If you’re a Batman ’66 fan, we may have just found the perfect costume for you. Warner Bros. and DC are making Batman ’66 adult costumes this Halloween and you can go as Batman, Robin, Batgirl, The Riddler, Catwoman and the Joker.
No pictures on Catwoman or The Joker yet, but the rest of them look pretty cool. So I’m hopeful.
Check out larger pictures after the break.
As promised, we’ve collected more of your Halloween cosplay submissions into a second gallery! See the rest of our favorites after the break. And don’t forget—you can always submit your cosplay photos to tips@fashionablygeek.com.
Game of Thrones Khaleesi cosplay submitted by Laura Pliskin.
Believe it or not, there’s an 11-year-old girl under all those wrinkles.
The terrifying prosthetic face was made by Bryan Silva for his daughter:
This is a Witch Prosthetic for my 11 year old daughter. I sculpted it in Monster Clay and cast it with gelatin that I made based on a recipe from Matthew Mungle. his is a make up test application that I did. She’s only in the prosthetic in this video, not her costume. We went to the Halloween store afterward and then to Target and she had all kinds of people looking uncomfortable.
I almost don’t want to know how scary she looked in the full outfit.
See a couple of in progress photos and check out the video after the break.
So I chose to be everyone I wanted to be. Can you spot all the different characters?
(Reddit via SuperPunch)
From the looks of things, you guys had a lot of fun with your Halloween costumes this year! We’ve chosen some of our favorites from your submissions and put them in the gallery after the break. If you haven’t submitted your costume yet, send a pic to tips@fashionablygeek.com and we might add it to this gallery or a sequel gallery next week.
Little DC ladies submitted by Mindy Warren.
Most of us are pretty lucky if we can cobble together our own costume for Halloween. If you’re Patton Oswalt, you get Mythbuster Adam Savage to build you an amazing costume. Savage put the entire thing together in just four hours using off-the-shelf crafting materials. As you’ll see in the video after the break, it’s pretty easy to make. It looked fantastic on Oswalt, but his daughter in her Spider-Man costume made the whole thing complete.
We’re looking to put together a little reader Halloween cosplay gallery and your costume could be a part of it! Send your photos to tips@fashionablygeek.com.
The awesome Impa cosplay above was submitted by AllieCat. She writes:
This is my Legend of Zelda Cosplay; Impa Last of the Sheikah. I loved the Original Ocarina of Time game and the idea of Impa protecting Hyrule and the Princess. Ive seen Many Link, Zelda, Ganon, Zant, Sheik and even Malon cosplays but very few Impas ever done. This is my homage to the greatest Zelda game of all time and one of it’s key Characters; Impa <3
Check out more photos after the break.
