Halloween is on a Saturday this year, which means we can really lean into the spirit in 2026 and let loose.

We already know that Texans are predicted to spend record amounts on decorations this year, and which candy kids are most looking forward to getting in their trick-or-treat buckets.

Decorating and filling the cart with candy are the easy parts of Halloween. The real tricky part is figuring out the perfect costume to really set yourself apart at whatever spooktacular event or party you attend.

If you're looking to branch out from the usual ghost and ghouls this year, keep scrolling and take a look at some of the awesome cosplay pics we snapped at this year's Bell County Comic Con.

Whether you're looking to do something simple but clever, or elaborate and showy, you're sure to get a spark of inspiration from this gallery.

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Halloween Costume Ideas Inspired By Bell County Comic Con Cosplayers

Halloween is inching closer, and if you're still stumped for costume ideas, take a look through this collection of awesome cosplays we spotted at this year's Bell County Comic Con. Some are pretty elaborate and might be good projects for next year, but there are some you could whip up pretty quickly. If anything, they're sure to spark some ideas!

Gallery Credit: Tommy Paradise & Aaron Savage

Everything is Bigger in Texas Halloween Decorations!

Texas' motto is go big or go home...and that also applies to Halloween!

Gallery Credit: Tasha Stevens

Pet Halloween Dangers: The Silent Threat.

Halloween is a festive time for families, but it carries hidden dangers for pets that often go unnoticed. While the focus is commonly on children's safety, pet owners must also ensure their furry companions stay safe during this holiday. One of the significant risks is candy, which poses various threats to cats and dogs.

Gallery Credit: Tasha Stevens

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