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7 comments:
Knighty-nite.
Actually I can see some practicality on the costumes here, or at least some thought.
Moon Knight's white isn't so much about stealth, as about becoming a visual icon. Once he beats the crap out of enough gangs in 20:1 matchups, people will know him right away and not want to mess with him.
As for this iteration of Doctor Mid-Night (my main memories of him are just classic spandex), much of that outfit looks like armor, which can make up for a lack of easy mobility. If it's made up of lightweight materials (and what armor in comics isn't?), that can mean minimal restrictiveness for the protection.
Nonetheless, I can see how a story like this would work: the two heroes starts investigating what appear to be separate cases with little in common, but get together about three-fifths of the way through the story when they find that they're actually after the same enemy (I'd go with Kingpin, myself). And all in one night.
Yeah, I can buy your analysis of the costumes, Bob.
Of course Doctor Mid-Nite's outfit looks bad. It's not like he can see it to correct it!
heres a new twist space ghost and buzz lightyear verses 3 different toymen the 70s one the 80s one and modern one call it toy gory pun on toy story
I remember Bill S. (the Moon Knight artist of the early '80's) saying MK's uniform was BLACK, not white. The white we saw was just light reflecting off of MK's costume. :)
@Gernot: let's just split the difference and say that MK's outfit was a VERY light gray.
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