You're a rookie crimefighter looking for a big credibility boost. Suddenly the opportunity literally falls into your lap.
Time for some serious THINKING--!
If the same scene were to play out today, I'd put even money on a) Batwoman taking a peek under the mask and b) getting a good dose of one of the costume's countermeasures.
That's in a mainstream Batman comic, mind you. The Frank Miller version would definitely be NSFW.
Diamondrock is deep in thought!
[From "The Batwoman," Detective Comics #233, July 1956. Written by Edmond Hamilton, pencilled by Sheldon Moldoff, inked by Charles Paris. Color reconstruction for Batman in the Fifties by Lee Loughridge.]
Time for some serious THINKING--!
If the same scene were to play out today, I'd put even money on a) Batwoman taking a peek under the mask and b) getting a good dose of one of the costume's countermeasures.
That's in a mainstream Batman comic, mind you. The Frank Miller version would definitely be NSFW.
Diamondrock is deep in thought!
[From "The Batwoman," Detective Comics #233, July 1956. Written by Edmond Hamilton, pencilled by Sheldon Moldoff, inked by Charles Paris. Color reconstruction for Batman in the Fifties by Lee Loughridge.]
1 comment:
Well I don't think the new Batwoman would care as much. I didn't think she was interested in men. She'd be more interested in figuring out that Oracle was once Batgirl.
Post a Comment