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Sat Apr 19, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

NYCC Photo Gallery: Costumes, Costumes and More Costumes...

I swear, if I see another stormtrooper I'm going to kill the InterWebs

After a mediocre Friday, the costumed crowd made their presence known Saturday at New York Comic Con. All of the standards were there, including Supermen, Slave Leias and Stormtroopers, but the convention soup was spiced up a bit by the addition of a few great, original takes on the standards, like the "Mr. Freeze" seen in the gallery below.

A special bit of comic cred goes out to "Superwoman" (also pictured in the gallery below) from Grant Morrison's All Star Superman. It's unfortunate that we couldn't get an image of one of our favorite "costumed" guests -- the guy wandering around the show with a music player ambushing attendees and rickrolling them with "Never Gonna Give You Up." Brilliant.

(photos courtesy of Chrisopher F. Toia)

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