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6 comments:
I was always amused by the fact that the X-Men's early 1990's flight jacket uniforms originated with Buddy's mother-in-law making him wear something over his costume so he wouldn't catch a cold flying around in his underwear.
Yeah,Buddy started a whole trend. Even the Human Torch was wearing a jacket for a little while. While flamed on.
Ack! I forgot about that! I think Crystal was wearing one too, for a while. Of course, the idea of someone who controls the elements wearing a jacket to keep warm isn't nearly as ridiculous as someone whose whole body is on fire wearing one. I hope that was the 'shark-jumping' moment for extraneous jackets. I can't remember exactly, but things got so screwy in the 90's that it's possible that there was a super-hero team with a dog mascot and somebody drew a jacket on the dog for a few issues before an editor noticed and said,"Uhhh... we ought to rethink this..."
I thought they wore the jackets so they would have somewhere to put wallets and keys.
This is cool!
The Silver Age Animal Man was undeniably better than Morrison's. Talk about too much grim-and-grittiness!
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