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Preview shot of my Ame-Comi Wonder Woman at Dragoncon 2010! Photo by Anna Fisher, thank you for taking the time to shoot with me!

Reference photo of the figure: [link]

I made this costume alongside 4 other costumes within 4 weeks and estimate that I spent about 70 - 80 hours on it. I made everything from scratch - armor, breast plate corset, loin cloth etc. The wig is actually two wigs sewn together plus extensions for the ponytail. Thank you to Brian Boling and Jeremy Keast for their assistance with handling scary power tools to make the wooden sword.

I've wanted to cosplay one of the Ame-Comi figures ever since they came out and am so happy this got done in time or Dragoncon. It is my first DC Comics costume, too!

I'll definitely be wearing this again at New York Comic Con next month.

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Ame-Comi Wonder Woman costume made by me for Dragoncon 2010. I had some help with handling power tools in making the sword, the rest of the costume including armor was made by me. I used the figure as reference, which really came in handy when sizing pieces and figuring out details.

This shoot was done at New York Comic Con 2010 with Judith Stephens [link]

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Ame-Comi Wonder Woman costume made by me for Dragoncon 2010. I had some help with handling power tools in making the sword, the rest of the costume including armor was made by me. I used the figure as reference, which really came in handy when sizing pieces and figuring out details.

This shoot was done at New York Comic Con 2010 with Judith Stephens [link]

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Photo by Anna Fisher [link] - thank you so much for this lovely Portrait of my Ame-Comi Wonder Woman costume. You can see the details better in this shot.
I made this costume for Dragoncon 2010, based on this statue: [link]

It was fun working with both textiles and armor on this project! This is also my first DC Comics character costume.

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Ame-Comi Wonder Woman costume made by me for Dragoncon 2010. I had some help with handling power tools in making the sword, the rest of the costume including armor was made by me. I used the figure as reference, which really came in handy when sizing pieces and figuring out details.

This shoot was done at New York Comic Con 2010 with Judith Stephens [link] I'm glad I remembered to pose with the lasso this time!

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Character: Wonder Woman -DC Comic Ame-Comi Collectible Figure design
Costume made and modeled by me
Photo by Benny Lee (EmanonDesign)

I have more Dragoncon photos to share but am too excited about getting Wonder Woman studio shots back to not share at least one of them. Thank you, Benny, for these great photos! I really liked the intensity in this shot - as a character Wonder Woman would never go out without a fight and the Ame-Comi design arms her with sword and shield so I wanted to create a fighting stance pose. Undefeated!


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Me as Wanda Maximoff aka the Scarlet Witch at San Diego Comic Con 2010. I love the cape swoosh in this shot!

Costume made by me, photo by the ever so fabulous Judith Stephens

I am also featured on Marvel's SDCC costume report by Judy!
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Character: Wonder Woman -DC Comic Ame-Comi Collectible Figure design
Costume made and modeled by me
Photo by Benny Lee (EmanonDesign)

I have more Dragoncon photos to share but am too excited about getting Wonder Woman studio shots back to not share at least one of them. Thank you, Benny, for these great photos! You can read about how I made this costume and see more photos on my website: [link] [link]

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Me as Wanda Maximoff aka the Scarlet Witch at San Diego Comic Con 2010.

Costume made by me, photo by the ever so fabulous Judith Stephens

I am also featured on Marvel's SDCC costume report by Judy!
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Somehow I never uploaded this picture to any of my portfolios O_o

Costume: Psylocke or Betsy Braddock from Uncanny X-Men
Made and worn by me
Photo by Antonio Ortiz

Taken during Starfest in Monterrey, Mexico, where I was a Cosplay Guest in 2007.
I love that the seemingly miss-framed arm in the background belongs to Professor X, and you can kind of see the wheel of his chair. Adds a storytelling element to this photo

You can see more photos of this costume, read about how I made, and see photos of the whole X-men group we had, on my website: [link]

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