/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

Do it

lay it on me brother

Here's the first one I caught in costume...

Stormtroopers with bodies 90% ready for Preview Night

>>6987947
I just got home OP. And as the luck and fates would have it, I lost my camera today. It was on a snap loop which went around my belt and probably got knocked off when Fox's booth was doing it's crazy stuff.

I had a lot of fun photos were on it, but there wasn't anything more I wanted to share than a blind cosplayer at SDCC. She was very beautiful and in a Ghostbuster uniform. I asked to take her picture, and her and the person with her were extremely polite. I wanted to tell her how amazing and cool she was, but the words wouldn't come to my mouth, and I just thanked her and wished her to enjoy the con as I do with everyone I take pictures of.

I hope to find a photo of her someday. It was just so awesome to see someone with that particular disability enjoying themselves at SDCC as well as cosplaying. I admire her so much and she will never know.

Sage for nothing to contribute, please dump OP, it'll be all I get for my SDCC pics.

>>6988120
That's so sweet, it's great when there are folks with a disability still dressing up and getting into the swing.

Sadly, I don't think I shot many Ghostbuster pics if any at all. Thanks for sharing though.

You guys can also count on some con shots, blur shots (my phone chose some VERY inopportune times to say it was out of room or die), pictures of cute folks, or just plain terribad shit I wasted my camera roll on. Feel free to dub them palate cleansers.

>>6988097
Are those the gentlemen who came to mow my lawn?

Muh dick!

>>6988230
It's times like these that I wish I had a Machete cosplay for that.

Back on topic, I must apologize for that Loki pic, I was too busy rushing along. Have a Lego Ninja Turtle totem pole to make up for that.

>>6988247
Served a whole luncheon, yo dick don't even function

Did anyone get the picture of the Appa on day three?

>>6988257
>geekscosplayingasblackpanthers.jpg

>>6988261
Really, they were just doing the Ender's Game promo.

And here's the aftermath of Preview Night...

A-Team van in full effect!

>>6988312
How did I not see this once in 4 days?

Some trolley station entertainment for you...

>>6988336
The place was congested as shit because not only did anyone hardly bother with the side alleys but people were milling around to buy or grab free stuff. (Yours truly included, no shame)

Plus, with the Delorean and Knight RIder cars being bigger draws in the past...

This is preview night and a bit of thursday, Venture Bros and sleep are next on my agenda. See y'all in the morning! Here's a Lego Iron Man to tide you over.

>>6988280
I love how pretty San Diego is at night. Was fucking gorgeous when I went a few years back.

>>6988739
I know, I'm glad I got such a lovely shot...Welp, back to it!

>>6988787
San Diego is a pretty nice-looking city in general.

>mfw my city is terrifying at night

An extra tip of the hat to her because of that great detail

>>6988798
Well, San Diego depends on the part of town you happen to be in at night....Where I live isn't too keen at night.

Anyhoo, these three should try to keep you safe.

>>6988817
Where I live is terrifying most of the time outside of downtown, since it's Detroit

>>6988828
Oh, shit. Keep your head up (and down when necessary)

Great group, however I couldn't get a shot that included the White Queen due to the camera crews and other folks in the way

Apologies for the snail like pacing of the pics, trying to avoid flood detection here.

I live in Toronto but really want to attend Comic Con, is it worth the trip/money i'd spend getting there?

>>6988876
Here's the thing...Take your largest con, multiply it by 5 and that's SDCC. The bigger SDCC gets, the more things change (the crackdown on sitting and standing, ways to get tickets, etc) and it can be overwhelming since EVERYBODY wants to be a part of it

If it makes any difference, it's way more movie/tv/comic oriented but movies and TV have really taken over because the con can really help build the hype. Really, it all depends on what you like, know and follow.

>>6988888
Why are there so many Batgirls that don't wear the mask?

>>6988888
What are the chancing of meeting celebrities when you go? How easy is it to get into panels?

>>6988888
Not to mention that you will have to pace yourself since there is so much to see, do and even buy but you will have to accept that you just can't do or have it all. And time management is important.

For instance, the Hilton Bayfront Ballroom was jampacked with Cartoon Network panels for the majority of the day. Regular Show, Adventure Time and Venture Bros were back to back and the ballroom can only fit so many folks. If there is an exclusive you're dying to have, you have to make a tough call. And the price tags you will come across can be tough on your wallet if you're a collector as well.

And the crowding. Know the side alleys well. If you're the type whose jimmies are rustled over shoving and bag bumping, you may want to think about this.

>>6988901
Sometimes celebrities are on the exhibit hall floor, it's really up to chance. Usually after a big panel celebrities will go to a place to do autographs. Panels have varying difficulty to get into, there are about 100,000 people in the convention hall and they're all trying to do something or get somewhere. If you're planning on going to a panel for something really popular like a tv show or something then consider lining up a while in advance and going into panels prior so that you have a seat for the panel you really want.

