So that the bat symbol is actually visible.
Then you might as well get rid of the Begins bat-symbol because bats wings arent that straight and narrow.
Unless you were talking about the Begins bat-symbol because then I agree.
I kinda like this one, stealthy, black,sleek, and fitting. Not so sure about that bat symbol though. It just seems to me a refreshing change, but it still retains that style you see in the batsuit. I think more padding/armor would go it good though, too much fabric, not enough armor.And I'll drag out my old approximations (also based on F4 suit)... I think somewhere between mine and yours would be really coo, personally.
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do you have the original picture that's based off of? I'd like to see what changes were made.
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/31822
A Teeny Tidbit More On THE DARK KNIGHT's New Batsuit??
Merrick again...
I don't recall running across this too widely...the only place I found reference to it was HERE, although our tipster makes it sound like the changes to the new suit are more dramatic than posited in the article linked above.
Aonemantidalwave sent in this snippet regarding a recent encounter he had with someone working on THE DARK KNIGHT. I've tweaked this message to avoid revealing the identity of the person working on the film.
MINOR COSTUME-RELATED SPOILER AHEAD!?!?
Both Christian Bale and Christopher Nolan have seen a new Batsuit & there's been a fitting.
I told this person how I didn't particularly dig the suit in Batman Begins and said it was too bulky. To this he/she replied, "Well then you'll love the new one." He/she also stated that Bats changes his suit halfway through the film - and its a major plotpoint as to the how and why this happens.
He/she sadly, had no news about the Joker's get up.
This source is new to us, so keep that in mind when contemplating the vast array of costuming possibilities here.
If I'm repeating something that's already widely known, my apologies.
I definitely like seeing it on camera than something happening between movies
i don't mean to toot my own horn, but since the costume thing has come up again i feel i should post what i'm hoping the new suit will look like...even if it's not exact...
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once again...props goto lujho for coming up with the idea of using the F4 costume as the basis for the suit.
I know, it's such a stupid argument it defies belief![]()
Clearly not: the comics constitute the entire fabric of the intellectual property behind the film. The degree of fidelity that the films owe the comics is a matter of taste, but it is obviously disingenuous to describe the source material in its entirety as "irrelevant".So what if it was canon in the comics? That is the most irrelevant argument.
After all, Batman's supposed to be becoming a symbol, isn't he? It's not an absurd thought that he'd cement his symbolic nature for the people of Gotham with a symbol on his chest that matches, say, the Bat-Signal (what with it's "oval")? The oval is a part of the mythology, and it need not be yellow. Darren Aronofsky thought it should look more like a moon. It could look like a signal, too.
i don't mean to toot my own horn, but since the costume thing has come up again i feel i should post what i'm hoping the new suit will look like...even if it's not exact...
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once again...props goto lujho for coming up with the idea of using the F4 costume as the basis for the suit.
Your last statement contradicts your first. You cant have people know you're protecting them, and then say he's about wanting people to guess what he is rather than does he exist. He wants people to know there's a guy dressed up like a bat running around, who can apparently dodge bullets and knock you out before you can even blink.
All one needs to do as look at BB. Even Bruce in playboy mode acknowledges the fact that Batman is a guy rather than some supernatural force.
"A Guy dressed up like a bat clearly has issues"
Clearly not: the comics constitute the entire fabric of the intellectual property behind the film. The degree of fidelity that the films owe the comics is a matter of taste, but it is obviously disingenuous to describe the source material in its entirety as "irrelevant".
Changed the cowl (obviously), removed the clasps and tilted the head up a bit (though not as much as I'd like - I'd like to see a real chin-up position but didn't want to mess with it too much).
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More specifically, regarding the cowl changes: changed the mouth opening, aligned the jaw to match closer to where Bale's actual Jaw would be, changed the nose and ears, and neck, getting rid of the hunch-backed look. Whole thing would be slimmer and closer to Bale's face/head.
As always, my main inspiration for cowl shape are the Bruce Timm BTAS/TNBA/JL designs, and Lee Bermejo.
i don't mean to toot my own horn, but since the costume thing has come up again i feel i should post what i'm hoping the new suit will look like...even if it's not exact...
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once again...props goto lujho for coming up with the idea of using the F4 costume as the basis for the suit.
Some of us, on the other hand, want him to look like Batman.I like the clasps. It makes him look like a knight and warrior.
Oh, I wasn't saying replace the Begins symbol with the Butron one(s), I mean put the oval(in the same color as the belt) behind the Begins symbol so we can actually see it this time around.
I say surround it in hot pink fluorescent tubing. Make it flash on and off like a Vegas casino sign.
We'll be able to see it then.![]()
So...Batman will end up getting mistaken for a strip club with a bend toward a bat-fetish. Awesome.![]()
LOL!!! Well, as explained by Frank Miller, this would enable the chest logo to function as a trap... bad guys will mistakenly run towards it looking to hide out from the law, only to find themselves running into Batman's staggering right jab.
See, it makes perfect sense!t: