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9 of the coolest costumes from the MCM Dublin Comic Con

The event brought all the comic book and video game nerds in Ireland to Dublin last weekend.

THE MCM COMIC Con arrived in Dublin last weekend, taking over the RDS for two whole days of nerd-friendly fun.

In a similar vein to the bigger comic cons over in the US, attendees were encouraged to dress up as their favourite characters, and they didn’t disappoint.

Here are some of the most impressive rigouts from the weekend.

Thor, Black Widow and Captain America, chillin’

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Badass Poison Ivy

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It’s gotta be warm in there

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CHEST BURSTERS

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Harley Quinn

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Steve from Minecraft

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The lads from Kingdom Hearts

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The cutest crime fighters around

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And finally…Predator getting some ice cream

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