So, the Steampunk World's Fair is basically nothing but oldtimey ComicCon? Trow some gears and bolts on you costume and that's it?
There were some truly great costumes but also just some dude wearing a Fez, Thor and a fucking mime.

No, the Black Panther is the real Batman of the Marvel Universe. Ultra rich, has cool gadgets, cool vehicles (the quinjet, among other vehicles which could themselves topple all of the governments of the world), and his costume looks like Batman, including the colors black and yellow.

Issue #23 of the Black Panther run in the late '90s even takes this to its logical conclusion when they enter Nightmare's universe and they pay tribute to the likeness of Black Panther to Batman.

The Robin character is Black Panther's US attache, Everett Ross. Totally funny too, because the villain around this time is akin to the Joker and has his own tribute panels to the Joker.

These similarities are on purpose.

And for funsies, who is Logan Wayne?

New Daredevil on Netflix is great, but it's hilarious how embarrassed the creators are by the name. They only mention it in the last episode and even then it's with a knowing wink to the audience...

Audience: "daredevil"... really?
Producers: look, we know the name is stupid...
Audience: so are the horns on the costume
Producers: GODDAMNIT, WE KNOW!!! But we don't have a choice so just roll with it. ok?
Audience: ehhhhhh....
Producers: check out this sweet fight scene!
Audience: Fuck yeah! Daredevil, horned costume, all good!

Good luck using those fancy techniques on a beachball with a sack of hammers, or upside down in a bunny costume.

(If you haven't seen Cutthroat Kitchen yet, guys, I recommend it.)

I'm watching this, and I'm thinking to myself, how strange it is, that I've never noticed how much the legs of a Chameleon look exactly like the arms of people, that it looked almost like a man in a costume.

Then the thingy on his head moved and then they were feet, and I was like, oh, didn't see it, even though my subconscious did.

Is it Ironic, that people can hide by changing their colours to look like a Chameleon?

I gotta find the video that someone made of their Bull Terrier all Halloween costumed as a Raptor...

The costume designers fault, you don't put anything on a knot that is meant to be yanked off. You use tiny strips of velcro or just simple thread, anything that will break off easily and way before actor loses balance. Knots are horrible unreliable in these situations. What i was more amazed off was that she wasn't lipsyncing this time.

Better quality *backup=[...snipped...]
And hey - *happy, *dance, *quality!
(Love that shark costume!)

LOL I was thinking the exact same thing.

This is almost too unbelievable. But if it somehow is legit, then this dude has seriously gotta don a Hawkeye or Green Arrow costume and take up the vigilante gig.

Queen of Blades Halloween costume?

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Best costume for your dog ever has been added as a related post - related requested by Zawash.

So watching this, the other videos of him, Optimus and Bumblebee make me curious how the costume works. Even with stilts, it seems an amazing piece of work.

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