Top-class cosplay encountered at Michigan's biggest pop culture event

Novi, Michigan – For years we’ve featured the most creative cosplayers at Michigan’s pop culture events. Motor City Comic Con was no exception this weekend.

Today is the last day of a major event held at Novi’s Suburban Collection Showplace.

The convention also features dozens of celebrities. This is the photo Of some of the biggest ones from Friday’s event, there will be more photos coming tomorrow.

Some cosplayers spend days, weeks, or even months on costumes. Here are some of the top-notch things we’ve come across.

Professional cosplayer Joanie Brazzas is a star wars universe ray from Salt Lake City, Utah.

Royal Oak Chris and Samantha are as Larch and Morticia Adams from the “Adams Family.”

Ferndale’s John as Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine.

Kevin, originally from Hartford, Indiana, is a Mysterio from Spider-Man.

Corydon, “Puppets over People” artist, along with Battle Creek’s wicket Ewok “Star Wars” doll.

Paul Davison as the guard at Jedi Temple, and Elizabeth from Royal Orc as Grog (Baby Yoda).

Ypsilanti’s caeleigh as a punk version of Darth Maul in the “Star Wars” universe.

A member of the 501st Legion Professional “Star Wars” costume group.

Brean and Brian of Canton are as Mosmans and street lights from Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin.”

As Jareth from Darian, Silver Moon Art and Howell’s Labyrinth.

Derrick, a native of Chelsea, is Rita, the opposition to “The Mighty Molpin Power Rangers.”

Charlotte, 14, of Midland, is the original character Scarlett, in his homemade costume.

Patrick is a Tony Stark impersonator from Toronto, Canada.

Rodney Dangerfield Tribute Act, Mark Meltzer of Buffalo, New York;

(LR) Kahlin from Roseville, Matthew from Royal Oak, Colton from Royal Oak and Sara from Plymouth as characters from The Wizard of Oz.

Katie and Dave of Chesterfield Township, as Peg, Al Bundy from “married a child.”

Detroit Scott Howard’s Brian, Michael J. Fox, played by “Teen Wolf.”