I have been
considering what to be for Halloween.
And have come down to about 4 options.
Each has some cost though, trying to spend as little as possible while
getting a complete look will be challenging.
Halloween is cool. |
Possibility
1: Matt Smith's portrayal of the Doctor from "Doctor Who". No TaRDiS necessary to pull this off really,
and I already have the boots, but damned if his nerdy get up doesn't require
some pick up. Bowtie, red fine stripped shirt,
tweed jacket with elbow patches, and black slacks with suspenders. All of that and his flashlight sized Sonic Screwdriver, which is a bit pricey in my opinion, though it is a fun little
prop if I want to cos-play as the character at a convention at some point.
Maybe the hair would be a concern too. |
Possibility
2: Superman from the New 52's "Action Comics #1". This is Superman as he was at the beginning of
his crime fighting, when his costume was a Superman shirt, jeans, boots and a
cape. Biggest problem here is the cape,
which while cheap has no function beyond this costume. I will never again wear a bright red cape. So the last son of Krypton is cheaper than
the last son of Gallifrey, but I think they are both out.
In like Flynn. |
Possibility
3: Robin Hood. This mostly comes down to
my ability to cut my goatee into a Robin Hood look, and wear some green along
with it. I will need a hat, and I think
I will not go for tights, instead going for more of a green shirt, outdoor
pants, and a toy bow and arrow kind of thing.
Since there is no medieval fair in this area before Halloween this one
would be hard to do convincingly.
dum dum dum dum dum dum dum FLASH! And yes, this is the only picture aside from those on IMDB, which I can't copy paste and then link to. |
Possibility
4: Flash Gordon. This is actually the front
runner because it has several advantages. The most expensive part of the costume is the
single T-Shirt, which I would but and wear anyway, and having to bleach the
shit of my hair. And yes, I will bleach
the shit out of my hair because I actually considered doing that earlier this
year just to see how it would look. And it is apparently easy to accomplish.
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