One of the integral parts of the whole Comic-Con experience each year in San Diego is the number of people who go to great effort to create and wear costumes of their favorite comic hero. Some incredibly complex and well done and others are well .. stupid.

However one thing you don’t hear of is someone being asked to leave the convention hall because their costume is too skimpy.

Well besides being stopped by the police it seems that America’s Next Top Model winner Adrianne Curry was asked to leave he convention and make her costume a little less skimpy before returning. Being the die-hard cosplayer fan that she is Curry simply tied a shirt around her waist so that not so much of her derriere would be showing.

So was her costume all that bad?

You decide.

via The Superficial

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I think “Life” could be Mashable’s Pete Cashmore. I’ve always suspected him of having a secret identity. And we know that Scots can hide their accent pretty good. (I’m looking at you Gerard Butler)

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Over 200 people have committed to fight crime on the streets of America dressed as superheroes.

The superhero community (and we’re not making this up) came about after 9/11 as ordinary people wanted to do something about crime, but didn’t want to join the army or police force.

The number of “reals,” the name these superheroes give themselves has surged recently off the back of Obama’s election victory, according to The Times.

The “reals” register at the World Superhero Registry and must commit to certain rules, including standing for unambiguous and unsponsored good, creating their own Spandex and rubber costumes without infringing Marvel or DC Comics copyrights, and matching them with exotic names.

Reals must shun guns or knives to avoid being arrested as vigilantes, even if their nemeses may be armed.

Some members aren’t being taken seriously though, with Black Owl being placed in a psychiatric ward.

Just before you think this is a complete joke, members are already patrolling streets and dispatching with villains. No, seriously.

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