There are only two kinds of women at the San Diego Comic Con: Those who are wearing clothes, and those who are nearly naked. In the photo gallery below, you’ll mostly see photos of those who are nearly naked, mixed in with some pictures of dudes dressed as Star Wars characters. People watching is half the fun of Comic Con. While granted, the number of people actually wearing costumes is probably only around 10%, 10% of 100,000 people is still 10,000, and what the crowd of costume wearers lacks in quantity they make up for in quality. Or in the case of the women costume wearers, lack of fabric quantity.
Scroll through the image gallery below and get a look at some of the crazy costumes we spotted during our half-mad wanderings around the 2008 San Diego Comic Con.
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There are only two kinds of women at the San Diego Comic Con: Those who are wearing clothes, and those who are nearly naked. In the photo gallery below, you’ll mostly see photos of those who are nearly naked, mixed in with some pictures of dudes dressed as Star Wars characters. People watching is half the fun of Comic Con. While granted, the number of people actually wearing costumes is probably only around 10%, 10% of 100,000 people is still 10,000, and what the crowd of costume wearers lacks in quantity they make up for in quality. Or in the case of the women costume wearers, lack of fabric quantity.
July 30th, 2008 at 12:55
Hey Josh -
I was wondering if you knew what the official Comic Con t-shirt looked like this year. What was the design?
couldn't make it out to SD this year, so I've been enjoying your updates.
Cheers,
jason