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    Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman—accompanied by a Marvel photo-bomb from Gambit—show up to fight crime at the Javits Center in New York.
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    Michael Flood went with a classic Superman look for his cosplay.
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    No sibling rivalry at DC—this Wonder Woman sports a Poison Ivy tattoo.
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    Steve Tvardzik (left) and George Vilchis (right) prove that sometimes the most dynamic duo is *two* Batmen.
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    Nathan Hulstrom's Aquaman is ready to rule Atlantis.
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    Sailor Xtasy's Superman look is perfection.
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    Nice trident, Christian Garcia. Actually, your whole Aquaman costume is on point.
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    Superman (Mike Byrnes, left) returns to Metropolis (er, New York) just in time to save it from Superman impostor Lex Luthor (Jamal Johns, right).
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    Is it too late to start a letter-writing campaign to have Gabriel Figueroa take over as The Flash in *Justice League*?
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    James Haggerty knows how to rock the cowl.
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