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People are dressing up as Princess Leia, Spider-Man and ... Tyrannosaurus Deadpool?

It’s the superhero we never knew we needed: Tyrannosaurus Deadpool.

It looks like a dinosaur dressed up as Deadpool with tiny hands and, presumably, an R-rated sense of humor.

No, Tyrannosaurus Deadpool is not an official character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe: It’s the sole creation of a mystery cosplayer at the San Diego Comic-Con who somehow combined Ryan Reynolds’ raunchy superhero with a dinosaur to achieve something greater than its parts.

Tyrannosaurus Deadpool is proving that creativity hasn’t died, and so are many other cosplayers who are at the Con through Sunday.

Here are some of the best we’ve seen (and check back often for updates).

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A cosplayer dressed as Tyrannosauras Deadpool.
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Brittni Dent-Taise cosplays as Maria from the television series "Deadly Class" at 2019 Comic-Con International.
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A young girl dressed as Princess Leia from "Star Wars."
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Cosplayer Christopher Canole as Dude Vader.
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A cosplayer dressed as Tricerahops
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Cosplayer Steve Galvin as Wreck-It Ralph.
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Evan Nuzum reads a comic book dressed as Spider-Man.
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Cosplayer Matthew Morningstar as the Joker.
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Cosplayers dressed as Princess Merida, left, and Princess Jasmine.
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A cosplayer dressed as Superman attends Comic-Con International on Thursday in San Diego.
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