>>6988876
I remember the year I went I managed to save a shitton of money by getting a cheap flight deal around that time, staying with a relative and getting the "youth" badge. It was still REALLY expensive though but it was tons of fun, even for 16 year old me.

That said it was a giant cluster-fuck then and it's probably a LOT worse now.

>>6988893
Because they want their face out there, I'm guessing?

At least they're not the idiots wearing the halloween costume that's really just a shitty Batman-themed dress + a mask

>>6988862
lol that Alice just looks annoyed
>god one mad hatter is bad enough

>>6988901
>What are the chancing of meeting celebrities when you go?
Surprisingly good, but still really up to chance. Last time I went I just walked right by Brian Posehn without noticing and almost walked right into Stan Lee. When it comes to things like signings, they can be hectic.

>How easy is it to get into panels?
Pretty tough on Saturday, especially with the masquerade. It's not impossible to get into everything, but high-profile things like Marvel Movies are a herculean effort.

>>6988901
With me, I don't really try to meet celebs. Jeffrey Tambor had shown up to the Bob's Burger panel and it had just barely hit me with the thunderous applause he got (I was in the Q and A line), I just try to enjoy what's coming up for my favorites

Panels...As I mentioned a post back, it depends on how well or horribly they schedule them. If they are anything like Friday was, asscrack of dawn wakeup is required to get down early if you're not lucky enough to get a very close hotel room. As far as Hall H goes, there was a report of a fist fight to get in so you will have to ask if the movie or huge ass show is worth the risk. Especially since they will NEVER clear the rooms in between the panels which means you will be contending with folks who think that they have the right to camp out through every panel just for a Big Bang/Doctor Who panel no matter how bad you want to see something that's either up and coming guaranteed to be the shit or a big beloved franchise that's in its twilight/on the verge of a big comeback.

>>6988893
Either they don't know about the domino mask that can go on the face or just want a quick costume.

>>6988923
That picture will never not be funny to me

And here's a Lady Oscar...who's actually an Oscar.

>>6988928
I've noticed that with cons in general, you tend to meet more people by chance than actively seeking them out.

I remember Sonny Strait walking by me at one con to bitch about one of the restaurants in the food court being closed.

>>6988927
don't bother with getting into the masq itself. just watch it on simulcast in one of the rooms or the sails pavilion. you get free snacks in sails anyway.

For anyone going to SDCC next year or planning to go next year

DON'T GO TO HALL H
DON'T GO TO HALL H
DON'T GO TO HALL H
DON'T GO TO HALL H
DON'T GO TO HALL H

I cannot stress this enough. You will be in there for hours one way or another. The line is long as hell and you will be waiting for hours, not even joking. People will camp out for it overnight if they feel it is necessary. It's not uncommon if a panel is later in the day for people to wait 4+ hours. And when people do get in, they stay in til all the panels they want to see are done. You can have someone arrive for the hall H line at 6am and not leave hall H til 6pm if their panels are through the day. The line snakes in the grass next to the convention center, crosses the street next to the Hilton, and then continues all the way to the docks behind the convention center. It's safe to say that if you are on the docks that you're probably not going to make it inside.

>>6988934
I'm so glad I caught that one, I never really see any Rose of Versailles or much old school anime cosplay around the con

>>6988945
Not going to lie, I would happily camp over night/wait for hours and hours in line to see the GoT panel, which I believe is Hall H.
It really depends on how into the subject matter you are. If you are just a casual fan then probably not worth it.

>>6988945
Like this guy said, if you plan on getting into Hall H you have to be there obscenely early, and expect to spend your whole day in the line. It's really not worth the wait just to see some of your favorite celebrities for like an hour, when there's a lot more stuff you can do in and around the convention center.

>>6988945
Welp, time to go break some hearts of the friends who are trying go to the con next year...

>>6988945
>>6988956
>>6988954
Last year I showed up for Hall H at 5:30 AM.
This year to get the same spot in line I was there at 11:30 PM the night before.
And next year it's going to be even worse because of Warcraft. I'm predicting so many crazy neckbeards in line for that shit. I don't think I'll be doing Hall H again, unfortunately. It took too much out of me and I missed so much.
TBH, I'm kind of considering not doing SDCC anymore. They cap of attendees was obviously raised and the amount of people that don't have badges that swarm the downtown area is just retarded. Retarded. I can't even stress how bad it has become.

>>6988974
The CNet/Gamespot lounge kind of drives the point home. The interactive zones and the lounge are nice because my boyfriend (badgeless) can get in to hang with me but some folks off the street, especially the downtown SD folks, basically came to pickle what's left of their livers and take up the already limited space. Not fun when you're just trying to charge and drink up.

