Not only did fan Jessi Chartier rock Jenkins' look at the Con, she got fully into character by directing the Amazons around her.

We're all about the intersection between entertainment fashion and real-world practicality when it comes to costumes for female characters, especially when we're talking about armor and other battle attire. (Wonder Woman Amazons, anyone?)

Cosplaying takes time, skill, effort—and an immense amount of love for the character that the cosplayer is embodying. So who were some of the most popular characters and hard-working cosplayers this year, according to fellow fans?

Actress Brie Larson was spotted getting ready for her role as Carol Danvers in the upcoming Infinity War.

No one does cosplay like Atlanta's long-running Dragon Con, where it's the main event: the con culminates in a huge parade of costumed marchers taking over the city streets.

OK, so contrary to all our better instincts, we're probably all going to go see IT when it opens on Friday. To help smooth the process, check out this neat IT art and cosplay that maybe kinda sorta makes Pennywise a little less scary? Maybe? (Probably not, but it's worth a try.)

Flame Con turned a Brooklyn hotel rainbow bright this weekend, and the cosplayers really kicked it up a notch.

It's a singular kind of special joy to see people cosplay a character you play on television or in the movies. At least, I imagine it is, because watching Jodie Whittaker react to a bunch of people at Comic-Con cosplaying her iteration of the Doctor certainly brings me joy, and I'm just a nerd watching a video on the internet.

The cast of Justice League (the animated one, not the upcoming movie we're not entirely looking forward to) got together at Denver Comic Con to do a live read of the show's three-part series finale. It's a whole lot of fun and Kevin Conroy even slips in a little musical surprise.

Kim Mazyck is a cosplayer, colorist, and makeup artist. The latter skills are evident in her Rogue One cosplay, which is jaw-droppingly accurate and frankly incredible.

Hulu has posted a trailer for Batman and Bill, a new documentary about Bill Finger, the co-creator of Batman who received no recognition for his work during his lifetime.

A young cosplayer, Haley, attended Star Wars Celebration dressed as Jyn Erso. She ran around the conference and shared custom-made Death Star plans with every Leia cosplayer she ran into.

This young girl totally rocks the invisible jet as part of her own Wonder Woman cosplay.

Dante Basco, who played Rufio in Hook back in 1991, has started up a Kickstarter to fund a short prequel movie about his character.

Just as transformative works can offer an alternative queer narrative to heteronormative canons, cosplayers disrupt, interrogate and play with depiction of gender.

Rhapsody Artajo champions "being so comfortable in your own skin that you're inspiring other people to do the same."

If you're still reeling a little bit from that Westworld finale, you're not alone. So why don't you go ahead and really double down on that feeling by watching this incredible supercut of literally all of the mysterious questions posed throughout the show.