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DC Superhero Girls Take WonderCon

This year we partnered up with several other little girl cosplayers to recreate the DC Super Hero Girls for our WonderCon cosplay. The girls all had a tremendous amount of fun, and even ran into Lisa Yee, the author of the first DC Super Hero Girls novel, and a group of adult cosplayers who also cosplayed as DC Super Hero Girls.

Photo gallery courtesy of WonderWall Visions.

 

Poison Ivy – Heroic Girls
Poison Ivy – Heroic Girls
DC Superhero Girls
Wonder Woman – Mommy and Me Cosplay
Poison Ivy and Lisa Yee – Heroic Girls
Lisa Yee and Bumblebee – Lil’ Cupcake Pony
Two Katanas – ESJ Cosplay
Harley Quinn – Mommy and Me Cosplay
Two Bumblebees – Lil’ Cupcake Pony
Batgirl – Scarlett Phox
Big Heroes / Little Heroes
Two Batgirls – Scarlett Phox
Two Supergirl – Heroic Girls
Poison Ivy – Heroic Girls
Batgirl – Scarlett Phox
Poison Ivy – Heroic Girls
Supergirl – Heroic Girls
Bumblebee – Lil’ Cupcake Pony
Poison Ivy & Hawkgirl – Heroic Girls
Lisa Yee and Katana – ESJ Cosplay
Katana – ESJ Cosplay
DC Super Hero Girls
DC Super Hero Girls
Bumblebee – Lil’ Cupcake Pony
Poison Ivy – Heroic Girls
DC Super Hero Girls
Batgirl – Scarlett Phox
Wonder Woman – Mommy and Me Cosplay
DC Super Hero Girls
Katana – ESJ Cosplay
Batgirl – Scarlett Phox
Supergirl – Heroic Girls
DC Super Hero Girls
Katana – ESJ Cosplay
DC Super Hero Girls
DC Super Hero Girls
Big Wonder Woman / Little Wonder Woman – Mommy and Me Cosplay
Supergirl – Heroic Girls
Katana – ESJ Cosplay
Supergirl – Heroic Girls
DC Super Hero Girls
DC Superhero Girls
Two Bumblebees – Lil’ Cupcake Pony
Supergirl – Heroic Girls
DC Super Hero Girls – Big vs. Little
DC Super Hero Girls
DC Super Hero Girls = Both Groups
Two Batgirls – Scarlett Phox
DC Super Hero Girls
Lisa Yee and Batgirl – Scarlett Phox
Bumblebee – Lil’ Cupcake Pony
Batgirl – Scarlett Phox
DC Super Hero Girls – Big vs. Little
Poison Ivy – Heroic Girls
Lisa Yee with DC Super Hero Girls
Katana – ESJ Cosplay
DC Super Hero Girls

Adult DC Super Hero Girls

Hello Koko Cosplay (Batgirl)
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Natalie Atkins (Supergirl)
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UnfragmentDecoy (Bumblebee)
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Flying Octophant (Katana)
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Kyomastr (Wonder Woman)
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Arielle (Hawkgirl)
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Aqua Cat & Redd Cosplay (Harley Quinn and Catwoman)
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Suicide Squad Is The DC Movie We Have Been Waiting For

We’ve been pretty underwhelmed by Warner Bros’ recent attempts to start a DC Cinematic Universe — until today. Farewell grim, joyless and colorless Zack Snyder drudgery. Writer/director David Ayers (Training Day, Fury) has found the fun in the DC Universe. It’s with the bad guys. The Suicide Squad.

The trailer for Suicide Squad dropped today, and it looks like DC might have a team movie that can compete with Marvel’s The Avengers, its just not the superhero team they thought it would be. While they are technically bad guys, the squad looks like they are having fun with their powers in a colorful and exciting world. So far, the same cannot be said for either Superman or Batman.

In the comics, the Suicide Squad is an elite black ops task force comprised entirely of supervillains (not “reformed supervillains” — just “supervillains”), who are given their freedom in exchange for going on the most dangerous and insane missions the government can dream up.

Led by the tough-as-nails Amanda Waller, members of the Suicide Squad have a bomb placed in their skulls that can be remotely detonated if they disobey orders or compromise the mission.

Suicide Squad hits theaters on August 8, 2016.

We can’t wait.

Suicide Squad – Poster
Suicide Squad – Joker
Suicide Squad – Harley Quinn
Suicide Squad – Deadshot
Suicide Squad – Rick Flagg
Suicide Squad – Enchantress
Suicide Squad – Captain Boomerang
Suicide Squad – Killer Croc
Suicide Squad – Diablo
Suicide Squad – Slipknot
Suicide Squad – Katana
Suicide Squad Poster