Adults and children both have fears they cannot explain. For adults, it usually stems from something from our childhood that we found to be scary and frightening.

Evil can be found everywhere, even in the television show Mister Rogers Neighborhood.

It’s hard to believe Mr. Rogers could get any creepier.

Since the 1981 original Indiana Jones film was released, people have looked up to Indiana Jones and kids have wanted to grow up to be him.

The good news is that what is sorely lacking in the hero department these days, Indiana Jones is definitely one of the good guys. Being a somewhat honest, respectable hero to look up to, naturally there are many ways to admire him from theme park rides to video games to action heroes and costumes.

Luckily, Indiana Jones is not a difficult costume to accomplish. Indiana Jones dresses pretty much like what you would think an Archeologist out on a dig would dress like. Only a little spiffier for when he runs into trouble, which he tends to do. Basically, it starts with the khaki shirt and pants then just add in a leather flight jacket, a Fedora, a whip and you are set to go.