When Charlie Cox Cosplayed As Bluey At New York Comic Con

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Once upon a time, Charlie Cox played my cousin, Jonathan Hellyer Jones, in the movie A Theory Of Everything, alongside Eddie Redmayne, who played Stephen Hawking, his university dorm mate. So yes, I like to think that, in some ways, my cousin is Daredevil.

But, thanks to this past weekend's New York Comic Con, I can now also think of my cousin as Bluey. Because that's the Australian cartoon star that Charlie Cox decided to cosplay as, with his Arsenal football club shirt for added… contrast? Not sure. Charlie Cox photo by checkeredwithflame @k_hicky used with permission · Though not everyone realised.

97 A keen daredevil cosplayer as well, she tiktokked about it here. @hailee.97 this was such an insane day truly. i will think about it until i am no longer on this earth. #daredevil #charliecox #nycc2023 #newyorkcomiccon #mattmurdock ♬ original sound – hailee 🍒🪩💌🏹 And comic artist Chris Fenoglio had his own thoughts on the matter, posting 'Apparently Charlie Cox went to NYCC this weekend and cosplayed as Bluey.

 

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