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Important Information Regarding Programs and Autographs at WonderCon
All event and program rooms have limited capacity as set by the Fire Marshal. Even though your badge
is needed to get into all events, it does not guarantee you access to any event if it has reached its
capacity. We do not clear rooms between events. Most autograph signings are of a limited nature.
Your badge does not guarantee autographs at any event.
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2010 Masquerade Details!
SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 2010
8:30PM - 11:30PM
Doors open at 8:00PM
Moscone Center South
Esplanade Ballroom
ADVANCED CONTESTANT REGISTRATION CLOSES MAR 15
Space is limited. You may still check onsite for availability
during the show at the Masquerade Desk in the lobby of Moscone
South up until 6:00PM on Friday, Apr. 2nd, and 2:00PM on Sat,
Apr. 3rd.
2009's Best Re-creation: Godzilla
A LOOK BACK AT WONDERCON 2009
WonderCon's 2009 Masquerade
WonderCon's fifth annual Masquerade attracted an audience of over 2,400 into the
Esplanade Ballroom and featured 28 entries, totaling 62 costumes crossing the
stage. Two giant video screens gave all in the audience great close-up views of
the many clever and impressive costumes, and the line for seating started
forming over two hours before show time. The Master of Ceremonies was two-time
Hugo-winning artist and writer Phil Foglio, and trophy judges included Josh
Kushins of Lucasfilm, film and TV actress Chase Masterson, and award-winning
convention costumer Johanna Mead as workmanship judge.
» 2009 Trophy Winners
» 2009 Company Prize Winners
2009 Trophy Winners
Best in Show: Cobra Takes Over WonderCon by Maximum Pwnage,
Best in Show: "Cobra Takes Over WonderCon by Maximum Pwnage," worn
by Christophe Tang, Daniel & David Proctor, Louis Stokes, Chris Ting, Ryan
Vindum, and Nikki Costa. Made by Christophe Tang, Daniel & David Proctor, and
Nikki Costa.
Best Workmanship: Predator: Bad Blood
Best Re-creation: "Godzilla," made and worn by Gabe McIntosh.
Judges' Choice: "Best Friends Forever," made and worn by Mette Hedin
and Bryan Little.
Best Workmanship: "Predator: Bad Blood," worn by George Frangadakis.
Made by Pete Mander and George Frangadakis.
Best Presentation: "Star Trek: NKOTB," worn and made by Cordelia
Willis, Kelly Lima, Carolyn Staehle, Nina Kempf, and Angie Clough.
Best Novice: "Gotham Girls," worn by Georgianna, Emma, and Sarah.
Made by Georgianna Kobyluch.
Honorable Mention for workmanship & presentation: "Lung Zi," made and
worn by Tom Rodriguez, Jr.
Honorable Mention for excellent use of materials: "Zira, Planet of the
Apes," made and worn by Jessica Rotich.
Best Presentation: Star Trek: NKOTB
Company Sponsored Prizes
DC Comics Company Prize Winner: Teen Titans
Lucasfilm Company Prize Winner: Jedi, Jawa, and R2X5
DC Comics presented a special limited edition DC Direct collectible to
their favorite DC entry: "Teen Titans," worn by Carla Stockel, Sammy Claman,
Linda Nance, Brandon Gibson, Crystal Zamora, and Josh Maruda. Made by Carla
Stockel and Sammy Klaman.
Lucasfilm presented a collection of special Star Wars
collectibles from the Lucasfilm Archives to the best Star Wars entry
"Jedi, Jawa, and R2X5," worn by Anna and Basil Simmons. Made by Jen Medrano,
Anna, Basil, and Steve Simmons.
Century Guild presented $100 cash to the best entry inspired by Art
Nouveau or fantasy to "Night Blooming Flower," an original design made and worn
by Julia Nolan.
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