Warning: tons of photos! Click here for the photos from the comic con earlier in the year.
Jyn Erso, in the Scarif disguise:
Dr. Doom:
Daughter DiNitto on the left, as Keith from Voltron, with Pidge:
A blurry photo of yours truly with R2-D2. See way at the end of the post for a video I took of him (it?):
Bob and Linda Belcher from Bob’s Burgers:
Kylo Ren and Rey. I can tell their costumes were homemade but they were pretty accurate:
Loki with the Tesseract, someone I forget, and Thor:
A queen from something?:
Kylo Ren in disguise as Matt (Matilda, in this case), the radar technician:
They are Neegan from The Walking Dead:
Someone from something and a Deadpool:
Aquaman and Boba Fett without his helmet:
Jyn Erso in her standard outfit:
Deadpool. Her costume was impeccable:
A Dr. Who:
Wonder Woman and Green Arrow. Two more great costumes:
Cruella DeVille:
Wonder Woman and Snake from Escape from New York/LA:
Kira from Death Note, third from left, and people from things:
Jabba the Hutt with slave Leia:
Inuyasha. The sword was even bigger in person:
Master Splinter and Shredder:
Robin:
Festive Shoretroopers (I think):
Deadpool. He had the boombox on every time I saw him:
Batman and a Star Trek person:
The Green Ranger:
A bowless Green Arrow:
Captain America:
A Mandalorean (Star Wars) soldier:
A Ghostbuster:
Two Sith Lords:
Silent Bob:
The Flash:
Princess Mononoke:
Captain Jack Sparrow. Dude was always in character…i.e., tipsy and rakish:
Harley Quinn:
Logan and Deadpool, best friends:
Darth Vader. One of the best costumes:
Princess Zelda and Link:
Mario, Luigi, and Koopa Troopa girlfriends:
A Sith Lord:
Jason Voorhees:
Barf from Spaceballs. She was going to put the Pepsi’s down but I told her to hold them, since the drinks are fairly in character:
A battle-worn Goku:
A Sailor Moon and Wonder Woman:
Finn, Spiderman, and a guy from a thing:
Ed from Good Burger, another guy who was always in character:
Something from Star Wars:
A nurse from Silent Hill:
Leia in the Hoth base uniform:
A Voltron mini-convention:
People from Stranger Things:
Freddy Krueger/Santa Claus:
People from things I don’t know:
A video of the functional R2-D2:
2 Comments
As an outsider to the comics-world, I’ve really enjoyed these posts. I’m no robot connoisseur, but the design of R2-D2, I have always found to be quite dashing. Less annoying than C3-P0, that’s for certain. 🙂
C3-P0 is kind of a milquetoast because he’s a protocol droid, designed to basically be an articulate butler. R2 is an astromech, so he’s used to being in dangerous situations and fixing things; he’s a bit guileless, which probably revs up 3P0’s anxiety logarithms. The original artificial odd couple.
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