Here at ComicMix HQ, we’re located down the hall from the Star Wars changing room, so we’ve seen more Slave Leias and Stormtroopers in one day than the average person sees in a lifetime. Take that, average person!
With that in mind, here are some of our favorite photos of the costumed masses at this year’s show:
(photos courtesy of Tony Mark)
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