Coolest Batman Villain Online Halloween Costumes
Home » Character Costumes » Super Heroes Costumes » Batman Villains
The online Halloween costumes in this section have been graciously submitted by readers like yourself. If you end up with a cool costume, or already have some cool costume photos and tips to share, send them over via this form. You can win a cool prize - but more importantly, you'll be taking part in creating the Web's ultimate homemade costume resource that's ALWAYS FREE for everyone to enjoy!
Batman Villain Costume Index:
(Click on an image below to view the enlarged
photo and preparation tips submitted by our readers)
 Poisin Ivy |
 Two Face |
 Batman |
 Harley Quinn |
 Riddler |
 Batman |
 Poisin Ivy |
 Poisin Ivy |
 Batman |
 Poisin Ivy |
 Harvey Dent Two Face Costume |
 Poisin Ivy |
 Jokereress Costume |
 Joker Costume |
 Joker Costume |
 Harvey Dent Two Face Costume |
 Batman Villians |
 Poisin Ivy |
 Joker Costume |
 Harley Quinn |
 Riddler |
 Poison Ivy |
 Riddler |
 Joker |
 Poison Ivy |
 Joker |
 Joker |
 Joker |
 Joker |
 Joker |
 Evil Joker |
 Joker |
 Riddler |
 Penguin and The Riddler |
 Killer Clown |
 Joker |
 Riddler |
 Riddler |
 Poison Ivy |
Ready-Made Batman Villain Costumes
|
||
Angel E.
Fort Lee, NJ
I have always loved The Riddler from the Batman comics. I did him once before in '95 but it was a store-bought Batman Forever costume-not that great. This is a version of his outfit seen in the comics from time to time and I have also seen this on online Halloween costumes. He has a wide variety of outfits using green, purple and black, mostly with the question marks bowler hat and cane being the real staples.
Green blazer was found in the Salvation Army Women's Suits section for about $10 and I had a tailor take it in for me for about $10 bucks. Finding this blazer was a stroke of luck since most men's suits use much muted colors. The women's section at the Salvation Army proved very useful and cost-effective. The hat was a yellow bowler from Party City for about $5 spray-painted green with a $3 can. The cane was a white-tipped magician's cane from Party City for about $7 and the tips were painted green using home art supplies. The mask was a $.99 domino mask also from Party City spray-painted and cut to shape. Last item is a purple silk tie from Wal-Mart for about $8.
I printed out question marks on black cardboard and crazy-glued them to the hat and tie, put on a black collar shirt and pants and that's that!
Total Spent: $50
Paula B.
Shorewood, IL
My three year old wanted to be Batman and have his twin brothers who were eight months old to be "the bad guys". The Batman costume was basically his batman mask (which he uses year round), black sweats black, shirt and black cape.
The "Riddler" costume was made by purchasing a white fleece one-piece romper. I dyed that light green and then drew question marks on it with a black fabric marker. We sprayed his hair red and drew on the mask with make-up since we knew he wouldn't leave a mask on. The "Joker" costume was made by me buying a white tuxedo at a resale shop and dying it purple. I bought a white button down shirt and dyed that orange and bought a green satin piece of material from a fabric store for his tie. We sprayed his hair green and darkened his eyebrows with green make-up and put a bit of lipstick on him as well. |
 |
The boys won a costume contest in our town for these costumes and I have given numerous people the suggestions for them. They were really cute.
Thanks for all the great online Halloween costumes!
Total Spent: $60
Heidi M.
Steamboat Springs, CO
I searched the web for online Halloween costumes and came across this Poison Ivy. Working for Disney gave me access to several costume pieces that helped pull this together.
I used a "Little Mermaid" wig with fake ivy leaves that I bought in bunches, painted with gold paint and spray glitter and twisted into the hair that I styled. Crayola molding foam made into leaves for my eyes painted with fabric paint and "spirit gummed" to my face (ouch). I sewed a black bustier inside a green leotard which I made strapless. This was the challenge, the leaves. More bunches of ivy that I cut into single leaves painted and sprayed with gold and glitter, hand sewn onto the leotard. Since I couldn't sew them on while I was wearing it I used my bathroom trash can and put the leotard on it so I could make sure to get the full leaf coverage.
For the gloves and tights I found at a clearance sale DKNY tights in this Ivy green that was perfect! The gloves I cut into "mitts" and sewed tiny ivy leaves on. The boots were black suede left over from the "Barbie Show" that I spray painted green, ruined the boots for good but they looked great
All in all it turned out perfect and was the hit of the costume contest! It took easily a month because of sewing the leaves on but worth every minute!
Total Spent: $50
Submit Your Online Halloween Costumes Here!