>>6988817
Kiki looks the most ready to fuck you up in that trio.

Also, is it just me or was the new layout of booths kinda...odd? I really wish Haute Camp was around this year.

>>6988974
>Waiting in line, talking to guy behind me about autographs
>"Yeah, I lucked out and got Sandra Bullock's autograph."
>"Wow, where'd you see her?"
>"I was in line since 4 this morning."
>Waiting in line for 7+ hours to get fucking Sandra Bullock's autograph

I thought Kid Kid Flash was fucking adorable. He wasn't with the other two, he was with his mom who wasn't cosplaying. I just happened to get all three in one picture.

Protip: Don't try and get water from the drinking fountains. They're either broke or warm and taste funny. Instead, go to the anime rooms, they have nice water-coolers there.

>>6988996
Not to mention I couldn't find Shout Factory to save my life so I threw in the towel and kept it moving.

This dude had no interest in posing and seemed weirded out that people wanted his picture.

>>6988954
They put the Walking Dead right before Game of Thrones in Hall H on Friday. It's a crapshoot because you don't know if people are going to empty out after a panel or if they want a later panel. You have to pray like hell that they are only there for something before your panel. Sister spent 5 hours in line because she wanted Walking Dead (8am, waited til 1pm) and not enough people exited. She didn't even get to the grass. I kept telling her to give up. Once she walked from the Hilton side to the grass back to the center she was like "yeah, I know..."

Fun fact: pizza places will deliver to you in line.

Also, Ballroom 20 can have long ass lines too but this year I actually didn't see any obscenely long ones there. Maybe I was just going at the wrong times.

>>6989009
The problem with the anime rooms are that they are in the middle of the Marriott, waaaaaaaaaaay out in nowhereland.

>>6989016
well he looks like he's only 15ish so that's probably why. He probably didn't expect it.

Did you ride any of the bicycle rickshaws, OP? Those always look fun

>>6989073
No, but I did get some pics...Gimme a couple minutes here.

Archer pedicab, The League one with Mr. McGibblets is next...

>>6989073
DONT TRUST THOSE GUYS. Most of them are mad skeevy and will charge for like 40$ per person to ride. There are a couple ok people - for example i have a friend who does it and tries to price fairly - but often they're just there to swindle tourists and lazy neckbeards.

>>6989073
I rode one because someone else paid for it and I got to tag along.

The only time I will ever ride one.

>>6989085
Aw man, but they look really fun to ride on. Is there any way to tell if they're decent or anything?

>>6989085
one I rode with asked $15, 3 people. We gave him a $20 because that's all we had and didn't feel like bothering with change.

Yeahhh. I got in line at 5 am to see GoT and I got in. Not sure if I would do it again though

>>6989083
Took a while because it was too big to post (it's only slightly over 3MB for fuck's sake) but here's The League pedicab

>>6989107
Next is Greenman

>>6989107
dimensions problem, not size
although 3mb for a photo is overboard if it's just casual posting like this

>>6989098
just ask them how much before you get in. he knows he can't pull bait and switch. i mean, where they drop you off is going to have cops within earshot.

>>6989121
oh wait i guess more than 3mb is over the limit. you should resize photos anyway.

>>6989120
Game of Thrones. The tree's in way because I wanted to get in line for the Blacklisted zone, sorryboutit.

>>6989123
Yeah, I never really knew how much blooming room an iphone photo can take. And the HD is off, to add insult to injury.

But have a Once Upon a Time pedicab anyway

>>6989129
Here's another shot of the GoT pedicab.

Shiteous shot of Walking Dead watch tower

>>6989146
>>6989129
I am so jelly it hurts right now

>>6989147
you got to take photos with zombie actors in a little prison area

>>6989155
Not exactly, that not only came from Preview Night but on top of that, the booth was flooded every time someone got inside with the zombie actors so I decided to settle for the watchtower shot.

Either way, I still had fun. But it wasn't exactly all good costume shot and cool promo material...

All right, gang, I'll be back later today or tonight because I won't be able to post pics from the phone. I'll wrap up Thursday and begin Friday.

Here's some Mordecai, Rigby and Muscle Man to temporarily quell your hunger for more.

>>6989159

Ouch titty tape.

The zombies and Walking Dead stuff were some of my favorite things in general. I loved the demonstrations outside with the zombie on a leash and the priest talking about zombie awareness.
At one point two little girls posed with the zombies in the cage and one of the zombies lifted one against the wall. It was really cool and the girl looked excited.

>>6989200
After the signing on Friday, some of cast stayed at their booth and were like lifting the zombies and beating on them, it was great. And the Governor's zombie head mancave inside.

