Possibly the same R2 unit |
Some people dressed as favorite movie characters.
One of three Shaun of the Deads I saw |
Couple from Tangled |
I think the guy on the left is Chris Pratt's character from Jurassic World |
Dread Pirate Roberts with some Star Wars types around him |
Sauron has the ring! |
TV, video games, and other games had plenty of creative fans.
Carmen Sandiego! |
Cookie Monster demos a game |
Halo's Master Chief with two others not from Halo |
Katamari Damacy! |
From the Saga comics I think |
This guy's ID badge says he works for Black Mesa, the competition for Aperture Science |
Dr. Seuss! |
Pathfinder female barbarian whats-her-name |
Also from Pathfinder? |
And of course there was an assortment of steampunk (who may have been recognizable characters) and other cosplay types who defy easy categorization.
The first...thing...I saw |
Technicolor steampunk? |
Assorted (perhaps related) characters |
More steampunk |
This guy must be a character from something?!? |
Fantasy outfit |
Contest-running steampunk |
Tough-looking steampunk |
Not steampunk |
Check out this amazing Tom Vasel cosplay!
Best Tom Vasel look-a-like ever! |
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