Would person look so daft in a superhero outfit (esp. in the real world) if one were to get wear this while defending against serial killers or fighting any other dangerous foes?
Would person look so daft in a superhero outfit (esp. in the real world) if one were to get wear this while defending against serial killers or fighting any other dangerous foes?
Most costumes would look daft wet, dry, wrinkled, or freshly pressed. At least, briefly.
If someone entered close combat in most superhero gear (Batman, especially), they'd quickly go from looking daft to looking dead.
Yes, they would.
Never mind how they look - think about how they'd work (or prevent the hero from working). Just ask Edna Mode about the capes. Nevertheless, isn't it now part of canon that the Superman costume was designed (by Martha Kent) to make people stare at it rather than at Clark's face, thereby helping preserve his secret identity? OK, maybe it's not part of canon now, but then, what is?
The material created by Richard Reeds (soft, very extensible, very resistant…) doesn’t exist in reality. And the costumes look shaped to match surreal perfect bodies…
The perfect costume in reality is probably as less fabric as possible…
“Strength is the lot of but a few privileged men; but austere perseverance, harsh and continuous, may be employed by the smallest of us and rarely fails of its purpose, for its silent power grows irresistibly greater with time.” Goethe