I saw a pretty cool White Rock Shooter cosplay but never got a pic, did anon take one?

>>6989476
Never saw it but wish I had. Anime costumes been kind of scarce lately at SDCC

>>6989699
Thank god. Place is crowded enough without the weebs and all their shit.

>>6989754
I wonder how many homestucks there are there compared to your average anime con

>>6989782
Very few.

>>6989813
Even though Hussie's there?

Dang

>>6989856
Most can barely afford to buy a t-shirt and/or grey paint, much less pay for airfare to one of the most expensive conventions in the world

>>6989754
What happens is that all the people wear their western costumes to SDCC because we have Fanime and AX for them to wear their Japanese stuff to

Back at last, back at last!
Thank God Almighty, I'm back at last!

>>6990077
I wonder if I'll be in the background of any of these pics. Partly why I'm keeping this thread open.

She looked just fine right on the floor and she was quite relieved when I said she didn't have to stand. Pretty good sport.

>>6990102
Its fun seeing their different facial expressions when they're asked for a picture. Especially when its a creeper old guy asking some young chick.

>>6989876
Ba-zing! But there was one pretty cute Homestuck General Ed participant that I still snapped a pic of anyway. Was gonna save it for one of the later days....

>>6990108
I'm lucky to be a chick so they're glad to oblige. I often found myself looking for or thinking about creep shot jerkoffs at the most random times throughout the whole show, it was bonkers.

>>6990118
Now that I'm seeing it again, the look of that dude clearly reads, "Fucking Homestuck"

Anyone get a good chance at taking someone to bed?

Here's one for the black cosplayer archives!

The inside of the Grimm apothecary shop

This was the first SDCC for her and her mom and it was her Sweet 16 present!

>>6990129
Yeah there was some old man just sitting in one of the hallways just yelling at people walking by to stop so he could sit on his ass and take pictures.

>>6990145
Her nipple is ready to bust out.

>>6988802
too bad she got that shit Artifice Clothing PVC "Harley" costume... Love that hammer though.

>>6988828
where I live in corktown detroit ain't so bad.

>>6989016
it always does my heart good when cosplayers [even young ones] are surprised that someone would take the time to want to take a picture of them.

it's a nice breath of fresh air from the entitled "i wanna be jnig why isn't anyone paying attention to me?!" cosplayers that are starting to become prominent.

pure fun, child-like dress up.

>>6990187
Yeah, Corktown, Midtown and Downtown are pretty nice. I do remember being followed around by some dude missing all his front teeth when I stopped at a gas station a few weeks back on the East Side. He kept calling me "cutie"

I'm a dude... with a beard...

Comic con this year. Was by far my best comic con ever. I cannot wait for next year. I didn't get to take lots of photos due to working almost all weekend but I will upload some pics very shortly.

>>6990077
Hnnng Icon.

>>6990204
maybe you're totally a cutie.
he'd give ya a gummer with his summer teeth [summer here, summer there].

IT'S ALIVE!

Adorable little Pirate of the Caribbean...

Really good Axe Cop (could be a company zone dude but who knows?)

Should have had her step into the light but oh well...

>>6990272
>Pirate

Thanks thread for helping me cope with ComicCon withdrawls.

>>6990370
Whoops, I forgot that Johnny Depp did Tonto but that's what they get for recycling POTC's makeup. Sorryboutit.

Let me atone for that with a headless dude who looks like a distant Addams relative.

And that's gonna do it for Thursday barring shots for cool Interactive Zone/around the city stuff.

Now let's kick off Friday with a Justice Family!

A puppet show (she also did with a Wolverine puppet but I could get a pic since my phone was near death)

>>6989782
>I wonder how many homestucks there are there compared to your average anime con

Even if they were there, they'd all sit in that one fucking spot between the two main areas for the entire fucking convention, every single day, wasting space.

>>6990401
>/cgl/ in their 30's

Okay, I just saw a Vivarin commercial with gamers in it...And I lied, I have some WB Archive and Hanna Barbera folks on a panel and they managed to drum out Darrell McNeil who revealed that there are lost Herculoids episodes and told me outside the con on Saturday that the woman who voiced Tara came back at 81 for the 80s revival and still had the voice down pat.

Have some Superman. Or at least that's what he told me he was dressed as~

>>6990416
All the homestucks actually spent their time at the Hilton Gaslamp, where there were booths selling homestuck related products and Andrew Hussie was signing. 3 straight days of listening to them and watching them. Some were tolerable, some were pretty cool. Some were frightening.

I saw one girl there, who was talking to this guy dressed as colossus about his bodypaint method, and she had said she used acrylic paint on her skin. I nearly tripped over myself into one of the cameras in the studio...

