A cosplayer dressed as video game icon Laura Croft.
Photo by Dean Moses
Thousands of visitors passed through the doors of the Jacob Javits Center for New York Comic Con Thursday through Sunday. From cosplayers posing as their favorite superheros, video game characters, horror icons, and more to families looking to meet artists and actors, the entertainment Mecca brought Midtown to life with color over the four day period.
Professional Cosplayer known as Barbie Chula dressed as Pennywise the Clown from IT.Photo by Dean MosesStephen King’s IT horror character, Pennywise, was among the popular costumes worn.Photo by Dean MosesThe Javits Center was filled with iconic comic book characters.Photo by Dean MosesCosplayers dressed as DC Comics Penguin, Catwoman, and Poison Ivy.Photo by Dean MosesCrowds filled the Javits Center at New York Comic Con.Photo by Dean MosesStar Wars Stormtrooper.Photo by Dean MosesA creative cosplayer used an animatronic zombie for his costume.Photo by Dean MosesA cosplay dresses as Art the Clown in Terrifier.Photo by Dean MosesCosplayers make the trek to the Javits Center in Midtown.Photo by Dean MosesCosplayers filled the streets of Midtown for New York Comic Con.Photo by Dean MosesCosplayers fill the streets in Midtown.Photo by Dean MosesLegedary wrestler Mick Foley signed autographs.Photo by Dean MosesJapanese wrestler Konosuke Takeshita.Photo by Amanda MosesInside the Saja Boys: Beyond KPOP Demon Hunters with Neckwav, the singing voice of Abby and manager Rich Ting (known for his role in Tulsa King).Photo by Amanda MosesMeet Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez, who created the graphic novel La Borinqueña in 2016.Photo by Amanda MosesAlexandra Daddario stars in ‘Mayfair Witches: Salem Coven.’Photo by Amanda MosesCarrie-Anne Moss stars as Katherine in AMC’s mystery thriller series Yaga.Photo by Amanda MosesThe Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon stars Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride.Photo by Amanda MosesTrish Stratus (left) and Amy Dumas (Lita) posed for photos at the Headlocked Comics booth.Photo by Dean MosesLegendary wrestlers Road Dog Jesse James (left), Billy Gun, and X-Pac sign autographs at the Pro-Wrestling Tees booth.Photo by Dean MosesAttendees played trading card games like Yu-Gi-Oh! and Magic: The Gathering.Photo by Dean MosesT-shirts, plush toys, and more were on sale on the show floor.Photo by Dean Moses
