Some of the Best Cosplaying Celebrities

'Breaking Bad' star Bryan Cranston has made a name for himself as an expert 'Breaking Bad' cosplayer, with he and co-star Aaron Paul attending events and cast parties cosplaying as each other's characters and other characters in the show. But the pinacle of Cranston's cosplaying was during San Diego Comic Con a few years back when a man walked on stage wearing a life-like Walter White mask, only to be revealed as Cranston himself.

Jamie Lee Curtis isn't a regular cosplayer, but when she does, she goes all out. A passionate player of the MMORPG 'World of Warcraft', Curtis gleefully attended the Hollywood premier of the film adaptation, in full costume as an Orc Queen, and leading fans in chants from the game like the viral sensation, "LEEROY JENKINS!"

Famous geek Patton Oswalt is another celebrity that really goes out of his way to cosplay, regularly attending cons in full costume. Brining his young daughter into the game, Oswalt commissioned former Mythbuster Adam Savage to build him a set of foam Doctor Octopus arms to compliment his daughter's Spider-Woman costume.

Former 'Castle' star Molly Quinn is a regular SDCC attendee and cosplayer, attending the event as an original Star Trek crew member, Supergirl (whom she voiced in an animated feature), and as a gender-bent version of Malcolm Reynolds from 'Firefly', the role made famous by her 'Castle' on-screen father Nathan Fillion.

The former Mythbuster is probably the king of celebrity cosplaying, being so good with his costumes that he goes completely unrecognizable during SDCC. Many SDCC attendees don't even know they saw Savage at the event until he posts the pictures to Facebook and Twitter with #AdamIncognito.

Savage also performed a Ted Talk about his love for cosplaying.

One of the most beloved voice actors working today, Tara Strong is making a name for herself as a cosplayer by bringing her animated characters to life. Attending cons dressed as Batgirl and Twilight Sparkle from 'My Little Pony', Strong turned the most heads by showing up at her most famous character, Harley Quinn from the 'Arkham' video game series.

Being totally honest here, we're stretching the definition of 'celebrity' here with Julia Voth. Voth's acting career isn't really A-list, appearing in several independent movies and one-off television guest spots. But she deserves inclusion on this list for who she cosplays as.

While 99.9% of people may not recognize the name "Julia Voth", many gamers will recognize her right away as Jill Valentine from 'Resident Evil'. At 17-years-old, Voth provided the motion capture and facial model for the character of Jill Valentine in the 2002 'Resident Evil' remake for the Nintendo Gamecube. After the success of the game, Voth's likeness continued to be used as the official look of Valentine, and Voth embraced the character and began appearing at cons dressed as Valentine from the various games.

WWE Superstar Xavier Woods has cemented his status as one of the best paid geeks in the world today. A child of the 90s, Woods uses many geek icons in his professional wrestling career, modeling his original attire after Power Rangers and shouting "Its Morphin' Time!" during his matches, and coming to the ring with his hair done up as Rufio from 'Hook' or Ruby Rhod from 'Fifth Element'. Gaining fame as a member of 'The New Day', Woods and his partners have shown up at Wrestlemania dressed as characters from 'Final Fantasy' and 'Dragonball Z', but also attending cons in his free time dressing up as Quailman from the cartoon 'Doug', Sub-Zero from 'Mortal Kombat', and even fellow WWE wrestler Bayley, just to name a few.

John Barrowman has become a geek icon after roles in 'Doctor Who', 'Torchwood', and 'Arrow', becoming a regular attendee of Comic Con. Barrowman has also embraced dressing for the occasion, showing up to cons dressed as Harley Quinn and Wonder Woman