>>6989856
Well, in line for the Hussie signings on Sunday there were well over 500 (maybe more around 800?) people in line, and that was only on the last day.

The meetups weren't very organized or publicized so not as many people showed up compared to, AX or something.

Not to mention the con is just so huge that of course the Homestucks numbers are going to be dwarfed, but there were still a lot there.

Living comic book dude

>>6990354
Yes, he is a mascot Axe Cop. He is wearing the glasses and moustache that they give away.

>>6990393
There were 5 or 6 of these guys wandering around. I have no idea what they were promoting, but I watched one try to sit down... it was one of the hardest things to watch, his handlers were having a tough time...

Glad I was still able to come away with a few good costume shots, Bayfront Ballroom scheduling was no joke.

It also hit me that I never took a pic of the freaking Mystery Machine. I'm so ashamed. Not to mention I didn't properly line up the whole group in this shot.

You mind if I dump a bunch of masq photos sometime? Probably not tonight... didn't get enough sleep after driving home, going to work, and then going to a ballgame. Not the smartest thing to do

any KH cosplays?

>>6990510
Hell no, I don't mind! Knock yourself out!

And I'm going to give you another cliffhanger...

This was my first SDCC and while I only went for 2 days (fri-sat) it was a good experience. I knew that getting into Hall H was next to impossible so my original plan (more like a guideline) of trying to get into H was basically thrown out the window when I realized the amount of people attending.

The only negative I will mention was I decided to kill some time so I went to a cosplay panel to see if I would learn anything new and to my surprise this Joker guy showed up at the panel before the panel officially started.

Man, you guys were NOT kidding about this guy, I'm not sure if he was invited or if he decided to crash the panel but it's not a good sign for a panel when he decides to mention at the very start on how he's an actor. :|

>>6990569
I've never heard anything about this guy's personality, just how amazing his cosplay is. What's the story?

>>6990589
tldr he's an egotistical douchebag that talks about nothing but himself, thinks he's the best joker cosplayer of all time, won't shut up about himself, and did I mention egotistical?

I donno I thought he was alright at the panel. His entrance was a bit weird so I thought he might have crashed too. He didn't take over or anything and gave input in when he was asked. Gave a couple tidbits of good advice.

Wouldn't be surprised if he usually acts like an egotistical douche most of the time but in this case it wasn't too bad. That Harley's voice was high and kinda annoying though...eh

>>6990595

Pretty much this

>>6990603
>>6990610

I will fully agree that in this case he wasn't too bad and I give him points for owning up to the fact that he wasn't the best person to ask questions about when he's only known for the one costume. Did he even make said Joker question?

Anyway, I thought his make up advice about layers was great but I still feel he wasn't exactly the best person to ask to attend (presuming he didn't crash).

Perhaps I was put off with the whole 'I'm an actor so I can project my voice!" as the first thing he talks about.

>>6990589
Horrible egomaniac.
He asks for fanart of him in cosplay as the Joker. Which is essentially just Joker fanart. He also thinks DC modeled a Joker-impersonator after him...instead of just, you know, after the Joker.

He's a nutcase, and not the fun kind. More like the "please go drown yourself in a kiddie pool" kind.

>>6990589
There was a bit in the comic where there was a person dressed up as the Joker, and he claimed it was based off him. Because he looks like the Joker.

Also asks people to send him fan art of him as the Joker (as if that's not just Joker fan art?)

Tries to sell shitty merchandise with his face on it and asks people to donate money so he can fly around to cons.

>>6990483
I believe they were promoting Sleepy Hollow, but they didn't have hand out any flyers or promo items of any sort.

>>6990625
Yeah but I mean they kinda asked if he could project since his mic was out or whatever. I think he was trying to lighten the mood...and show off. Sometimes it got kinda annoying.
I think he was okay for the panel since it was for intermediate and advanced cosplay and the other two were way into the advanced realm. His stuff it a lot of detail work with mostly altered bought items, which is I think when done right is entirely acceptable. I mean he made that awesome mallet for the Harley so he's got some skill I guess.

>>6990416
Hahaha fucking spot on

>>6988974
I dunno, I did Hall H with friends with BrBa and it was actually kinda fun! We did camp out, but shit, good times had. I wouldn't mind doing Hall H again and next time I'd bring stuff to make it extra baller, but it'd have to be for something I'm actually up for. I dunno, maybe Walking Dead? Ehhh.

In other news, wow holy fucking cocks, fuck the Dr Who fandom so fucking hard fuck Whovians and the goddamn blue fucking phone boxes they rode in on. I thought I was just being neurotic but during the BrBa panel a metric fuckton of people were walking around and going to the bathroom despite there being bathroom breaks/transition time between panels. I understand that you don't give a shit about my show and that's fine but what the hell is wrong with you to disrespect other fans by walking around during the panel that they also camped out for? We didn't camp out to see your damn lardasses and fez caps walking in front of us, you goddamn wankers. Get fucked.

