Supanova Sydney 2012 - Cosplay

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It seems as though Cosplayers are upping the ante each and every year. Costumes are getting more professional and the characters more obscure. No longer can you turn up in a store bought Superman costume and think that you'll fit the bill. Sure, you could whack on a curly wig and a colourful scarf and play Dr Who ala Baker, but there is so much effort going into modern day costumes that you'd better bring your A-game. It was impossible to grab snaps of all the cosplayers but here are a bunch that caught our eye. A very special thank you goes out to our official photographer for the day, Ken.

Make sure you click on the images to enlarge them. Check out a quick run down after the jump!



Helllllllboy!
Clone Commander 2224 - Cody
Dr Strange and the Strangettes
Chun-Li - LIGHTNING KICK!
"I have better things to do than look after your crap, Magneto!"
The Family Jinn
THESE!
Dum Dum Dugan
Dum Dum Dugan and his mighty pinkie finger!
UNLIMITED POWER!

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