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Paige Doyle of Washington D.C. dresses as Wonder Woman at Comic-Con on Saturday.

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Jacob Smith of San Diego is Commander Shepard from Mass Effect.

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Amanda Silver of Burbank dresses as Pearl from Steven Universe at the San Diego event.

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Lita Clinger of Trona dresses as Syren from the Wasteland Festival at Comic-Con.

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Christopher Smith of New York as a Borg from “Star Trek: Discovery.”

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Mia Storer of Burbank dresses as Psycho from Borderlands at Comic-Con.

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Bruce Stedwell of Phoenix came to Comic-Con on Saturday as Legion from Mass Effect.

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Joel Lanzaga of San Francisco dresses as Caliban from the movie “Logan.”

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Destiny Sotello and Steve Stewart of Los Angeles dressed as Goldfinger and James Bond at Comic-Con on Saturday.

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Matt Haddon of Los Angeles prowls Comic-Con as Capt. Jack Sparrow.

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Lisa Middleton of Tulsa dresses as Gamora from “Guardians of the Galaxy” on Saturday.

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David Perez of Sacramento works a mashup as Beetle Jack at Comic-Con on Saturday.

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Darth Lexii dresses as vacationing Harley Quinn at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Raven Roth of San Diego dresses as Black Canary.

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Steamroller Jim is a vacationing Batman at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Emma Skies of San Diego dresses as Bombshell Batwoman on Saturday for her hometown Comic-Con.

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Ruth Rodriguez of San Diego is Harley Quinn.

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Bam Bam rolls through Comic-Con as Batdog.

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David McClow of Oceanside as Jack Skellington.

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Cassy Green is Sally from “The Nightmare before Christmas.”

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Aggie Barraza of San Diego comes to Comic-Con on Saturday as Poison Ivy.

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Zack Baur of San Diego dresses as Khal Drogo from “Game of Thrones” on Saturday.

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Emily Richardson of Riverside dresses as a character from Fallout.

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Tomi Baur of San Diego dresses as Khaleesi from “Game of Thrones” at Comic-Con on Saturday.

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Tokka Oroku of Denver dresses as Casey Jones on Saturday in San Diego.

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Jackie Barajas of Chula Vista dresses as Loki at Comic-Con.

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Alina Bartolini of Tijuana is Raven at Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday.

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Vana Ellison of Las Vegas in costume as the dragon Smaug from “The Hobbit.”

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Alexander Albright of L.A. dresses as an Apocalypse Live Action Role Play character at Comic-Con on Saturday.

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Emily Richardson of Riverside at Comic-Con as an Apocalypse LARP character.

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Mikki Lim of Pleasanton is Domino at Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday.

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Ricardo Alvarez of San Diego dressed as a bearded Harley Quinn at Comic-Con.

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Haley Permenter of Los Angeles as Sailor Moon at Comic-Con on Saturday.

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Partick Jorque of Hayward portrays HIM from Power Puff Girls at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Mitchell Boldt of San Diego dressed as Mavik 2.0 at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Lavinia Lenza, visiting from Italy, dresses as Christmas Harley Quinn at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Darren Scholtz of Los Angeles dressed as Batman at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Aiden McGuire of Ireland dressed as Captain America.

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Grant Young of San Luis Obispo dressed as Mistah Jay.

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Tiffeny Reed of San Luis Obispo dressed as Quinn Bey at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Rachael Flanigan of Philadelphia dressed as Harley Quinn at Comic-Con.

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Reynisha Day Ballinger of Moreno Valley dressed as Ursula the Sea Witch at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Jessa Weiner of San Diego dressed as Nidalee from League of Legends at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Jazmen Day of Rancho Cucamonga dressed as Twintelle at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Daniel Mendez of San Diego dressed as Spider-Man at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 22, 2017.

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Kat Stryker of Oceanside dressed as Princess Zya at Comic-Con.

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Sheila Noseworthy of Oceanside dressed as Ghost Rider at Comic-Con.

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Jose Urias of Chula Vista dressed as the Clown from Pennywise at Comic-Con.

