I have a bigger problem with the superfluous glowing lines on the costume than the chinstrap. I like the addition of the crackling lightning energy, but the glowing lines look dumb to me.
Keep it! It was a nice upgrade!
Get rid of it! It looks stupid!
I have a bigger problem with the superfluous glowing lines on the costume than the chinstrap. I like the addition of the crackling lightning energy, but the glowing lines look dumb to me.
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Chin strap for live action, no chin strap for the comics. And yes, those stupid lines have got to go. I have no idea why this stupid New 52 design has stuck around as long as it has when everyone else has gone back to more classic versions of their costumes.
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No chin strap please. I am actually surprised so many people like it. But like others have said those stupid lines need to go. They are awful. Barry's original Flash costume is perfect and needs no changes. Go back to that please.
Don't watch the show, so no opinion on that, but I don't see the need for it in the comic books.
(It's not as if he's wearing a helmet that could come flying off his head if he didn't have the chin strap.)
Don't need those energy/speed lines (or whatever they are) either.
Does Batman have a chin--uh not really a strap--adornment? This is something I often wondered about, especially in the 1970s. Realistically, his cowl would have to cut under his jaw, but it seems to have the power to jut out right to his chin. Unless he glued it there it don't make much Newtonian sense. I decided in my mind to give out artistic licenses to the comics so the artists could freely defy science and make the mask do the impossible.
That's my round about way of answering the question about the Flash cowl. I don't want it to be an actual explained thing--and I don't want that rubber goatee on his chin, but it looks better if the cowl juts forward toward his chin.
On the T.V. show, they resolved this by making it a chin strap--which is the only way to do it in the physical world, besides glue. In comic books they don't have that problem--it's just a matter of making a line on paper. And in the future movie, they have visual effects, so it doesn't need to be anymore real than Harvey Dent's facial alterations thanks to visual effects in THE DARK KNIGHT.
I honestly don't care that much.
I do think it doesn't fit Barry's personality, though,
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I think Barry can make the chinstrap work.
Outside the Justice Society World War 2 animated movie.
Frontier, it's your Batman mask that inspired my above comments. I wonder, what's your explanation for how your mask does that?
I don't mind it either way. If pushed I'd probably prefer him without it just because he didn't have it for so long.
On the show the chinstrap is much better, but that's also because that version of the cowl doesn't go far enough down past his cheeks and leaves skin around the eyes showing, I think. They could make it work.