| Posted: 09 Jan 2009 22:10 |
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As a spin off from the real life superheroes I was thinking about those superhero costumes. Watching the extras on DVD's they always put alot of effort in creating the costumes. But which do people feel has been the most sucessful costume transfer from comic to film? Which ones look better then the orginals?
I quite like Daredevil's although you never find out who made it for him. 
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| Posted: 09 Jan 2009 23:07 |
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i really like what they did with hellboy, the new batman,but i think Watchmen looks the best so far.
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| Posted: 10 Jan 2009 00:28 |
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I've always thought Christopher Reeve's costume and Lynda Carter's costume were the most faithful to the comic book.
Spider-man movie costume ain't bad. I've always not been very happy with the rubber on Batman's costume. Thought it should have been cloth.
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| Posted: 10 Jan 2009 11:58 Last Edited By: wayne clayton |
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I think in the modern age a lot of thought goes into the practicality of the costume.Like in Batman when he asks for a suit so he can turn his head. The old Batman's rubber cowl was very rigid. If you ever tried riding a bicycle with your hood up you'll know what a pain it is to look behind you 
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| Posted: 10 Jan 2009 16:23 |
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See I hate the rubber Batman costume because it always seems to hold him back from movement. I've always thought of Batman has being more acrobatic to go along with his martial arts skills.
On Daredevil the leather costume didn't seem to keep DD from moving so I didn't mind it as much not looking exactly like the comic book costume.
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