COSPLAY: Power Girl, Dazzler, Tigra, She-Hulk & More

Rogue is fantastic! I really don't see why it's so difficult for a costume like that to be brought to the big screen instead of the generic leather crap Singer is so obsessed with.

What Fruity Weaves!

Huntress, Rogue, She-Hulk and PowerGirl take the win for me. I mean, they look just... to die for.

^^ Singer is a retard with no innovative vision, that's why.

She Hulk and Powergirl float my boat.

Nice set and kudos to all the girls. Special mention for Dark Phoenix who is amazing, in every way! Also, Zatanna's lips could make me melt! She is sizzling! And I love seeing characters like Tigra done - pretty freaking awesome!

And @ McGee: thanks f0r ruining my day... now I can't walk. Good going!!!

LOL

I need some more Dazzler.. Yowza !!!

@ElBicho

Spit take on 3... 2...

Dat she-hulk and Powergirl!!!

@mutton she would have a reason to wear a costume like that she's a superhero. If you actually read the comics the people in the streets don't dress like that. Why wouldn't it be any less believable than a guy in blue spandex and red cape? Or a "Hot Rod Red" Iron Suit. Or even *gasp a guy dressed the way Captain America dresses

I think just about all superhero movies go to great lengths to explain why the heroes, if they do, where super colorful outfits. Even Ramai Spider-Man started out having a wrestling costume, but of course those movies FEEL like you are stepping into a corny comic book (notice the dollar signs on the bags of money Doc Ock takes). If the movie is even slightly more realistic in tone they usually explain it. Captain America's colorful suit was explained in both his movie and the Avengers. Superman's suit lost the tights because no Kryptonian outfit could have a practical use for underwear on the outside of the costume. The new Spider-Man has more muted colors than Ramai. A thirs of the Batman Begins movie discussed the importance of symbols and striking gear into criminals. I can't think of a single comic book movie wherw the costumes were that colorful and the colorfulness wasn't addressed and explained in the movie, except maybe First Class.

Also remember that this was 1) X-Men, who aren't exactly the Avengers in their efforts to seem a certain way in front of the press/public (you're not likely to see a conversation like the one Coulson had with Cap in Avengers). And 2) the X-Men movie was the first movie attempting to resurrect the superhero genre that had dies with the hammy and corny Batman & Robin. It's easy to take for granted "Yeah, they're a superhero, they wear colorful costumes" when we are knee deep in a new age for CBMs. Costumes of the impractical variety would have to be justified in the first realistically toned CBM being sent to an audience skeptical of the entire genre.

I think Poison Ivy is my favorite.

Holy moly this is the first one of these where I didn't see one bad one! First She-Hulk I've ever seen that didn't scare me! But if I gotta pick one it's Huntress for the win!!

That Rogue really stands out. Great work!

I like the comments better than the article.

Rogue is great, and Huntress and Power Girl are pretty good, too. I've never seen a Harley Quinn cosplay I've liked (apart from Jessica Nigri). They're always creepy.