God I was so fucking mad. But then that teaser at the end was intense as fuck and I heard the Dr Who panel ended up being some LARPing bullshit and faggotry so whatever.

>>6988945
>hurr durr hall H
just be realistic. Every panel I expected to not make because of campers, I didn't make. Look at the whole schedule, examine when panels are and which are before and after, and assess the popularity or tenacity of fandoms. I skipped GoT becuase I knew it'd be insane and the vids would be on youtube. I walked into Always Sunny because it was pretty predictable that there wouldn't be a crunch for that or the panel after.

Panel camping has been a thing since Twilight fans two (three?) years ago. You have to expect it, don't be mad because you didn't.

>>6990705
I'm giving people warning who haven't dealt with it before. It's not like other conventions' panel lines at all. People who have waited a couple of hours for a panel at AX and found success are not going to have that same success with if they think a couple of hours is enough to get into a hot show's panel in hall H. Not willing to wait as long as necessary? Then they shouldn't go to Hall H period. They need to know this ahead of time.

>>6990354
>>6990483
That's one of the things I hate about big-time conventions: you sometimes don't know who's cosplaying and who's just a booth mascot/booth babe

>>6990804
This actually really bothered me when I was looking around at cosplay shots this year. So many sites post "BEST FAN COSTUMES!" and like half are booth babes/dudes. I wouldn't mind if it was like… oh, whoops, one out of ten in this gallery is actually a promotional costume, but so many of the galleries I looked at were more half and half. Don't get me wrong, they were damn nice costumes, but not the fan costumes as advertised.

I haaaaaaate zombies, but I adored the Walking Dead stuff this year. I really liked watching one of the zombies try to eat caution tape over and over again. Kudos to whoever came up with that and whoever played the parts.

Back to it!

>>6991010
They're at least better than the people who assume cosplay is MANDATORY and wear some weird-looking Halloween costume

BOOM YUMMY

>>6990354
i wonder, lets say a real officer was a super dick.

Could he charge him for impersonating a police officer?

Could very well be one of the only contestants who would get the Silver Monkey right if the show were still on

>>6990432
Was it this Colossus? Because despite my terrible picture, that guy had some TIGHT body paint.

>>6991238
Oh man, that is totally Patrick Warburton's son., haha.

How dod the /cgl/ meetups go?

Winner of the Shirt Club modeling contest

Two Dr. Mrs.' for the price of one VB panel!

How about if Comic Con ditched Hall H?

>>6991111
Did you see the Cyclops over there with the visor made out of Beats by Dr. Dre headphones?

>>6991385
Then the exhibit hall and offsite areas would be even more crowded. I like thinking of Hall H as a trap/containment room.

>>6991385
What a bigger clusterfuck that would be, because the Indigo Ballroom is pretty much shaping up to grow in the place of Hall H's severed head.

Seriously, I missed a Milestone comics panel just to catch my shows. I made that choice but still, the scheduling should have been spaced out and handled better

>>6991397
I don't think so but I'd love to see the pic of anyone caught him

Met so many traps

Prices need to go up to $500 for a four day with Preview Night.

>>6991424
I wish I took pictures but I was only equipped with my phone.

>>6991424
*him, dammit

Adorable Hench Wench, bummed that I couldn't get a pic of her friend though

>>6991441
No, they do not.

While we're back to the subject of VB cosplay, why is it so hard for chicks to do Triana's makeup and cut a wig like her hair?! I can live with the tights not being as wide as hers but how can you screw up a design outlined by Doc himself on DA?

>>6991468
Yes they do.

>Comic Con
>A great place to meet single cosplaying females
>They turn out to all be Lesbians
>MFW

>>6991483
My problem is that whenever I go to cons, the cute girls are always older than me and like older men

Jackson, Doc, and Patrick Warburton at the panel

>>6991483
they don't like you and use that excuse

>>6991498
stop being underage

Outrider in line for Q and A

And Colonel Gentleman would like to smack Amanda Bynes in the mouth next.

Shirt Club contest judging for folks dressed like Monarch henches or 21

Comic Con sucked. Too many stupid people this year.

What the heck is that?

But seriously, I had to have a pic of that. Besides the Mordecai, Rigby and Muscle Man from earlier, didn't see much in the way of Regular Show cosplay.

