Superheroes, monsters, and Star Trek drag queens invaded Denver Comic Con from June 15-17. Here's some of the best cosplay spotted at the pop culture convention.
These Star Trek cosplayers boldly go where no one has gone before -- in drag.
Marvel comic book character Galactus consumes planets to survive, so clearly this Denver Comic Con cosplayer has to wear a gigantic costume remind us how puny mere mortals look by comparison.
If you plan on dressing up as the very tall Guardians of the Galaxy character Groot, it helps to have a friend around to lead you through the convention crowd.
Here's some creative cosplay of Sesame Street characters Bip Bippadotta and two Anything Muppet girls best known for singing the nonsense song "Mahna Mahna."
When the Guardians of the Galaxy aren't saving the universe or fighting Thanos, they're taking a relaxing stroll around Denver Comic Con. Here's Groot, Gamora, Yondu and Mantis.
Denver Comic Con is a great place to spot families cosplaying together. Here's an impressive clan of cosplayers dressed as their favorite Trollhunters characters.
When spotting a cosplayer portraying Sandman comic book character Death, it's always a good idea to ask nicely for a photo, just in case it really is Death.
The comedy cop TV show Castle is no longer airing, but that doesn't stop this cosplayer from portraying Nathan Fillion's sleuthing mystery novelist character Richard Castle. He's wearing the bullet-proof lifejacket that Castle wore in dangerous situations with Writer instead of NYPD written on the front.
Dinosaur cosplay could be found all around Denver Comic Con, most likely because of the excitement surrounding the movie Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. The giant blue bear looking in from the outside is actually a 40-foot blue bear statue created by artist Lawrence Argent that permanently stands outside Colorado Convention Center year round.
