Mini Hulk and son attend Comic-Con. If you are wondering why he looks so sad it’s because he doesn’t like hanging out with his dad in public. He can be a little embarrassing at times. Case in point—the flash from a camera confuses and enrages him.
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If you are familiar with QWOP, you might have spent many a frustrating moment trying to master the online Flash game. For those of you who are unfamiliar, it involves trying to navigate an athelete down a track by controlling each limb individually using the keys “Q”, “W”,”O” and “P”.
Try it here and you will understand why the cosplay after the break his so hilarious.
This was one of the best costumes from Comic-Con this year—a Valve guy and Coach from Left 4 Dead 2 double whammy.
Check out the complete costume after the break.
The kid in this photo got separated from his father in the crush of the Comic-Con crowd, so he solicited Flash for help “because he knows him”. Goddammit that’s adorable.
On a serious note, it seems that stranger danger doesn’t count if you are a superhero. Let that be a lesson to parents. Tell them not to accept anything from someone on the street dressed in a cape. That’s probably good advice for anyone.
(via Bleeding Cool)
If you saw the Death Star dress on Fashionably Geek (or a million other sites on the internet) and wondered how you could make something similar—good news! The creator, Jennifer Landa, spoke with The Official Star Wars blog and offered some insights into her inspiration for the design, and how she managed to put it together (The Death Star skirt itself is actually a decorated beach ball).
In the future she plans to add some LEDs and wear it to Star Wars Celebration VI.
(via TOSWB)
Fight crime? Eh, f*ck that.
(via Scotchtrooper)
Check out this awesome Doctor Who photo from Comic-Con. But the red Dalek girl is clearly the star of the show. Check out a close up after the break.
The Flash can’t be bothered to get off his Segway these days. Now a bike can be your getaway vehicle.
(via Dorkly)