>>6991543
I'm 19, bro

I like that comic-con seems to be more universal. Stuff like AX, PMX or ALA, seem to mostly be for the younger crowd. Even on the AX forum they have a thread for aged 30+ attendees, but at comic-con it's like, whatever.

you even see older cosplayers, people who aren't cosplayed to their body-type, or even race, and it's all cool. Things are more laxed there, even with the chaotic environment.

cosplays can be simple or elaborate, and no matter what, everything fits.

>>6991622
gf and I did mordecai and rigby on day 2 (day of the regular show panel).

>>6991622
>Summertime Lovin' cosplay
FUCK
YES

>>6991673
Mighta missed you since I was in line for about an hour and a half, throw it up so we can see!

All right, guys, I'm trying to get some stuff done and avoid flood detection so I'll be back late in the afternoon if not tonight. In the meantime, feel free to share scores, gripes and all that good stuff

Have a VB group to tide you over!

>>6991234
Wow, this is... actually really nice. More realistic lounge singer/burlesque outfit than Yaya's "I'M TOTALLY A CARTOON GUYS" outfit.

I love it when it's more realistic.

>>6991541
I think Patrick is making a kissy face at Doc.

Did anyone get any pictures of the Fallout folks?

>>6991253
I saw that guy eating dinner on my way to meet up with my friends. I am extremely impressed with that paint job... there were no flaws, even while eating and after being in it all day...

>>6991337
Lousy. I couldn't make Wed or Thurs, and Friday didn't happen due to strange foottraffic by the attendees clogging up the area before the stairs, and Saturday was a decent small meetup, nothing as awesome as last year.

Still no word on my camera from security...

>>6992148
I holed up in the photo room because everything ran late and I needed to position on Saturday :(

>>6992148
You guys should just meet up inside the Marriott or something after the con is done for the day.

>>6992148
Ooh, ball suckage

Here's another VB group shot to keep hope alive

>>6991801
I saw her coming up the escalator at one point and her boobs really scared me. They were like flowing around in her top like jelly fluid...it was weird

>>6992438
it was so much worse in person
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eastcoastblues/9322618591

>>6992449
Could knock someone out with those flappers.

>>6991483
So what, you walked up to some random cosplay girls and asked them out? That's a likely way to get rebuffed.

>>6992148
Hmmm, guess I was lucky to meet you on Friday then.

Sucks about your camera...

Young Molotov!

I felt bad about keeping her for an extra shot but I know I won't see too many of these...

Paul Scheer for NTSF:SD:SUV

On a much needed bathroom break, I found these two!

At the fucking hysterical Eric Andre Show panel, really wished I had been able to catch the live show at House of Blues...

>Captcha: them itasboo
Yes, boo on them itas

>>6992449
>http://www.flickr.com/photos/eastcoastblues/9322618591

oh god
she needs boob magic.
she was probably wearing a strapless with no "cookies" inside.

Bob's Burger panel including the main cast, Loren Bouchard, Larry Murphy (Teddy) and Jim Dauterive

If there was a Princess Bubblegum to snap, I'm glad it was this one. Lovely dress...

He's not really a robot but close enough!

>>6992148
>Still no word on my camera from security...

Do you think your stalker stole your camera?

And the turret on his shoulder actually turned and rotated!

In the home stretch for Friday!

The one of few creatively attired steampunk people

Spectator shot and plus, they both looked great

Loved the shit out of this sign

>>6993573
There was a group of like 14 year old girls holding free hug signs. WHY GOD WHY.

So, how much anime programming do they have at SDCC? And how is it?

>>6993602
Not much in comparison to everything else. Mainly industry panels where they announce stuff and you get Q&A with English licensors/companies. Japanese guests are almost non-existent with the exception of one or two a year not counting company staff. There's usually English VAs floating around (Tara Platt/Yuri Lowenthal are ALWAYS there, but they're cool). Viz didn't have a single Japanese guest which is a pretty sad turn of events but it's been coming over the years. They used to bring over big names like Kubo Tite (this was when Bleach wasn't completely stupid), Arina Tanemura, Hiro Mashima, Nobuhiro Watsuki, Stan Lee with Hiroyuki Takei. Last year they had Eiko Tanaka for the Berserk movie.

There are a couple of interesting panels (to me, probably not to other people) like the one where you listen to translators talk about the shit they've had to deal with, the one about the legal battles and cases that pop up when it comes to hentai, and the Best and Worst Manga of 2013 where everyone goes just to see what gets shittalked (unfortunately both are limited to things that are licensed or getting licensed).

They also show a lot of licensed anime for obvious reasons.

>>6993658
Judging by the Viz booth, they usually bring over someone that's related to whatever they're promoting. It didn't seem like they had any big focus this year. Plus they were way busier with another big project unrelated to anime/manga.

The only Always Sunny cosplay I saw thanks to it being Hall H and me both being on duty and not wanting to deal with that clusterfuck

Inside the MAC store near the con

His girlfriend, I presume

>>6993816
>Michele Phan makeup
>why do people keep doing this

>>6993816
That's a man, baby!

