I think we can all agree here that one of the best things about attending any Comic-Con is getting the chance to see all those costumes. Whether it is a hot girl dressed up like your favorite superhero or just a cool looking stud dressed up like Master Chief, Cosplay is not only acceptable at the Con, it is the thing to do!

But when you are surrounded by a sea of Stormtroopers, Supermen, and half of the G.I Joe roster, how does one get a chance to see the best costumes at the event? Fear not, dear reader, as Geeks of Doom is proud to round up some of the more awesome costumes present at this year’s New York Comic-Con, which took place on October 8-10, 2010.

Once again, big super powered props needs to go to one Jared Fowler, who was kind enough to provide us with some of his nice pictures.

So what are you all waiting for? A gallery of hot looking babes and cool looking costumes await you. Face it fanboy: You’ve hit the jackpot!

Just as promised, here is the second part of our ladies of Dragon*Con 2010 photo feature. Saturday at the convention seemed twice as packed as the previous day. Seriously, Atlanta’s four largest hotel rooms were filled to capacity with costumed craziness and a handful of extremely puzzled out of towners that came in to watch college football.

On a side note: what you’re not seeing is the large amount of ladies dressed as Merlotte’s Bar & Grill waitresses from HBO’s hit vampire drama True Blood. We haven’t featured any of them in these posts because the costume is pretty basic: white tee shirt with the Merlotte’s logo, a short skirt, and a green apron.

Anyways, below are 20 more ladies we saw at the con that we *don’t* want you to miss. Also, don’t forget to check out part 1 for more photos if you haven’t already done so.

Last year, Geeks of Doom photographer Derek Deweese and I did a post featuring 25 costumed ladies of Dragon*Con that was quite popular with most people on the Internets, which caught us by *complete* surprise. I mean, who knew that sexy women dressed in geeky costumes at a giant fan convention would be such a huge hit right?

Anyways, we’re back again this year and plan to do multiple posts since this is Dragon*Con — an event with more costumed people per square yard than anywhere in the world that I know of, including Halloween. Basically, more costumes equals more posts.

Also, we took some flack for not doing a “Men of Dragon*Con” photo feature. This year we’ll have one as well as a ‘best of’ and probably a few others.

So without further ado, check out part one of our cosplay women of Dragon*Con coverage…