Carbon Costume Show
Kingpin from Into the Spider-Verse
In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the Kingpin (voiced by Liev Schreiber) is the street name of Wilson Fisk, a crime lord and arch-nemesis of Spider-Man. He is immense in stature, both figuratively and physically, and seems to be made up of pure muscle. For this costume, trawl your local thrift store for the absolute largest black suit and skinniest black necktie that you can find.
Cruiser D.Va
In Overwatch, Cruiser D.Va is a D.Va skin released for the Overwatch Anniversary 2017 event. Instead of a modern day Korean gamer, D.Va is styled as a vintage 1950’s pinup girl.
Kyoka Jiro
In My Hero Academia / Boku no Hero Academia, Kyoka Jiro is an aloof student in Class 1-A training to become a pro hero. Her quirk, Earphone Jack, is long earphone jack-like earlobes that can be plugged into objects to listen to sounds. For her hero costume, you should use the red face paint to draw red triangles under your eyes, and strategically add some rips to her salmon-colored shirt at the collar and hem.
Aziraphale from Good Omens
In Good Omens, Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) is an angel who’s lived on Earth since the beginning of creation. He now owns a used bookshop in England. He teams up with demon Crowley to stop the apocalypse, having grown comfortable with a simple life on Earth.
Dark Phoenix
In X-Men: Dark Phoenix, Jean Gray (Sophie Turner) is a mutant with extremely powerful telepathic and telekinetic powers. After a space mission goes wrong, Jean is hit and nearly killed by a mysterious cosmic force that unleashes an entity within her, known as the Phoenix, that she is unable to comprehend or control.
John Blyth Barrymore in 07/27/1978
John Blyth Barrymore is an American film and television actor. He is known for his role as Zeke in the 1970s television series Kung Fu, but he has gained meme popularity due to his role in the Lasagna Cat video 07/27/1978, where he speaks for an hour in one uninterrupted take analyzing a Garfield comic strip where Garfield steals Jon Arbuckle’s pipe.
Drunk Thor in Avengers: Endgame
In Avengers: Endgame, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is now an overweight alcoholic who leaves in seclusion in New Asgard, Norway. Depressed after the Avengers’ defeat at the hand of Thanos, who has wiped out half of civilization, he spends his days drinking beer and playing Fortnite. The Norse god of Thunder, now drunk and overweight, bears a striking resemblance to The Dude from Big Lebowski, both in appearance and lifestyle.
Crowley from Good Omens
In Good Omens, based on the book by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, Crowley (David Tennant) is a demon who’s lived on Earth since the beginning of creation. In fact, he is the snake who originally tempted Eve with an apple in the garden of Eden. Crowley works opposite the angel Aziraphale to prevent the coming of the antichrist and the end of times, since starting to enjoy his cozy life on Earth.
Goldface from The Flash
In CW’s The Flash, Goldface (Damion Poitier) is a more grounded version of the comic book counterpart. While he can still turn any part of his body into organic gold, making him nearly invulnerable, he’s no longer equipped with a golden spacesuit. Instead, he dresses in all black and sporting a massive gold chain necklace that he uses as a weapon on occasion.
Voyd
In The Incredibles 2, Voyd is a young wannabe superhero who idolizes Elastigirl. She’s part of the second tier group the Supers, where she uses her superpower to teleport objects around her.