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Twin brothers Cesar Corona, left, and Javier Corona of Chula Vista dressed as Menos from “Teen Titans” at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Kizzy Mansi, left, and Annamae Mansi of San Diego dressed as Ninja Turtles at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017. (K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune)

Reb Risty of San Diego dressed as Wonder Woman at Comic-Con.

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Kay Townsend of Phoenix dressed as Punk Mr. Freeze at Comic-Con.

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Tamara Sherwin dressed as Wonder Woman at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Oz Kraus of Phoenix dressed as a punk Riddler at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Mac McAlistar of Los Angeles dressed as Typhoid Mary from Deadpool at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Gianluca Fanti of Rome dressed as Redhood from Batman at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Cristina Fanti of Los Angeles dressed as Batgirl of Burnside at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Eddie Holly of San Diego dressed as Michael Jackson in casual phasma.

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Reina Maxine of Danville dressed as the Evil Queen from “Snow White” at Comic-Con.

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Russell Arons of Los Angeles dressed as Bombshell Katana at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017. (K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune)

Priscilla Valle of San Diego dressed as Raven from “Teen Titans” at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Emily Anderson of Los Angeles dressed as Apple from Turbo Kid at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Jessica Gerritsen of San Diego as Undyne from Undertale at Comic-Con in San Diego.

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Addie Cannizzaro of Baltimore dressed as Harley Quinn at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Maureen Dawson of Arlington, Va., is dressed Daenerys Targaryen from “Game of Thrones” at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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James Cherry of Redlands as Darth Trump at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Megan Wiltse of San Marcos, Calif., dressed as a warlock at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Oliver Pineda and Aria Brossett are dressed as Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Sheila Marler of Woodlands, Texas, is dressed as a steampunk at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Richard Delgado of San Diego as Berserko the Clown at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Shayla Jennings of Walnut as Jinx from “League of Legends” at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Michelle Norris of Washington, D.C., is dressed as Arya Stark from “Game of Thrones” at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Matt Ashcraft of Irvine as Mordecai from “Borderlands 2” at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Genesis Prizmic of Anaheim as a Harley Bunny at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Robert Meyers of Tampa, Fla., as a Storm Trooper at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Manual Garcia of Chula Vista as Michael Myers from “Halloween” at Comic-Con in San Diego on July 21, 2017.

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Alberto Hurtado is dressed as Iris the Bearded Lady Freakshow and Ron Majji is Capt. Jack Sparrow at Comic-Con International in San Diego on Thursday.

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Milley Paris as Miss Marvel at Comic-Con International in San Diego on Thursday.

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Michelle Pina of San Diego as the wife of Silver Surfer at Comic-Con International.

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Mel Pistor of Cincinnati as Tim the Enchanter from Monty Python.

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Nicole Baker of San Diego as the Mad Hatter.

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Sam Welke of Simi Valley as Lapis Lazuli.

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James Frazier of Nashville as Yondu-Mary Poppins combination.

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Nicholas Prior of San Diego as Crossbones.

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Dawn Abbott of San Diego as a Storm Trooper and her daughter Kendra Abbott as R2-D2.

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Andrea Seale of Burbank as Teka from “Moana.”

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Dean LeCrone of San Diego as Dr. Artemus Peepers.

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Cash Branson of Pittsburgh is dressed as Yondu and “Guardians of the Galaxy.”

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Tom Kelly of Phoenix as a Joker from “Suicide Squad.”

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Michelle Nash of San Diego as the Red Queen from “Alice in Wonderland.”

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Mark Zyzyck of San Diego as Santa Claus.

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Jeanne Justice of San Diego as Boushh from “Star Wars.”

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Tiffany Kellbach of San Diego as the Widow from “Into the Badlands.”

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Kehlen Scott and Gordon Scott of Houston dressed as Lolita Catwoman and Black Mask.

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Monica Lopez of Brazil as Sally from “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”

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John Pina of San Diego dressed as the Silver Surfer.

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Brian Teifer of San Diego as the White Rabbit.

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Jessica Elyse of San Diego is dressed as Chipotle.

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Duncan Stewart of Chino Hills as Steam Punk Deadpool.

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