The Star Wars legend and full-time internet rascal decided to have some anonymous fun at the annual fan gathering in San Diego. So he dressed himself up in a variety of costumes — including Imperial stormtrooper, a classic — and did the thing.

It all started innocently enough on Thursday, the day the show kicked off, with a bit of misdirection.

But Hamill’s too fun-loving to play coy for long. As the weekend unfolded, he posted a series of tweets and tweet re-shares featuring photos in which he was secretly in costume (or so he claimed).

There’s an unsubstantiated rumor I’m at #SDCC right now wearing a mask to avoid being recognized (I’m not)-But if I really WAS there in disguise, would I lie about it to fool people-secretly talk to fans-attend panels & have fun? (I would) #ComicConCon pic.twitter.com/8vxvFsQg48

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) July 19, 2018

He stanned for Brooklyn Nine-Nine at one point, his most transparent look of the weekend. He also turned himself into an orange-faced, golf club-wielding Darth Vader, which totally wasn’t a reference to any real-life politician or anything. And yes, he was the stormtrooper of all our hearts.

Having LOADS of fun at #SDCC…
This was my disguise at yesterday’s #Brooklyn99 panel. LOVED it & can’t wait for the new season!#TheShowISinglehandedlySaved #YoureWelcome pic.twitter.com/61KJ2f6VRt

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) July 20, 2018

#SDCC DAY 3 WISH LIST: A) Don’t arouse any suspicions it’s me because I’m too short for this costume B) Find that ultra-rare comic book I need to complete my collection C) Get @NathanHamill‘s autograph (if I can find Booth #1415) D) Find the perfect nacho pic.twitter.com/xXsViybWwc

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) July 21, 2018

YES- That would be me on the left. (You know, the vertically-challenged Stormtrooper.)#LovelyLadyLuke https://t.co/BuXGJmD9lD

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) July 22, 2018

I was informed earlier today by a friend that I unknowingly took a photo of @HamillHimself during Comic-Con! Could it be true?? pic.twitter.com/klkK0THer1

— Brendan Bajillioz (@WillHunting562) July 22, 2018

Of course, as with most things involving Hamill, things eventually got a little weird.

More photographic proof I’m actually here at #SDCC if you just ignore the time-stamp.#ComicConCon https://t.co/speXgowzT3

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) July 22, 2018

To everyone here at #SDCC– REMEMBER:
– Hydrate
– Pace Yourself
– Get Plenty of Rest
#SpottedAgain pic.twitter.com/IZBKLUBlBm

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) July 22, 2018

#Codknocker https://t.co/Rpuywer5FE

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) July 21, 2018

Thought I was #MarkMasterOfDiguise, but now @KenPlume has spotted me… TWICE! Hey #SDCC-goers- If you have photographic proof you’ve seen me here in San Diego, please post your evidence ASAP! #IDoubleDogDareYou#KetchupWithHamill #SDCCCon https://t.co/kPzwNAPBs9

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) July 21, 2018

So. Was Hamill ever really at Comic-Con this weekend? Or were his tweets the IRL equivalent of Star Wars: The Last Jedi’s showstopping Force projection?

We may never know the truth, because this wily Jedi Master is so good at keeping everyone guessing.

This article originally appeared on Mashable.

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The 65-year-old former bodybuilder, who famously played the green-hued Marvel hero on the 1970’s TV series, was chatting with fan Ted McAlister at the Fanboy Expo Comic Con when he noticed him shaking and having trouble speaking. Ted’s father, Frank, recounted the incident in a Facebook post.

“Mr. Ferrigno touched me on the shoulder and said that Ted was trying to tell him something that he couldn’t understand,” McAlister wrote. “I turned and knew immediately that Ted was having a seizure and I told Mr. Ferrigno what the problem was and I needed to get to him. He cleared his booth and I gently sat Ted on the floor.”

As alarming as the situation was, there couldn’t have been a better spot or time for the seizure to hit. Ferrigno is a reserve deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and volunteers with the Montrose Search and Rescue Team.

“I’ve been a sheriff for 12 years,” Ferrigno told the Knoxville News Sentinel. “So I deal with this situation.”

Ferrigno’s booth is often a favorite of fans at Comic Cons as the actor signs autographs and engages in conversation.

“It’s funny it happened at my table, and it’s like, I’m glad it happened here because he was at the right place, knowing that he would be OK,” Ferrigno said. “If it was a strange environment, in the street, he could have died.”

McAlister stated that Ferrigno alerted the medics and stayed with him and Ted until everything was fine, at which point he invited them back to his table for another photo.

“Talk about a real life Action Hero! This man is the real deal. It was an absolute honor to shake his hand and a greater honor to say Thank You to a gentle Giant,” he wrote, adding “I pray that God will bless this man and keep him safe and out of harms way. Thanks for a wonderful memory.”

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