Chicago Comic-Con costumes, Day 3
Finishing off the roll, here are the last of our photos from this year’s Chicago Comic-Con:
Finishing off the roll, here are the last of our photos from this year’s Chicago Comic-Con:
Finally, the (almost) last of our photos from this year’s Chicago Comic-Con:
If you didn’t make it to the Comix4Sight benefit auction for John Ostrander, you missed the added incentive of having the lovely Kathy displaying the items up for auction, while dressed in a Zatanna costume. Luckily for you, Gene Ha was there and recorded the activity as only he could. And before you ask– no,…
He’s a comic character, right? It’s okay to cosplay him… What are the other rumbles from the floors and halls… @ALC111: i’m not sure what i think will happen first- pass out from the heat, dehydration, drunkeness or tiredness Darick Robertson, after a staff announcement that the panel is being recorded and checking to see…
Mark Waid started it: using an empty wheelchair as a shopping cart. Vinnie Bartilucci ran with it: More than 3 copies of any single comic in an autograph line Wearing a costume covering less than (Square foot of fabric / weight) % of body Camping out in a seat for an event three panels hence…
Go to MoCCA’s Benefit Advance Screening of Watchmen on March 5th dressed as your favorite Watchmen character and get a ticket to the benefit, including the advance screening, VIP reception and after party for only $20! (That is $80 off the general ticket price.) Tickets are limited, so order right away. Call today to order…
Because we still have hundreds of photos coming in… including one of my favorites, Elektra interviewing Jughead:
And even more! Let’s go cosplay crazy, starting with two sides of the American superhero…
We told you this was a costume heavy convention… let us show you some of the best cosplay we saw. (Thanks to Jean Krevor and Kim Kindya for roaming the halls with me.)
The Academy Awards are always a bit baffling in their nomination choices— who gets chosen, who gets overlooked— but the Best Costume category is a lot easier to predict. Historical dramas, unless they’ve really bollixed things up (think of the laughable attempts at historical garb in King Arthur or Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves), will…
Sometime tomorrow I’ll post a general gallery of some of the creators, sights and swag that made this year’s San Diego Comic-Con memorable, but for now, here’s yet another gallery of some of the costumes that are such a big part of the Comic-Con scene. As I mentioned with the first and second galleries, you…