San Diego Comic-Con has come and gone, but we’ll remember the incredible cosplayers we met last weekend whenever we run into Batman at a McDonald’s.
Right now, the most talented tailors, actors and makeup artists in nerddom are suffering from convention withdrawal following the events of last week’s action-packed San Diego Comic-Con. Of course, we’ll all cherish the memories we made at SDCC forever – from Green Day’s secret show and ice cream social to the Rick and Morty Rambler ride, there was no shortage of amazing activities at the biggest weekend in <a href="https://comicvibe.com/confirmed-influence-media-partners-to-acquire-anthem-entertainment-catalogs-for-over-usd-600m/” title=”Confirmed: Influence Media Partners to acquire Anthem Entertainment catalogs for over USD $600M”>entertainment, but our favorite part of the trip had to be meeting the many incredible artists and performers who bring Comic-Con to life.
As we begin to roll out our Comic-Con content – look out for set releases from our Cracked Comedy Club x National Lampoon show on the Cracked Comedy Club YouTube channel– we just want to thank all of the incredible, ingenious cosplayers who flaunted their fits on “Costume Confidential.”
The best part of Comic-Con is seeing how far all these talented attendees will go with their franchise-based self-expression, and this is just a small taste of the sci-fi-inspired sartorial splendor that took over San Diego. Unfortunately, we didn’t get the chance to speak with Ryan Reynolds about the grey-denim Deadpool outfithe wore to the convention, but you can’t blame us for choosing to focus on some of the more unique character cosplays when Deadpools are a dime a dozen at these events.
Keep an eye out for more Comic-Con coverage and content on the Cracked Instagram page, and let us know if you run into Rick Sanchez – we still owe him some money for those Kalaxian Crystals he was kind enough to share at the afterparty.
