king666
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Yeah... the chest symbol would work better with the white background.
The suit looks cool, though. It looks kinda raw.
LMAO @ the mental gymnastics people go through to justify ANY decision from the top. The ear pieces and white in The Flash logo can't be a part of the suit because they'd present a problem for the CGI/camera? Gimme a break. It worked fine over 20 years ago, and you can't tell me that with the technology we have today that THIS is the thing that totally throws the effects and visual board for a loop.What's likely is that _____ costume designer wanted to put his or her visual flair on it for "creativity" (ego in this case) sake. These changes do NOTHING to make it more "realistic" and look inferior in terms of design to what's worked for the character for nearly 60 years.
It's sweet that you think there's actually going to be one in the foreseeable future.![]()
It's not that hard. The 90's suit is what you get for faithful costume and it did not look good. Sorry, but the reality is not everything in comics works for live action. Purists will never understand that and will forever be disappointed.
*It limits the potential of the movies, be it JLA, or solos.
Except the 90s show wasn't "just like the comics", either. It was fake rubber muscles, had a nose piece, the white behind the lightning logo was a bit small, and he had burgundy boots. There's nothing wrong with doing a suit that had the good things the old suit had but out of different material/slimmed down. The old TV show suit was just as trendy for its time as the crap Gustin's got on. Rubber muscles back then = convulted armor these days.
Nice job. Looks pretty good.
Wow. Well that's interesting. Lot of room for improvement but it's a good Mark 1.
Red behind the logo instead of white looks bad. I'm not impressed with this at all now. Looks like The Flash has effectively been CW'd.

Of course it had fake muscles. That's the only way to show muscles through spandex because it's impossible to look exactly like the comics unless you want to body paint them. That's what happens when they try to look too much like the comics.
It reminds me of the ASM suit for some reason.
Am I the only one who's digging the red behind the logo?

Lol, it had fake muscles because the '89 Batman suit had them and that was popular at the time, sculpted rubber muscle suits were a new thing - I think you mean tights are what happens when you get it "too close to the comics"...which is equally bull**** because it doesn't have to be one or the other or made out of crappy materials to look like the comics - they can do the same look as the comics just with cool materials.
Am I the only one who's digging the red behind the logo?