It began simply, when Ming Doyle posted this fabulous depiction of Sigourney Weaver as Bruce Wayne. But if you're going to give Tumblr an art prompt (draw DC comics characters as played by famous movie stars of a different gender), you better be prepared to give it a glass of milk to go with it. I mean... for the art explosion that happens next.

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Seeing flapper Batman and Superman in Geek Girl Headquarters was a highlight of my weekend life.

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To tide you over between now and tonight's baby Batman premiere, here are some promotional pics from Gotham's upcoming third episode "The Balloonman." Hit the jump!

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The spoon. THE SPOOOOOOOOOON.

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This Rule 63 Luffy cosplay from One Piece by Jessdresses Cosplay is too cute for words. (via Fashionably Geek)

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Wizard World’s Philadelphia Comic Con wrapped up yesterday, and I was on hand to witness the good, the bad, and the uncomfortable. The good: Cosplay! Here’s some of the best I saw over the weekend, featuring: A few of the many, many, many Winter Soldiers/Bucky Barneses! Game of Thrones! A pitch-perfect Nick Fury and Melinda May! And more.

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And Marly, she of Princess Marly Cosplay, caught it on camera. Power Girl (Test Subject B Cosplay) and Super Girl (Brozerker Cosplay) look like they're enjoying themselves, and who wouldn't, wearing those smashing outfits? More pics are under the jump; you can see more at Marly's FanimeCon album.

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You keep any and all pretty floral bonnets away from those rocking victory rolls, cosplayer Lil’Pistol (Lily Es), because they are amazing. Hit the jump for one more pic.

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Dr. Teng's Lara Croft cosplay has a little Hawkeye Initiative thing going on. We approve. (picture by Anna Fischer, more at Fashionably Geek)

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We saw this one too late to include it in our roundup of C2E2 cosplay, but damn it is amazing. She and Princess Batman need to hang out. (The Apex Fan, via Fashionably Geek)

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Did you get to the Chicago Comics and Entertainment Expo this weekend? Well, neither did we. Fortunately, the internet has provided all the C2E2 cosplay that we could ever want to look at. So let's look at it!

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Hey, I call it like I see it. But I'm also biased, because I really enjoy an old-fashioned clothing aesthetic, as opposed to other old-fashioned things like fewer rights for women and penicillin not having been invented. But I'm getting sidetracked. This cosplay group, photographed by Justin Davidson (more pics at the link), is amazing. I'm giving up on cosplay, because I don't think I can improve on that Red Skull.

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DeviantArt maby-chan has done their genderswap version of Disney and Dreamworks characters, something we've seen in a few different styles before, and I can't help but want to see them in their own films. Take a look at Merida, Rapunzel, Sinbad and more!

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Or, if we're being even fancier, haute couture, hon hon hon. Fashion design student Sasha (aka Sashii or Sashiiko) has illustrated this stunning series of Disney characters—some princesses, some (occasionally genderswapped) villains, sadly no Gus Gus from Cinderella—wearing stunning outfits that I'm going to go ahead and guess none of our readers could afford. Unless any of our readers are millionaires, in which case we'd love to have a second David Tennant cardboard standee in the office. Or the actual David Tennant. He does appearances, right? (via RocketNews24; thanks to tipster Rose-Heather!)

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Or, as Tumblr artist dc9spot named it, Beau and the Beast. Check out some additional sketches behind the jump. Then, if you've been infected with the genderswapped Disney bug, might I humbly suggest you give this post a gander.

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This isn't the first time we've seen some genderswapped Hobbit cosplay, and while these ladies are certainly beardless, we have to admit they did it with style and class. Check out their efforts photographed by Alexander Turchanin.

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This post, a collection of Disney princess screencaps seamlessly edited to look like teenage men rather than teenage women has become quite popular on Tumblr this week, probably because of the site's fascination with gender politics. Okay, it's also a good deal because of Male!Esmerelda, I'm guessing. I mean look at that guy. Judging by some similar hairstyles, I'd guess that Miyuli was inspired by that post to create some full character sketches of folks like Ariel, Megara, and all four leads of Frozen as genderbent versions of themselves.

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