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The winter Comiket, née Comic Market, is finished. The event’s cosplay will live on thanks to posts like this. Hooray, internet!
Comiket, aka Comic Market, isn’t only about comics. It’s also about cosplay. And plastic figures.
In Tokyo, Comiket, aka Comic Market, kicked off on Dec. 28. It’s not only the biggest self-published comic book convention in Japan, it’s the biggest in the world.
If the extended demonstration of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim at Quakecon was good enough to fend off the onset of child birth to watch, then maybe you should grab a snack and settle in with it as well.
Japan’s Comiket, aka Comic Market, grinds on, and folks are buying self-published manga, games and photobooks. But it’s really hard to overstate how big the event’s cosplay is.
Japan’s Comiket, aka Comic Market, grinds on, and folks are buying self-published manga, games and photobooks. But it’s really hard to overstate how big the event’s cosplay is.
Previously, Kotaku posted the first day of Comiket cosplay. Here’s more, including shots of the second day’s festivities.
010年最後の晴れ舞台！, 今年最後の笑顔をありがとう！, コミケ79は気合いだ [Ota-Suke]
【速報】コミケ＆となコス コスプレダイジェスト3 【コミケ79レポ】 [Moeyo.com]
[コミケ79]ガチからネタまで、コスプレいろいろ【ギャラリーその3】, [コミケ79]ガチからネタまで、コスプレいろいろ【ギャラリーその2】 [Kotaku Japan]
