11 Wacky and Expensive Costumes from NY Comic Con
Charlotte Richards hand-made her outfit of Lux from computer game League of Legends for $100.
Charlotte Richards hand-made her outfit of Lux from computer game League of Legends for $100.
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Dan and Phil made their League of Legends video game character costumes out of foam board and spray paint. The Jarvan costume cost around $80 to create, and the Ezreal costume cost $100.
Dan and Phil made their League of Legends video game character costumes out of foam board and spray paint. The Jarvan costume cost around $80 to create, and the Ezreal costume cost $100.
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After 80 hours of work and a laundry hamper, Jeremy Schiba created this Futurama character from scratch.
After 80 hours of work and a laundry hamper, Jeremy Schiba created this Futurama character from scratch.
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Using four yards of fabric, Sarah Del Corral created her TARDIS dress from Dr. Who for around $150, while her partner-in-crime, Ian Graef, found his outfit at a thrift shop for about $25.
Using four yards of fabric, Sarah Del Corral created her TARDIS dress from Dr. Who for around $150, while her partner-in-crime, Ian Graef, found his outfit at a thrift shop for about $25.
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Tremain purchased his costume of Edward Elric from the anime series Full Metal Alchemist online for $150.
Tremain purchased his costume of Edward Elric from the anime series Full Metal Alchemist online for $150.
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Derrick Lockhart purchased this full-body knight costume for around $1,000.
Derrick Lockhart purchased this full-body knight costume for around $1,000.
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Eve used foam and paint to create her own version of a human GLaDOS from the video game Portal.
Eve used foam and paint to create her own version of a human GLaDOS from the video game Portal.
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This Comic Con attendee (who asked to be identified as "GVM") created this Predator costume for $200.
This Comic Con attendee (who asked to be identified as "GVM") created this Predator costume for $200.
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Leisl Schrader and Marcin Mejran purchased their Star Trek costumes at around $100 each and spent about $50 on the zombie makeup.
Leisl Schrader and Marcin Mejran purchased their Star Trek costumes at around $100 each and spent about $50 on the zombie makeup.
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Adam Patraju created his Mandalorian costume of the Star Wars universe from hand-cut and melted down plastic for $300.
Adam Patraju created his Mandalorian costume of the Star Wars universe from hand-cut and melted down plastic for $300.
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Frank Dimaria interwove LED lights throughout his costume to acheive the Tron "glow" effect. The entire costume set him back about $400.
Frank Dimaria interwove LED lights throughout his costume to acheive the Tron "glow" effect. The entire costume set him back about $400.
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