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I wanted to establish Bravado as an old-school super-hero who doesn’t really embrace the newfangled ways of doing things. We’ll find out he’s been around for a while, and ages slowly due to his powers.
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Gritted teeth went out in the 90s. Hope certain editors in certain comics companies are reading this.
Well the smiling thing won’t work for every superhero, just imagine Batman patrolling with a big smile on his face. It just doesn’t his image
Fit his image, I missed the word fit
I dunno. If I were a Gotham crook a Batman who’s *smiling* would be a lot scarier to me then his normal grim self since I’d have the feeling that whatever it implies couldn’t possibly be anything that’s good for *me*. ^_^;
The tiny waist, hot pants, skinny legs, and leggings are a tad disturbing.