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Special: DragonCon Images (Part 2)
You heard our DragonCon shows, now see what we saw! One of the best parts of DragonCon is the ability to walk around and see just about any super-hero, movie character, or hot mostly-naked babe imaginable. While we strive for some level of modesty and respect here at Cinema Blend, we just couldn’t resist taking some pictures of some of the more talented and lovely costume work out there. Part two of our coverage is dedicated to the science fiction costuming fans.
Nothing says “I walk into blaster fire” like a Stormtrooper tattoo. 
We don’t mock Darth… er… Darth Whatshisname. 
So, do you prefer Napti Lek or that new Lucas musical crap? 
A Centauri noble with his cat. 
Yeah, the new Cylons are hotter. 
I honestly think its costumes like this that got Stargate SG-1 cancelled. View DragonCon Images Part 1 here. View DragonCon Images Part 3 here. View DragonCon Images Part 4 here. Be sure to check out our comprehensive 2006 DragonCon coverage for more from the floor of Atlanta's geekfest!
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