Phayze
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I know, I'm planning pretty far in advance, but I have to if I expect to get around to actually making the costume.
I've been planning out a custom Green Lantern costume for a little while now, and though that sounds like an extremely fun costume to make, another idea hit me and now I'm torn between the two.
So what's more recognizable:
1) An original take on a fairly recognizable character like this (imagine a white circle with the lantern emblem on the chest)
or
2) An obscure 90s comic nerd reference like this:
I lean toward Spiderboy, but only because the Spiderman movies have put Spidey in the public eye. A lot of people would just assume that I was spiderman, but that would be okay with me
I get the feeling that no matter which I chose people will look at me and go "what the heck are you supposed to be?" so I probably shouldn't bother about which is more recognizable, but I'm curious to know what others think.
I also can't help but wonder why I always choose obscure cultural references for my costumes . . . one year I went as Tom freakin' Bombadil on Halloween, for crying out loud... :lol
thanks in advance for the input, kids.
I've been planning out a custom Green Lantern costume for a little while now, and though that sounds like an extremely fun costume to make, another idea hit me and now I'm torn between the two.
So what's more recognizable:
1) An original take on a fairly recognizable character like this (imagine a white circle with the lantern emblem on the chest)
or
2) An obscure 90s comic nerd reference like this:
I lean toward Spiderboy, but only because the Spiderman movies have put Spidey in the public eye. A lot of people would just assume that I was spiderman, but that would be okay with me
I get the feeling that no matter which I chose people will look at me and go "what the heck are you supposed to be?" so I probably shouldn't bother about which is more recognizable, but I'm curious to know what others think.
I also can't help but wonder why I always choose obscure cultural references for my costumes . . . one year I went as Tom freakin' Bombadil on Halloween, for crying out loud... :lol
thanks in advance for the input, kids.