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If you're a fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and looking for a unique Halloween costume, why not dress up as The Wasp from "Ant-Man and The Wasp" (2018)? Here's everything you'll need to make a Wasp Halloween costume that makes you feel like a superhero! Janet Van Dyne, the wonderous Wasp, was the second major Marvel Comics heroine of the Silver Age, debuting after the Fantastic Four’s Invisible Girl. A mainstay of the Avengers, Jan was also a fashion designer. And that factoid caused Avengers writers to create a bit of a personality quirk for Jan. She couldn’t stop making new costumes for herself. After every few appearances, Jan popped up in an entirely new outfit. Later comic book artists, like the legendary George Perez, made it a point to create a new Wasp costume with almost every issue. Marvel ComicsBy the early ‘90s, Jan designed a costume that left little to the imagination. She was feeling her sexy self in this yellow and gold swimsuit number with thigh-high boots. By this time, Jan had moved to California for the West Coast Avengers. Which is maybe why she thought a swimsuit made for a good superhero costume. Perfect for fighting crime and hanging in the pool. A Bug’s Life – Avengers #395, 1995 (Designed by Mike Deodato) Marvel Comics When George Perez took on the art chores for Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, he took it upon himself to design a new suit for Jan with almost every appearance. This was during the late ‘70s, the height of the Disco era. And boy, this costume, with all the cut-out holes showing off skin, screams Studio 54 Disco. Practical? No. Interesting? Certainly. Clearly, Perez was inspired by the costumes of DC’s Legion of Super-Heroes, who at the time were all basically wearing revealing outfits. Including the guys. The “Golden Girl”– Avengers #170, 1978 (Designed by George Perez) Marvel Comics Wasp is a superhero character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and while she is not a horror character, there are plenty of other options for a group costume. Here are some suggestions:

Ghost: The main antagonist in Ant-Man and the Wasp, Ghost has a unique and intimidating costume that would make for a great Halloween costume. Ant-Man: Wasp's superhero partner and love interest, Ant-Man would be a great option for a couple's costume.Captain America: A classic superhero costume, Captain America's red, white, and blue suit is instantly recognizable.