Use of Speedos for Cosplay

[ReservedEnthusiast]

Good morning, chaps!

I came across this last night and thought I'd share. For those of you that don't know, "cosplay" is when fans of a particular TV show, movie, comic series, etc. dress up like their favorite character. It's a lot like Halloween but there is no restriction on what days of the year they do it. And most of the time, the cosplay outfits are homemade. (Don't ask me to elaborate; that is the extent of my knowledge on the subject since I have never done it and am not interested in it beyond dressing up for Halloween.)

Also popular among cosplayers is "genderbending" which is when they change the sex of a character. Here's an example of a genderbent Wonder Woman with an excellent use of speedo indeed! I thought some of y'all might be interested.



And I should mention that these cosplayers go to conventions like Comic-Con dressed like this all day walking amongst the hoards of enthusiasts! I don't think it's something I could ever do regardless of how confident I am in my own physical condition.

Full article with 12 other examples, not exactly having anything to do with speedos: http://galleryroulette.com/cartoons/...d-it?subpage=1

[PSDave]

i'd be interested on how he got the wet spot on the front of the suit

[Captain.Jammer]

Originally Posted by PSDave

i'd be interested on how he got the wet spot on the front of the suit

I was wondering the same thing.

[ReservedEnthusiast]

Originally Posted by PSDave

i'd be interested on how he got the wet spot on the front of the suit

I wasn't going to be the one to point it out, but yes I'm curious too......