Images: Wizard World Chicago Comic Con
Kat Berry, left, and Anna Nowicka help Phone Swipe Man with his costume at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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Meghan Murder, left, and Clarissa Coffin, both of Chicago, peddle their wares called “Murder Pinups” at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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Eve Johnson of Grand Rapids, Michigan, portraying Princess Leia from Star Wars at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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Bill Alrifai of Chicago as the Scarecrow from Batman takes a picture of some costume items, perhaps for some future use, at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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From left, Andy Peterson of Park Ridge is the Penguin, Kevin Felts of Des Plaines is Scarecrow and Chris Hansen of Des Plaines is the Riddler at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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Lou Ferrigno visits with Paris Themmen, right, who played Mike TeeVee in Willie Wonka, and Nikki Grillos, as he prepares to sign his book at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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Alek Miser of Wheaton, on his cellphone while wearing a Guy Fawkes mask from the comic book V for Vendetta at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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12-year-old Aine Petersonwhite, left, portraying an Anime character, and Christiellen White, both of Milwaukee, stop for a snack during the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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Bill Higa, left, from Palatine, as the Scarlet Siderman, and Paul Heid of Chicago as Spiderman, make their rounds at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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Comic Book artist Art Balthazar from Streamwood, signing some os his work at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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Chris Cornell as Robin strikes a pose for some admirers during the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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Cory Lieske is a character from Penny Arcade at the Wizard World Chicago Comic Con.
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