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September 5, 2014, 5:23 PM

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Attendees of the 2014 Baltimore Comic-Con are all tuckered out after the first day.
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The Incredible Hulk makes an appearance.
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Steam punks make an appearance.
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Browsing through one of the many on-site stores.
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Weapons optional at the 2014 Baltimore Comic-Con.
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A local family shows off its cosplay.
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Jon Snow from "Game of Thrones" warns that "winter is coming."
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Rumpelstiltskin and Regina from "Once Upon a Time."
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The Joker and Harley Quinn.
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Another Harley Quinn and Ivy.
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More characters from the Batman universe.
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A hodgepodge of cosplayers.
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Red Skull and Captain America.
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Cosplayers are not impressed.
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RoboCop says "halt."
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This security guard didn't stand a chance against these bad guys.
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Anime cosplayers.
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A view from the command center of Baltimore Comic-Con Friday. (WTOP/Alicia Lozano)(WTOP/Alicia Lozano)
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Joel Hodgson from Mystery Science Theater at Baltimore Comic-Con Friday. (WTOP/Alicia Lozano)(WTOP/Alicia Lozano)
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