Oh, now I have to have a Watchmen release party.
It could be a costume party, except then you'd have to worry about someone showing up naked with their skin dyed blue....
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Oh, now I have to have a Watchmen release party.
It could be a costume party, except then you'd have to worry about someone showing up naked with their skin dyed blue....
except then you'd have to worry about someone showing up naked with their skin dyed blue
worry?
Well, what are the odds that anyone inclined to do so will look like Billy Crudup?
Well, what are the odds that anyone inclined to do so will look like Billy Crudup
Ah. The essential ComicCon flaw.
Yeah. I'd have been more ethused about the popularity of 300 a couple years ago if more of its convention-going fans had the abs for the costumes.
Steph posted this in COMM already, but I think Matt's comment needs to be added.
I barked laughter out loud after reading it.
I've been trying to get a group to go as the Watchmen for Halloween for years, but no one will consent to being Dr. Manhattan. At least not while sober, and Dr. Manhatten passed out drunk on the sofa and only blue on the visible parts just isn't right.
Have them go as Senate-Hearing!Dr. Manhattan, with the suit.
Or as Funeral-Going-To!Dr. Manhattan, with a wet suit!
Plus he did have a costume, back in the day. He just decided to stop wearing it at some point.
just make sure it is a good costume, because bad ones make you look like you are in the Blue Man Group.