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 This weekend, Donald Trump took a break from using his Twitter account to raise the specter of a trade war (or maybe a real war) with China to abscond to the North Shore of Long Island, where the president-elect and several dozen other members of the new conservative elite attended billionaire hedge-fund tycoon and Trump donor Robert Mercer’s annual costume party, the latest stop on Trump’s own self-congratulatory, post-election “Thank You Tour.” 
 
 The theme of this year’s event: heroes and villains. Naturally, Trump came dressed as himself. Former Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway showed up, too, decked out as Dolly Parton meets Superwoman. Onetime leader of the U.K.’s pro-Brexit Independence Party Nigel Farage—who has gotten closer to Trump since the election—was nattily attired as the naval hero Admiral Lord Nelson. Some costumes were more on the nose than others. Not one to be outdone, libertarian tech billionaire and Trump surrogate Peter Thiel reportedly arrived dressed as Hulk Hogan, the former wrestler whose invasion-of-privacy lawsuit against Gawker Media, which Thiel clandestinely funded, ultimately bankrupted the company earlier this year, fulfilling Thiel’s nearly decade-long personal vendetta against Gawker. (Unfortunately, no pictures of Thiel in costume have yet publicly surfaced.) 
 
 Ever a contrarian, Thiel raised eyebrows in Silicon Valley earlier this year when he became a California delegate for Trump, delivering a prime-time speech on the Republican nominee’s behalf at the G.O.P. convention. Thiel also donated $1.25 million to Trump’s presidential campaign, forcing both start-up accelerator Y Combinator and Facebook to defend their corporate relationships with him, and turning Thiel into something of a pariah in the otherwise-liberal Bay Area. In October, Thiel defended both his financial contribution to the Trump campaign and his decision to bankroll Hogan’s lawsuit. “If you’re a single-digit millionaire like Hulk Hogan you have no effective access to our legal system,” he said, without a hint of irony.
– Hulk Hogan, with funding from frequent Gawker target Peter Thiel, helped bring the media group to bankruptcy via his sex-tape lawsuit, so Thiel's choice of costume at a posh Long Island party might not be terribly surprising: He reportedly dressed as the Hulkster on Saturday night, when the PayPal founder attended a costume party thrown by Donald Trump donor Robert Mercer. The event was also attended by Trump himself and campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, who was "decked out as Dolly Parton meets Superwoman," per Vanity Fair. "Honoring the ultimate hero at the Mercer 'Heroes and Villians' party on Long Island. Crowd thrilled w/ surprise!" Conway tweeted, showing a photo of her and her boss, disguised as … himself, apparently, in a suit and tie. No pictures of Thiel's costume have popped up yet; the intel comes via two party guests who tell Bloomberg they saw him in his Hogan getup. A Thiel spokesman wouldn't comment.