Lilac City Comicom

The Lilac City Comicon took palce Saturday, June 3, 2017 at the Spokane Convention Center.

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Sat., June 3, 2017

Terrance MacMullan, center, dressed up with children Liam, left, 9, and Sylvia, 13, right to attend the Lilac City Comicon Saturday, June 3, 2017 at the Spokane Convention Center. MacMullan is a philosophy professor at Eastern Washington University and uses the stories found in science fiction and other pop culture references in his class work.

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Actor Tim Russ, best known for playing Tuvok, a Vulcan, on “Star Trek: Voyager,” talks about his work Saturday at the Lilac City Comicon at the Spokane Convention Center in 2017.

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Terrance MacMullan, center, adjusts the costume of his son Liam, 9, at the Lilac City Comicon Saturday, June 3, 2017 at the Spokane Convention Center. MacMullan is a philosophy professor at Eastern Washington University and uses the stories found in science fiction and other pop culture references in his class work.

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2017 - Quentin Matheson, 4, has his photo taken with Alexandra Baxter, who was wearing a costume she designed to resemble the character Groot from the movie “Guardians of the Galaxy” on at the Spokane Convention Center, the site of the Lilac City Comicon.

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Gavin Jacobson, 9, and Nick Noga of Newport, Washington, pose for a photo in their costumes Saturday, June 3, 2017 at the Spokane Convention Center, the site of the Lilac City Comicon. Wearing costumes and taking photos with other costumed characters is a major attraction at conventions like this one.

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Delaney Conway, 6, and her dad, Warren Conway dressed up to attend the Lilac City Comicon Saturday, June 3, 2017 at the Spokane Convention Center. Delaney is a character from My Little Pony and Warren calls his character American Punisher, a mashup of comic book heroes.

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2017 - Dylan Beecher smiles as Clint Young, right, opens the door and lets him sit in the 1966 Batmobile, used for the 1960s TV show, for a photo at the Lilac City Comicon Saturday, June 3, 2017 at the Spokane Convention Center. Young, who has owned the car for 30 years and charges for photographs with and inside the car, takes the car to comic book and science fiction conventions and often dresses in the 1960s Batman costume.

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Eric Hernandez, poses for photo after photo in the Main Hall of the Spokane Convention Center because he showed up for the Lilac City Comicon in his one-of-a-kind Batman costume Saturday, June 3, 2017. His costum includes a handmade cape, pieces of body armor and a custom fitted hood that was molded to his head.

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Eric Hernandez, left, poses for a photo with Mikey Jordan, dressed as a Dr. Who character in the Main Hall of the Spokane Convention Center because he showed up for the Lilac City Comicon in his one-of-a-kind Batman costume Saturday, June 3, 2017. Hernandez costume includes a handmade cape, pieces of body armor and a custom fitted hood that was molded to his head.

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Panel moderator Shaun Springer, left, interviews Karl Schaefer, center, the creator of the TV show Z Nation which is filmed in Spokane. At right is Daniel Schaefer, a writer on the show, during a panel at the Lilac City Comicon on Saturday, June 3, 2017 at the Spokane Convention Center.

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Jeremy Noga, left, and his brother Nick Noga pose for photos at the Spokane Convention Center at the Lilac City Comicon Saturday, June 3, 2017. Jeremy is dressed in a style called Bully punk, an offshoot of the steam punk genre. Nick, right, assembled his World War II-era Captain America himself.

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