
My outfit
Fedora, vintage Western shirt over a Star Wars T-shirt, jeans, Chuck Taylor's, "murse" (man purse)
D's outfit
Spider-Man T-shirt, jeans with rolled cuffs (Mommy's idea, by the way), cowhide-patterned sneakers that light up when she walks
After checking out the scene of hundreds of fans - including parents with kids my daughter's age, some dressed as their (parents') favorite characters - and even being asked by an actress from a Star Trek episode, "How much for your daughter?" we finally met up with James and Mila.James' outfit
Boba Fett T-shirt, jeans, sneakers
Mila's outfit
Non-hero onesie, shoeless
This was our first Daddy-Daughter Double Date. (Is that a thing?) We walked around and hung out for maybe a couple hours. We checked out a bunch of art...for long-term investments for our daughters, of course. Plus, we couldn't browse through actual comics because the girls didn't have the patience to let us - or they just wanted to grab them. But getting back to our Batgirl encounter, and the question she posed to me:"Does your wife know the two of you are here,
or did you tell her you were at the park?"
I said to her, "Yes, my wife knows we are here... and my daughter really would love your autograph." To help unwind after all your daddy-daughter adventures, Daddy-in-Training suggests a little MJ, especially for fedora-wearing parents.