The Dark Knight Batman Begins Sequel Art

[onceasaint]

Amazing!

DAMN that's perfect.[/QUOTE]


Originally I was going to use a picture of the guy from Nip/Tuck, he played Cole on Charmed. His real name escapes me at the moment. But then I saw that clive owen picture from Sin City and had to make a manip, it was perfect. the black and white gives such a better idea of the scars.

 

[DOO BEE]

jullian mcmahon, he is the son of one of Australias past Prime Minister, one of the worst PM's too

 

[TheSuperBatFan]

 

[onceasaint]

jullian mcmahon, he is the son of one of Australias past Prime Minister, one of the worst PM's too

Well, then I guess he's got the background for the role now doesnt he? lol

 

[Dark Phantom]

Here's a pic of me as the Joker:

I'm hoping that the Joker could look similar to this.

It's also a concept for how the Joker will look in my fan-film. Starring me as Joker and Swordmaster as Batman.

 

[Timstuff]

These Two-Faces are great! But, I think if Nolan's going to do the character, he's going to go more realistic. Like, not having the wound perfectly straight down the middle.

Also, I wouldn't expect him to have an extremely warped looking face. My guess is that the burned side of his face will just be scarred looking. Some people hoping for a melted away looking CG monster shouldn't hold their breath. But it's OK with me, because I welcome a different approach.

 

[onceasaint]

Also, I wouldn't expect him to have an extremely warped looking face. My guess is that the burned side of his face will just be scarred looking. Some people hoping for a melted away looking CG monster shouldn't hold their breath. But it's OK with me, because I welcome a different approach.

Well I on one of the other threads I posted a picture of a person from a medical site that was burned by acid. Some of the manips havent been that far-fetched really. I do however agree with some of the others that perhaps Harveys scars should be noticable but not extreme, and then show his view of himself as being more towards the disfigurement in the comics.

 

[Swordmaster]

Here's a pic of me as the Joker:

I'm hoping that the Joker could look similar to this.

It's also a concept for how the Joker will look in my fan-film. Starring me as Joker and Swordmaster as Batman.

Nice

 

[drknight]

Well I on one of the other threads I posted a picture of a person from a medical site that was burned by acid. Some of the manips havent been that far-fetched really. I do however agree with some of the others that perhaps Harveys scars should be noticable but not extreme, and then show his view of himself as being more towards the disfigurement in the comics.

I based this off of pics of acid burns I found on Google.

I really want them to got with something more natural, rather than the over top crap Forever had.

 

[Alexia Dark]

Here's a pic of me as the Joker:

I'm hoping that the Joker could look similar to this.

It's also a concept for how the Joker will look in my fan-film. Starring me as Joker and Swordmaster as Batman.

Hahaha. Can I be Catwoman?

 

[onceasaint]

I based this off of pics of acid burns I found on Google.

I really want them to got with something more natural, rather than the over top crap Forever had.

Looked more like you used the texturizer in photoshop or the craquelure tool.

 

[Dark Phantom]

Hahaha. Can I be Catwoman?

How far away are you from Long Island?

 

[Swordmaster]

How far away are you from Long Island?

Canada.


Get YIM.

 

[Alexia Dark]

How far away are you from Long Island?

Way too far .

 

[Dark Phantom]

Oh well...

It wasn't like we had someone for Catwoman already. She's not even in our script.

 

[SilentType]

I based this off of pics of acid burns I found on Google.

Do a Google image search for Acid Burn and you come up with some truly horrifying images much worse than the 2 Face manips posted here.

 

[onceasaint]

Do a Google image search for Acid Burn and you come up with some truly horrifying images much worse than the 2 Face manips posted here.

Yeah, I mentioned that a few posts back and in another thread. I posted up a pic from one of the sites.

 

[Timstuff]

Check out Ed Harris from History of Violence. I think that we could expect something along these lines for Two-Face, except alot more and all over the left side of his face.

Basically, the scarring would be more subtle, but you'd be able to tell that he's suffered alot of scarring, and that it's signifigantly marred that side of his face.

 

[Spare-Flair]

Look, I prefer the Ed Harris look from History of Violence. An overly scared, oozing, bloody face is not something they'll put in this film, they still need the young child audience and it'll be a PG film. The manips in this thread are so well done, they make me feel a little sick just looking at them. I don't think WB will want kids seeing that.

A bit of facial scarring and a white/bloody eye is pretty much what I would prefer. They could write it in a great where where Dent is not actually that badly scared - he could even be helped by surgery, but his extraordinary ego pushes him to the point were he makes the choice to become Two-Face. Somewhat like the Byrne revised Dr. Doom story where he wasn't actually so disfigured, but his imagination and vanity pushes him over the edge.

We already have rumors of the new Joker not having a permanent smile. This wouldn't be a stretch in a more realistic Batman universe.

 

[Timstuff]

A bit of facial scarring and a white/bloody eye is pretty much what I would prefer. They could write it in a great where where Dent is not actually that badly scared - he could even be helped by surgery, but his extraordinary ego pushes him to the point were he makes the choice to become Two-Face. Somewhat like the Byrne revised Dr. Doom story where he wasn't actually so disfigured, but his imagination and vanity pushes him over the edge.

I actually really like this idea. The scarring should be correctable, but because Dent already had mental problems it drives him over the edge. I've always believed that Harvey's mental problems should be pre-existing, and the acid scarring was simply what triggered his alternate personality to the surface, because he sees himself as having two faces. I don't think it's even possible for acid scarring to lead to split personality dissorder unless the person was already suffering from it anyway.

We don't need a pulpy and hyper-deformed face for Two-Face to make sense. The problem is just as much with his mind as it is with his face, so I don't see why we need to have it look like his face got turned inside out. Just some scarring to mar his face with will be more than effective enough to get the job done.

 

[Spare-Flair]

I actually really like this idea. The scarring should be correctable, but because Dent already had mental problems it drives him over the edge. I've always believed that Harvey's mental problems should be pre-existing, and the acid scarring was simply what triggered his alternate personality to the surface, because he sees himself as having two faces. I don't think it's even possible for acid scarring to lead to split personality dissorder unless the person was already suffering from it anyway.

We don't need a pulpy and hyper-deformed face for Two-Face to make sense. The problem is just as much with his mind as it is with his face, so I don't see why we need to have it look like his face got turned inside out. Just some scarring to mar his face with will be more than effective enough to get the job done.

I thought I read a Two-Face comic that stated that explicity. Dent had grown up fighting to repress his mental problems, eventually finding the best cure was to focus that dedication with the law and becoming a prosecutor. But after the acid, he went the other way.

 

[SilentType]

I think something like this:

 

[drknight]

Do a Google image search for Acid Burn and you come up with some truly horrifying images much worse than the 2 Face manips posted here.

Yeah, I know, I did it already. But you can't have a Two Face that's so nasty that it distracts from the movie.

 

[drknight]

Looked more like you used the texturizer in photoshop or the craquelure tool.

Neither. After I was done with the basic stuff I used a very slight Stucco to give the scars/pock marks depth.

This was the pic I based it off of:

http://medlib.med.utah.edu/kw/ibc/mml/ibc_pcd12390011.html

 

[Castlewood]

Uh huh. You know you love it.