There weren’t as many colorful costumes this year at Comic Con. I know that quite a few of you aren’t as fascinated
by this sub-culture as I am, but I find it a wonderfully creative world. These folks usually design costumes based on
TV shows, movies, or books. There are
always a creative few that are unique such as the makers of the full size
dinosaurs that wander the halls.
I picked these few images for their color and passion. Yes, I noticed there were more women than men. Yes, too, there were plenty of Batmen, but they aren't as colorful. I hope you enjoy the creativity as much as I.
I’ll be working on Friday images tomorrow.
Today I will be at the Discovery Shop shuffling the older books to
another thrift store. If they haven’t
sold in three months, off the shelves they go.
Love love love the Mad Hatdter and the Rabbit.
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DeleteLove it Mage. How fortunate you are to be able to attend and have it so close by.
ReplyDeleteAgree about The Mad Hatter - I wonder if she? Paid full price for her cotton reels full of coloured threads or if they were a thrift shop purchase
ReplyDeleteHope you are keeping well Mage
Cathy
no, there weren't as many costumes this year. poop.
ReplyDeleteGreat snaps Mage. The Mad Hatter and Poison Ivy are my favorites. More watchers than players. I wonder why.
ReplyDeleteJust love the creativity and work the folks put into their costumes. I only recognized Alice's friends but the rest I'm sure have special meaning.
ReplyDeleteIt is certainly a unique event with much to see and appreciate.
ReplyDeleteI will say, good for you for doing this, but I will also say that my OCD could never handle it. Even the thought of such an experience sets my anxiety through the roof.
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