'Objects In Space'
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I'm not sure I could take anyone seriously who insists on wearing underpants and knee-high boots and nothing else below the waist.
The only current superhero whose outfit doesn't make me giggle at how ludicrous it is would be Superboy. Very practical. (Though the action figure looks like a huge tool.)
But you gotta know the spandex lot is more comfortable. I like jeans, but if I'm dressing in "normal" for action, cargo pants will be a lot more comfy.
But you gotta know the spandex lot is more comfortable.
True, but looking at it still makes me giggle. Superman may be the world's greateast hero, but he's still wearing a unitard and his underwear on the outside.
It's really a catsuit.
Hee.
And then Batman? And Robin and Batgirl, for that matter -- how do they not keel over from heatstroke?
Bat Air Conditioner
The external underwear is a strange standard to have sprung up. I really don't get that.
It's like a codpiece that chickened out.
And Robin and Batgirl, for that matter -- how do they not keel over from heatstroke?
I don't even know how Cass breathes. As for Robin -- he does have the choice of a more ventilated outfit, but for some reason he's hiding.
I don't even know how Cass breathes.
Cain probably taught her how not to.
As for Robin -- he does have the choice of a more ventilated outfit, but for some reason he's hiding.
For some reason? He's Tim. That's all the reason he needs.
he does have the choice of a more ventilated outfit, but for some reason he's hiding.
I think photos of Dick Grayson from the green underoos and Peter Pan slippers period would be all the reason he needs.
