im using photoshop for evil

Some dumbass henchman: My wife’s always nagging me, she’s so annoying. Pffft, Marriage, am I right fellas!

Mr. Freeze, a good man, who loves and respects his wife with every atom of his cold, cold being: *Shoots the man* No.

Absolutely  Not.

Mr Freeze in the season 4 finale.

Gotham s4e22: “No, not hell. Hell is what’s coming.”

Some gotham studies, yeah it’s not as good as I was hoping but eh..

Most of my favourite character ! (Forgot the Valeska twins and some others but yeah sorry)

Penguin, Two Face, and Mr.Freeze Aesthetic

I am a huge Batman fan, and villains have great costumes. I made the Mr. Freeze a couple years ago but don’t wear it often due to it being extremely uncomfortable. I wanted to to a couples costume with my wife and we have kicked around the “Nora” idea but this year we finally created a concept that we had never seen anyone do.

I like to make my costumes appear to function in the real world. Mr. Freeze is real steel and copper that I shaped and welded. I made it rusty, since a cold metal would gather condensation and then cause the metal to rust. The tanks on the back do spread cold vapor to the arms and legs when I put dry ice and water in them. The freeze gun does shoot real snow! It is connected to a liquid CO2 tank and when the vapor condenses in the barrel, snow flakes come shooting out. I was kinda lucky my first prototype worked!

Nora had to be lighter and easier to carry. It is several rolls of black EVA foam and the trim pieces are just painted to give the rusty appearance. The cap is real patina on copper, ( I had to put some real metal on it). The whole thing is supported by patio umbrella top and pole connected to a military Alice backpack harness.

Mr. Freeze alone get a great response, but when people saw Nora along side, it really excited them. One photographer told us that he has been doing cosplay photography for 20 years and has never seen a Nora done that way. That alone made the costumes worth it. I always try to put a little extra something into the costumes I make.

Some people thought I put Elsa from “Frozen” in a tank, but usually their friends will correct them. Some just aren’t DC people… I get it. It was fun to see people “connect the dots” when the saw us. They were like “Wow, cool Mr. Freeze!” then when they saw Nora and read the nameplate, it turned into “HOLY SHIT! THAT’S AWESOME!! If we wear them again I will have to put a fan in Elsa’s cryogenic tube. She was getting hot in there, I believe that’s pure irony…

If you do cosplay, you will make friends, it’s almost a guarantee. We definitely have. I would say one of the side effects for me is that cosplay has allowed me to utilize many of the different skills I have learned throughout my life; painting, leatherwork, sewing, auto repair, electrical, even plumbing. Making and wearing costumes has also brought my family together, our kids are 7 and 11 and not only do they suggest and help with new costumes but then we have great family weekends wearing our creations. Parenting win! Cosplay has given me a great boost in confidence, for the first time I feel that I really excel in something that I enjoy.

Don’t be afraid to start anytime and anything. I was 35 when I started, I wish I knew about it when I was a teen. I thought my parents and other family would laugh when I started, but they are actually huge supporters. Don’t be intimidated not knowing how to do something, meet it head on, there’s a world of resource online where you can learn just about everything. I am currently building a real, prototype, road legal, Batmobile that I want to use as a charity, Make-A-Wish vehicle. So watch my page and stay tuned!!!

— Iconiclone

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I showed my mum some of the gotham villains and asked her to name them. I shouldn’t find this as funny as I do

We’re on the same team now…a family.

Legion of Horribles observe Joker gas.

Via: Twitter

Gotham 4x17 Sneak Peak

Via: Twitter

It’s interesting that we’ve seen Firefly, Freeze, Scarecrow and Tetch in this batch, and I’m pretty sure Ivy and Grundy have both been mentioned in interviews as part of the Legion of Horribles - but no Riddler, Zsasz, or the Sirens. So it seems like a divide between “freaks” who have abilities and/or have been transformed in some way (including Jerome, since he was brought back from the dead), and normal human criminals, except Oswald and Barbara are in the wrong groups (Jerome would have no way of knowing what’s up with Babs, of course). Oswald’s inclusion might just be because he’s a main character and it’d be a shame NOT to team him up with Jerome, but @schemingminor suggested that given his willingness to make up with Jim last episode, maybe he’d be open to secretly working with the GCPD to take down the Legion from within?

Or, it’s a parallel to the Justice League, a superpowered team with one ordinary human member (whose superpowers are intellect, a crazy amount of planning based on predicting how other people will behave and access to money/resources): oswald confirmed as Batman…

I love the idea that Ozzie is the Batman of this ‘League’ :p

It would make sense, actually, for him to be the ‘money’ perhaps…

Especially as that looks like his house they’re having the ‘brunch meeting’ in (although I guess it could be the Falcone place since I think the same location’s used for both)

It IS the Falcone mansion, all of Sofia’s furniture are still there.

Jerome ‘White Band’ Trailer 2018 | Season 4 | GOTHAM