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Published: 2013-01-04 22:38:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 612; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 4
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A quick sketch to answer the question, "Why nobody aims at Batman's face when they're shooting."Comic book logic: Villains- "Ermigod! His logo! It's so yellow! Let's shoot it!"
... seems legit...
My Logic: His bat symbol lights up (theatricality) and blinds everyone in front of him (deception). It also acts like a smaller Bat signal (image seeing that logo appear out of nowhere... scary).
I also made some changes to his costume, that I'll elaborate on in a more detailed deviation soon.
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That makes a lot of sense actually. Kind of reminds me of the potable 'Spidey signal' Peter had in Spectacular Spider-Man's Pilot, that he used to distract people with.
Of course, there's also the fact that Batman tends to use stealth and speed when dealing with armed crooks, and as its very difficult to actually get a head shot on a non-moving target, never mind a chin shot on a moving-and-constantly-ducking-into-poorly-lit-areas target, there's probably more than one reason why no one aims at his chin.
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Oh, yeah. I remember the Spidey signal. That was in the first Spider-Man comic book I got.
Oh yeah... stealth and speed, two reasons why Batman wouldn't be standing perfectly still while people shoot at him.
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