To be honest, that's always been something of a problem with both Batman and Superman. Bats is a vigilante crimefighter, but he leaves half of his face exposed so that both his enemies and law enforcement can identify him? And Superman's big secret identity disguise is a pair of eyeglasses??? :facepalmFor the same reason why the suit of armor leaves the bottom of his face unprotected. Aesthetics.
Identify him by his chin alone? I suppose if you commit enough time and vigilance to comparing chins you could come up with Bruce Wayne, but I very much doubt that would hold up in court.Bats is a vigilante crimefighter, but he leaves half of his face exposed so that both his enemies and law enforcement can identify him?
Someone should do some photo shops of lots of different actors with the Batman cowl on, without revealing who the actor is, and let's see how many we can identify. I think it might be harder than we figure. Especially if you go with the white eyes.
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No white eyes sadly, but not as hard to guess who it is as you'd expect.
Not my best work but I should have gone to bed half an hour ago, and I am tired.
It's the eyes, gives him away.Well that was 15 minutes well spent.
You would also see his mouth. Michael Keaton and Val Kilmer both have somewhat unique shapes to their mouths and lips, and neither of them did much to change their voices when they were in their Batsuits. And Christian Bale has a noticeable lisp even when he's doing the Batvoice. Surely it wouldn't take long for a trained detective like Jim Gordon, who also knew Bruce Wayne, to figure out who was under the cowl.Identify him by his chin alone? I suppose if you commit enough time and vigilance to comparing chins you could come up with Bruce Wayne, but I very much doubt that would hold up in court.
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