Caped crusaders are out and proud this year at Comic-Con International. Even Superman and Batman at the Prism Comics booth wear snug Underoos, capes and chef’s aprons — but not much else — as they entertain passersby. “It feels revolutionary,” says Scott Covert, decked out as Batman’s sidekick, Robin, at one of the convention’s many …
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These ads artfully show the development of the characters over the years. Also, check out Classic Villains. // Photos via Moongem Comics
I love how the art of the characters evolves (or in the case of women devolves…). Also, check out Classic Heroes. // Photos via Moongem Comics
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