>>6992665
Joanie still cosplays? Neat.

>>6991253
I think it may have been a different guy. But that shit looks nooooice

>>6991498
Don't quit and just be yourself. Had a group of older girls ask me to dance with them at the Machinima party Thursday night. Always a chance to meet some ladies, young or old.

And that'll wrap it up for Friday! Good things to come ahead in a few hours, keep those bodies ready.

>>6993866
Oh I do, it's just a lot get weirded out when they find out my age since apparently I look a bit older than I am

sage for a god awful convention.

>>6993546
CONGRATS ON YOUR RANDOM PORN STAR SHOT

>>6994355
Is that why she's in a wheelchair? ..And how did you recognize?

>>6994365
Honestly, it was the neck tattoo that gave it away. I don't know why the girl's in a wheelchair, she isn't in that scene, I just needed a semi-sfw image to post here.

>>6994365
>>6994370
Girl is Mandy Morbid/ Adria on Suicide Girls. She has Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

>>6994375
My roommate met April O'Neil waiting in line for the Adult Swim bouncy castle thing. She hung out with her and her girlfriend for hours and exchanged contact info.

Porn stars are pretty chill at SDCC, who knew?

>Porn Stars at Comic Con

Okay has just gotten way stupid now.

>>6994385
I'd imagine its a requirement to be chill when your named after a TMNT character

I saw Asa Akira there, since we are one the topic. She was walkin with some guards around her.

>>6994406
They're not guests, I don't think. They're just there as attendees.

>>6994456
A lot of porn stars have become booth babes as of late

>>6994355
>>6994365
>>6994370
>>6994375
Well, shoot! I thought I was simply documenting otherwise reclusive San Diego deathrockers!

All right, let's take it from the top. Taking a brief moment to show off one of my favorite swag pieces.

This will never not be funny to me...

>>6991234
it bothers the crap out of me when people can't be bothered to buy some make up and cover up their damn tattoos

Nice to see Golden Age cosplay...

Look forward to more Saturday pics.

>>6993491
>>6993514
are we not going to mention her grossly squished boobs?

>>6993586
god those are the people i hate most at conventions. this shit needs to stop.

You can tell she wanted it to be over the minute the last flash went off.

>>6994966
She played along with me ribbing her about hooking up with a human instead of a robot so I consider it a trade off.

Okay, gang, back to work I go. I'll be back later in the afternoon!

>>6994998
>>6995006
She had like some lit up props and when she was getting set up in the lobby one of her handlers dropped one of them. That was the quietest time I've ever experienced at SDCC.

>>6993866
Aren't you still dating 50s Housewife? Did she put you in the dog house for going out to party with a bunch of older women?

>>6995122
I loved the counter-jesus-freaks signs.

>>6995080
What the hell is that belt?

>>6993800
There were empty seats in Always Sunny, you could've just walked in.

>>6996427
Well, if I'd known that...

Back to Saturday!

>>6996453
Wish I saw more of the offsite stuff, only went to the Game of Thrones thing.

>>6996468
Honestly, I wish I had too but I just have to accept that I can't do it all...Really wanted to do the Adult Swim Fun House.

>>6995036
>idris elba as dj lance

Be back tomorrow afternoon, early workday ahead.

Meanwhile...

>>6991746
No one doing brock is disappointing but everyone else is pretty damned good.

Graveyard must be suffering.

>>6998306
Nah, it's not graveyard but the commute by bus....

>>6998889
The dude as Doc is the one behind Venture Home News, he was even nice enough to give me a VI dingus!

What I wanted to do this year but didn't have everything ready...Saw another one but I was on duty and couldn't snap her pic in time.

>>6990118

>>6999005
OH MY SHIT

VERY sad photo fail, I not only ran out of room but I didn't get to see them again.

Does anybody know when Masquerade entry forms get posted for SDCC and WCA? Also, when do they usually fill up? I know they have a cutoff date, but there has to be a time when they fill up before that.

Sorry, folks, image cap has been reached! Ready steady go for the new dump thread!

>>6999118

>>6993543
I dig it; better than most of the shitty gears-covered, goggles-wearing shits you see

>>6993826
Iron Manlet

>>6996535
I just spat out my beer

>>6988945
I arrived at 3:45 am this year to stay all day in. Was my first year too. My spot in line was IN the marina actually... And In the right middle center of the room after one change of seat after the Hunger Games pane! Really decent places!

And I mean, it seems long to be in that line but I felt like only 2 hours had passed when I finally hit my place in the hall.. You just have to have friendly neighbors in line

>>6996658
>sheild

ffs, come on!