We had to do a double take at the sight of this Zola from Netflix's "Glow."
That wasn't the only person who made us turn our heads. Kit Harington also had a twin at Comic Con.
There was a very convincing Margaery Tyrell traveling the floor with her grandmother, Olena.
You can't have Comic Con without a few heroes. Nick Fox ordered his Captain America cosplay from Pakistan.
There were many Black Panthers, but this duo dressed as T'Challa and Storm, who get married in the comics, were epic.
Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman is still a big source of inspiration, more than a year after the movie came out.
These Wonder Woman and Batman cosplays were made entirely out of chainmail armor.
This Ant-Man came with his own Ant-thony.
Who needs Tony Stark when you have an Iron Lady?
Others are already prepping for next year's "Captain Marvel" movie.
Doctor Strange was out in full force.
Ronald McThor was back this year and he brought a friend dressed as Burger King Loki.
They all better watch out for Lady Thanos.
You don't always see "X-Men" at Comic Con, but Professor X and Beast were roaming the Con in style.
They must have just missed Angel and Rogue.
As I ran into an X-Men Sentinel, other characters joined the fray.
The Guardians of the Galaxy were also on display.
Joker Batman looked a lot like Heath Ledger.
He wasn't the only Joker making his way through the Con.
The Red Hood and Deadshot weren't far behind.
This Arnim Zola cosplay had a working screen in its center.
It's not every day you see Chappie cosplay.
Venom was very popular, with the Tom Hardy movie out.
We weren't expecting to see a Lego version of Venom.
Lego versions of Marvel characters were very popular.
LEGO Spidey had some tough competition on Saturday.
We think Iron Spider could take them all on.
Venom comic-book villain Carnage also became a popular costume for adults…
…and kids alike.
Barbie Chula said she spent about $1,000 on her Predator cosplay.
You can't have a female Predator without a male version from the movie.
Nothing like a little group selfie with the "X-Force."
There's always a group of Deadpools at Comic Con. This one really just made us laugh for its "Avengers: Infinity War" joke.
Hela from "Thor: Ragnarok" and Kratos from "God of War" roamed the floor together.
Who says Cinderella and her prince can't hang out with Lady Loki?
Harley Nox was back Saturday as Steampunk Belle.
This Belle and her Beast were showstoppers.
We saw several "Moana" cosplays throughout the weekend, but these two stood out.
You don't often see Buzz Lightyear cosplay, but this interpretation of a female ranger was aces.
Everyone wanted to pose with this man dressed as Jim Carrey's character from "The Mask."
This larger-than-life Pikachu made everyone's day on Saturday.
He wasn't the only Pokémon on the scene.
This spot-on Freddie Mercury took his talents to the showroom floor.
Have you ever seen a better Rita Repulsa from "Power Rangers"?
This Alice in Wonderland and her Mad Hatter channeled a darker take on the characters you know.
These two members of Survey Corps spent about a week creating their gear.
We were impressed by how creative people were this year. This person didn't just come as the main character from "Rick and Morty."
Yes, there is a person inside this Dalek.
One of our favorites from last year was back with his own take on "Star Wars."
Thomas DePetrillo came back with his sixth Bumblebee build this year and he towered over everyone Saturday.
Liz and her boyfriend did a "Bob's Burger" cosplay this year.
BB-8 in an AT-ST won Comic Con Sunday.
This Darth Vader dad carried a little Princess Leia around the Con.
This guy was actually walking around as a packaged Malibu Ken doll.
This family went to extraordinary lengths for its "He-Man" cosplay.
Why buy Funko Pop figurines when you can be them?
A Lego mini-figure photographer was hanging near a bunch of professional photographers.
This cosplayer walked on stilts to bring "Rogue One" favorite, K-2SO, to life.
Who would have thought to dress up as zombie Bill Mays?
"Sesame Street" fans would have been familiar with these two, who were dressed as the Yip Yip monsters.
Say hello to the real Saiyan Prince.
Jesus walks… barefoot across the Javits floor, apparently.
Some of the most fun cosplays are just the ideas you wouldn't think to dress up as, including "Austin Powers."
The "Hocus Pocus" gang was all ready for Halloween.
The '90s were a popular theme, with this duo from "Mars Attacks."
These two were ready for next year's new "Hellboy" movie.
"America's Got Talent" stars Alex and Alena were apparently walking around promoting their laser show.
You rarely see a Digimon cosplay of Myotismon.
This "Metroid" cosplay can only be seen from the side.
We'll continue adding to this as the weekend continues.
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