Cosplayers of San Diego Comic Con 2022 Pt. 2

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Cosplayers of San Diego Comic Con 2022 Pt. 2

July 13, 2023 By Joshua Ching

So the rest of my cosplayer pics from San Diego Comic Con 2022. I’m going to keep this intro short because not only because I’m really late on this, but honestly I’m not sure what I could say that I didn’t say in part 1.

I will say that I am really pissed at myself for a lot of reasons for being so late on this. Aside from the obvious that I’m really late on this, there’s also the fact that I missed out on a huge opportunity of growing both my site and social media following.

It was a simple plan, just throw the right pictures up both on social media and on my site, tag/mention the right names, gain some likes and shares-and hopefully a few more followers, and maybe the social media algorithms would have finally felt pity for me and started putting my stuff in front of more people. Unfortunately, because I messed up and fell behind I missed out on all that.

Oh well, it was a lesson learned the hard way, nothing I can do now but just continue trying to catch up.

A Big Barda from Jack Kirby’s Fourth World. I’m kind of annoyed she didn’t have the Mega Rod with her to complete the look. Fun fact, Kirby based Big Barda’s appearance Lainie Kazan who at the time had just recently appeared in Playboy.

The Vulture as he looked in Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Gogo Yubari from Kill Bill Vol. 1 with her meteor hammer.

A Cammy from Street Fighter.

A DC Universe Wonder Woman complete with the shield and sword.

A white Tie Fighter pilot and what I think is a green Scout Trooper.

Here’s Tamtel Skreej, Lando Calrissian’s identity when he went undercover as a guard in Jabba the Hutt’s palace in Return of the Jedi.

Rick Sanchez from Rick and Morty.

Here’s a guy as Steve Zissou from Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou doing the arm point pose.

A program from Tron. I kind of like how he included the tunic, but I am disappointed he didn’t figure out how to get the lines to glow.

Din Djardin from The Mandalorian in the Beskar armor.

Horizon from Apex Legends.

A samurai Boba Fett which was I’m guessing was inspired by the Daimyo Boba Fett figure from Tamashii Nation/Bandai Namco.

A blood-soaked, prom dress wearing Carrie White from Stephen King’s Carrie.

Fire Nation princess Azula from Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Cruella de Vil from the live-action Cruella movie starring Emma Stone.

Here’s a guy dressed up as Bazarack, promoting the at the time new Netflix cartoon Farzar. I don’t know if you would really consider this guy a cosplayer. If anything I probably should have rolled him into my generic Comic Con coverage.