The Boxed Avengers Shows that Superheroes can be Square
Meghan Young — September 28, 2010 — Pop Culture
I can't get enough of these Boxed Avengers. Forget CGI and sexy costumes! These cubed comic book characters kick some serious ass. I would love to don one of these outfits for Halloween.
Designed by Jared Cain at Fashionably Geek, the Boxed Avengers were created for DragonCon 2010. From Captain America to Wolverine, it seems like they tackled quite a few of the better known superheroes out there. What do you think, should these Boxed Avengers hit costumes stores?
Designed by Jared Cain at Fashionably Geek, the Boxed Avengers were created for DragonCon 2010. From Captain America to Wolverine, it seems like they tackled quite a few of the better known superheroes out there. What do you think, should these Boxed Avengers hit costumes stores?
Trend Themes
1. Cubed Comic Book Characters - The trend of transforming traditional comic book characters into cubed designs presents opportunities for innovative merchandise and collectibles.
2. Boxed Avengers - The popularity of the Boxed Avengers showcases the potential for unique and creative costume designs that deviate from traditional superhero portrayals.
3. Dragoncon 2010 - The annual DragonCon convention highlights the growing trend of cosplay and the demand for inventive and distinctive costume designs.
Industry Implications
1. Comic Book Merchandise - The comic book merchandise industry can capitalize on the trend of cubed comic book characters by creating unique collectibles and toys based on this new design aesthetic.
2. Costume Design - The costume design industry can find disruptive innovation opportunities in creating cubed superhero costumes that deviate from the usual sexy and CGI-based designs.
3. Cosplay Events - Cosplay events such as DragonCon can take advantage of the trend of distinct and creative costume designs like the Boxed Avengers to attract more participants and enthusiasts.
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