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    ShibaniMalleolus: (This is Harrison Krix, the guy who made the suit - this article was posted on therpf.com and I just popped by to take a look. Thanks for the praise o... more »
    jrghoull: honestly, for me, this loses a little something when i know that the guy who made it is a professional costume maker. Generally the people who do th... more »
    TheGreenRanger: always felt bad for those little girls, proud to say i set every one free more »
    phoenix: Wow - if there's anything deserving of the word "epic," that's it. Impressive! more »
    NerD: Blattella: Ho man! I've seen some impressive costumes, but that is just fantastic. I wonder if I could get that done in a month? more »
    OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear: There have been so many of these that are just beyond impressive. I would however like to see an Andrew Ryan costume. more »
    Daumier: Hot damn! And the drill spins too! more »
    GreyHammer: thats pretty great more »
    Anekanta - Go Play!: Extra creepy! more »
    gorehound: that was an awesome job more »
    CoffinDodger (If the typos crap. Blame my keyboard): Thats your Bioshock film costume right there. Bollocks to the amount of cash it takes to make these films. Save a little and hire this guy!! more »
    crashedpc - Haifisch: I'm not impressed until I see a Rosie version with rivet guns! Kidding. That's awesome. And a little scary how much time was devoted to it. more »
    LittleDragon: #13 "Who is yo' daddy? I AM yo' Daddy" more »
    Pessimippöpötåmus: Do I spy a super pasty skin on Chew-Box-A's left arm? Oh nerd stereotypes, you really do me in. more »
    Meredith Woerner: sorry I had to reorganize things a bit! more »
    Mikekearn says hello: It's Gandalf the Gray and Gandalf the White! Now, where's the Black Knight? more »
    goldfarb: there used to be only two reasons to go to a convention, Slave Leia and Fat Boba Fett... now we can add Pimp Vader and Silk Spectre II eating a sandwi... more »
    CFinWV-in purple I am stunning!: I thought DragonCon was RPG based? more »
    crashedpc - Haifisch: Why haven't we seen a "I'll let her handle my lightsaber" joke yet? more »
    grimdeath9740: Iron Man and the Terminiator+lil John Connor are awesome :D Oh and since when did dragons have/need a con? more »
  • #bioshock

    Bioshock Fan Brings Big Daddy to Fearsome Life

    One of the most impressive costumes at this year's Dragon*Con was this elaborate and detailed Big Daddy. Artist Harrison Krix explains how he brought the Bioshock foe to life, with plenty of blood stains and a working drill arm.
  • #dragoncon

    The Mighty Chew-Box-A Will Paper-Cut You Down

    Dragon*Con came and went with a flurry of cosplay, Joker makeup and spandex. Check out a gallery of some of the best superhero cameo moments... and a kick ass Terminator, complete with unimpressed junior John Connor. More »
  • #startrek

    Nimoy: I Am Not Spock (Any More)

    The sequel to Star Trek may still be at the writing stage, but there's one character we now know for sure won't be appearing in it: Leonard Nimoy has announced that he's hanging up his pointy ears for good again. More »
  • #triviagasm

    A History Of The Science Fiction Convention

    History is fuzzy about when the first science fiction convention actually happened, but we do know that in 1936 some fans including David Kyle and Frederik Pohl took a train from Philadelphia to New York City to talk about all things scifi with another group of fans at the home of Milton A. Rothman, who rivals Forrest J Ackerman for the biggest fanboy in the world award (Rothman had formed The Boys' Scientifiction Club in 1930). However, a group of British fans also got together in the same year to make plans for an actual convention in 1937, and later claimed that a group of fans meeting at a home does not a convention make. So even before the internet, there was squabbling over details and probably even convention spoilers. Some things will never change. In honor of our coverage of WonderCon, we present to you the history of Connage. More »