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Robert Soto of Lawndale dressed as Batman.

Robert Soto of Lawndale dressed as Batman.

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Getting into character at Comic-Con 2018

Paul Forest of Las Vegas as Spock.

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Sheila Noseworthy as Night Queen.

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Kyle Pacek and Jordan Hoyle of Burbank as Roger Rabbit and Jessica Rabbit.

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Matt Grimminger as Thanos with the makeup done by Walter Welsh.

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Lavinia Ienza of Rome as Christmas Harley Quinn.

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Silvia Robledo of San Diego wears a Day of the Dead costume.

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Sarah McIntosh of Chicago as Courage.

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Ashley Castro of San Diego as Gamora.

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Luis Galvez of Mexico City as the Joker.

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Fae Black of San Diego as the Joker.

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Nikki Aspen of the Inland Empire as Two Face.

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Morgan Fowler of Lake Elsinore is dressed as a clown.

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John Pina of San Diego as Drax.

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Michelle Pina of San Diego as Gamora.

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Sara Demarest of San Diego as Wonder Woman.

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Matthew Fruge of Tucson as the Joker.

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Sarah Franchello of Los Angeles as Widowmaker.

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Natalie Cunningham of Mission Viejo as Punisher.

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Brittany Gorman of Santa Cruz as Darth Maul.

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Amy Spence of Long Beach in her own peeler beads costume.

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Sisters Samantha and Gayle Sherman of Los Angeles as Albino Twins from the Matrix.

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Mark Sherman of San Diego as Neo.

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Lan Alegre of San Diego as Catwoman.

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Guillerma Gonzalez of Sacramento as Iron Man.

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Melissa Tozeski of San Diego as Poison Ivy.

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Scarlet Checkers of San Diego as Catwoman.

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Alejandro Santos of Los Angeles as Batman.

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David Schoeler of Riverside is dressed as Dragpool.

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Mary Sorenson-Schwacher as Cruella de Vil.

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Bernie Bregman of Los Angeles as Rick Flair.

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Alex Waltron of Placentia as Hawk Girl.

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Valor McConnell of Laguna Hills as Nightwing.

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Cheng Chun Wing of Hong Kong as Spider Man.

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Amber Skies of Phoenix as Nebula.

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Sara Moni of Phoenix is dressed as Gamora.

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Jacqueline Geohner of Los Angeles as Witchblade.

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Dan Te of Camarillo as Kobe-Wan.

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Millena Schmidt of Berlin as Spider Man.

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Sylvia Vale of Los Angeles as Hela.

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Stacy Fuqua of Phoenix as Thor.

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Arlo Maginnis of San Diego as She Hulk.

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Lane Giefstad of Los Angeles as Valkyrie.

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Tiffany Kay of Fullerton as McCree from “Overwatch.”

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Sheila Noseworthy of San Diego dressed as Mystique.  (K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune)

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Brittany Stapleton of Ohio as Poison Ivy.

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Alana Jordan of North Hollywood as a GLOW Harley Quinn.

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Savannah Galvez of Sydney, Australia, as a robotic Catwoman.

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Jordan Quinzon of Upland as the Joker.

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Heather Cottrell of San Diego as Mystique.

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Armondo Abarca of Los Angeles as Batman.

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Sandra Sanchez Culver City as Beetlejuice.

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Zachary Schultz of Orlando as Doc Brown.

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Elma Agatep as Darth Maul.

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Natalie and Anthony Young of Martinez, Calif., as Mary Poppins and Bert.

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Ariane Brandt of San Diego as Taako from Adventure Zone.

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Dalila and Raymond Rodriguez of Los Banos dressed as Jokers.  (K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune)

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Discord Addams of Chicago dressed as Cenobite from “Hellraiser.”

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Christopher Canole of La Jolla as Dude Vader.

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Nikki Skelton of Lancaster, left, and Barbara Glennon of La Mirada dressed as Max and Caroline from “Two Broke Girls.”

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Danny Deaver of El Centro as Stormtropper.

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Carrie Gomes of San Deigo dressed as Wonder Woman.  (K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune)

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Kiana Gomes of San Diego as Sombra from “Overwatch.”

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Lucas Spencer of Orange as Pennywise.

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Rabecca Woodruff of Irvine as Wonder Woman.

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Roxi Gasaway of Los Angeles as Ivar the Boneless.

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Shane Curran of San Bernardino as Floki.

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MacKenzie Stetzler as Tina from “Bob’s Burgers.”

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Alexander Desser of San Diego as Iron Man.

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M Blackburn of Atlanta at as Negasonic Teenage Warhead.

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Destiny Lowe of Pierre, S.D., as Harley Quinn.

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Caleb Lowe of Pierre, S.D., as Hellboy.

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Elijah Garcia of San Diego as Beast Boy.

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Iliana Solorzano of San Diego as Raven.

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Ashton Gable of Anaheim as Daenerys Targaryen from “Game of Thrones.”

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Allyson Slough of Vista was dressed a puppy.

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Harry and Karen Middleton of Fullerton as the Mad Hatter and Queen of Hearts.

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Avery Auman of Los Angeles as Dark Phoenix.

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Emily Auman of Greensboro, N.C., as Emma Frost.

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Lauren Fellows of Santa Ana as Ahsoka Tano.

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Joshua Bentan of Los Angeles as Obi-Wan Kenobi.

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Ariel Pasual of San Diego as Poison Ivy.

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Aaron Blossom and Conner Bright of Los Angeles as Superman and Lois Lane.

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David Castillo of Los Angeles as a character from “The Purge.”

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Diana Terranova of West Hollywood as Ghostbusters.

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Nate Guioguio of San Diego as the Joker.

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Michael Cherry of Redlands as the Scarecrow from “Batman.”

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Brittany Sprawling of San Diego as Gamora.

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Michael Norris of Los Angeles as Deadpool.

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Sarah Rice of San Diego as Dr. Strange.

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Michale Shupe of Azusa as Carl from Up.

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Joseph Crandall of Burbank as Star Lord.

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Manuel Garcia of Imperial Beach as Michael Myers.

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Kaitlyn Gallegos of Vista as a Jawa.

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Eli Garcia of San Diego as Killer Croc.

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James Cherry of Redlands as Darth Trump.

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Leah Sprenger of Vancouver, left, and Jo LoBianco of Ocean Beach, both dressed as Harley Quinn.  (K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune)

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Frances Padua of Vancouver dressed as Kurenai Yuhi.  (K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune)

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Angel Mendoza of San Diego as Iron Patriot.

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Torianna Washalaski of San Diego as the Slime Rancher video game.

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