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Faces of Comic-Con Special Edition 2021

Larissa Galarza of San Diego dressed as Baby Yoda at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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By K.C. Alfred
San Diego Union-Tribune
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People dressed the part for a toned down Comic-Con Special Edition at the San Diego Convention Center Thanksgiving weekend. Cosplayers dressed in a variety of characters for the three-day event at the San Diego Convention Center.

Randall Langit of San Diego dressed as Captain Spidey at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Adan Castillo of Hemet dressed as the Santa Joker at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Matt Passiglia of San Diego dressed as Deadpool at Comic-Con Special Edition.
Matt Passiglia of San Diego dressed as Deadpool at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Zoe Bruce of Corona dressed as Savine Bounty Hunter at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Angela Jaenke of Atlanta dressed as Cammy from Street Fighter at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Millie Childers of San Diego dressed as Black Cat at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Morgan Griffith, left, dressed as a dancer, and Skippy Parsons dressed as acrobat from Identity V at
Morgan Griffith, left, dressed as a dancer, and Skippy Parsons dressed as acrobat from Identity V at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Giselle Dougan of San Diego dressed as Raven at Comic-Con Special Edition.
Giselle Dougan of San Diego dressed as Raven at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Hannah Jones of San Diego dressed as Poison Ivy at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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essed as Spider-man, Serenity Morales, Spider-Gwen and Ben Morris dressed as Spider-Man at Comic-Con Special Edition.
Victor Morales, left, dressed as Spider-man, Serenity Morales, Spider-Gwen and Ben Morris dressed as Spider-Man at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Kali Passiglia of San Diego dressed as Rey at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Jazikinn Kathleen of San Francisco dressed as Starfire at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Joshua Waldorf, left, and his brother Jacob of Boise dressed Mario and Luigi as at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Cloie Negos of San Diego dressed as Juvia Lockser from the anime/manga series Fairy Tail
Cloie Negos of San Diego dressed as Juvia Lockser from the anime/manga series Fairy Tail at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Chris Canole of San Diego dressed as Dude Vader at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Shelly Grace dressed as Scarlet Witch and Ed Gonzalez dressed as Hunter from Marvel's What If at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Danielle Bissonette of San Diego dressed as Spamton from Delta Rune at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Daniel Frost of San Diego dressed as Tate from American Horror Story at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Terence Johnson from Los Angeles dressed as Stranger Things at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Mona You of San Mateo dressed as 2B from the video game NieR:Automata at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Roger Ho of Los Angeles dressed as a Squid Game Soldier at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Anfour Sosa of Vista dressed as Doctor Octopus, also known as Doc Ock at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Kia-Vanessa Haynes of San Diego dressed as Kaneki from Tokyo Ghoul at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Noel Bravo of Brawley dressed as Turbo Man at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Bob Mogg of San Diego dressed as The Iron Jailer at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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Brandon Koo of San Diego dressed as Tengen at Comic-Con Special Edition.
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K.C. Alfred

K.C. Alfred has been a staff photographer at the Union-Tribune since 2001. Prior to the U-T, K.C. was a staff photographer at the Ventura County Star. His photographs have been published in newspapers and magazines worldwide. During his career, he has photographed four Olympic Games, along with countless NFL, MLB, PGA and NCAA sporting events.