New Jim Lee style Batman cowl**UPDATE PICS pg. 2**

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** I must say, ive heard of this fitting different on the people that have it, but mine fits like i have NOTHING on my face...With the motion in the neck, you FEEL like Batman...its very organic feeling and the way it sits on my face makes me feel like the character...i love this thing, I strongly recommend this cowl! AND....it just slips on...no pulling your hair out of your head...just think about THAT haha
 
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AND....it just slips on...no pulling your hair out of your head...just think about THAT haha

I just tried on my Deadend cowl again - so true. I haven't shaved in a few days and even with a lycra balaclava and talc, the thing was trying to rip my face off!
 
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Shawn, how will the neck piece fit? will it be one piece or have a closure at the back?
 
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Shawn, how will the neck piece fit? will it be one piece or have a closure at the back?


one piece, the opening will be large enough to fit your tea through, especially if it's properly powdered on the inside...

however I sculpted it with a "V" in the front that could be trimmed away should one find the opening too small, by trimming away that portion of the neck piece the opening would be larger to accommodate larger heads...one would have to have a black ( or blue depending on the version of Bats you're doing ) fabric neck covering underneath to achieve the uniform color

here is a shot of the cowl on a hardcopy master of the neck....

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A clever design to compliment the fantastic sculpt. Great work.

one piece, the opening will be large enough to fit your tea through, especially if it's properly powdered on the inside...

however I sculpted it with a "V" in the front that could be trimmed away should one find the opening too small, by trimming away that portion of the neck piece the opening would be larger to accommodate larger heads...one would have to have a black ( or blue depending on the version of Bats you're doing ) fabric neck covering underneath to achieve the uniform color

here is a shot of the cowl on a hardcopy master of the neck....
 
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hey man could you om with a general idea as to how much a cowl would cost?
 
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Love the short ears look, definitely prefer it to the long ones
 
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This cowl looks great I'm thinking about doing a new 52 earth batman and this cowl would fit that suit great
 
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@eko2184--- cowls are urethane rubber

@kapow7--- the new 52 was sort of my inspiration for this cowl :cool
 
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Sounds like I may have just found the cowl
 
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I just saw this posted on the Bat-Blog. Then I Googled "batman cowl no neck" and this thread came up. :lol Anyway, I gushed at Reevz awesomeness via e-mail already, but just to say it again...awesome!

I'm really curious how this will ultimately turn out. As cool as the Batman movie cowls look, the lack of ability to turn his head is pretty awkward given he's an ultimate ninja and all. But I don't feel like DKR has solved the problem either, because the new suit makes Batman look like a bobblehead. It's like you need the thickness and musculature that comes from the rubber necks, but a Batman who has to turn at the waist to see anything looks silly.

So like I said, really curious to see how this ends up. Maybe this is the solution. It looks very promising, in addition to looking fantastic. Just the right amount of face grimace and I love the short ears and lack of nose "nostrils."
 
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