Andrew mentioned Batman having a white suit for snowy climate. I know there was one in The Batman cartoon where he made a specific white “Arctic” suit to fight mr freeze. Something I kinda loved about that suit though was that there was a later episode (I couldn’t tell you which one it was, I think it had firefly) where gotham was covered in snow due to a blizzard and his special white suit was just the standard suit he was patrolling in, so he blended into the snowy terrain of Gotham which I thought was neat.
The Maroon Batman Year One suit looks like an evil British Batman. Like I look at him and I'm thinking either "That's a vampire" or "The red coats are coming!"
the Grey Bat-suit concept from Batman and Robin 0:25:00 minutes. It appears to have a joker face moulded into. It even has a nose in between the pecs and a big toothy grin.
I don't know if a Batman Beyond movie would be good or not, but a high tech suited Batman in a futuristic Gotham with hover cars and fighting robots like Andrew said, that gets me creative in my own mind.
I have issues with fan sites/blogs reporting on Tim Burton's Batman 3/Batman Continues as fact, but I don't see anything wrong with doing a fan made project inspired by it. Plus the Batman Enigma team has been pretty active in promoting our show debunking the rumors. Ian is the artist of the Enigma comic and a friend/guest of the podcast. Please show some respect here.
@@SuperHousePodcast that's why those are crap. Robin Williams is actually Joel Schumacher's original choice for The Riddler before Jim Carrey was cast in Batman Forever. And with The Scarecrow involved, it's not good. They did not want Burton to return, but they brought him back to produce the film. And did you know that Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher are friends back in 1987?
This was so fun to watch, you guys are hilarious, constantly cracking me up. I loved the look back at all these, surprised I haven't seen all of them before. And yes the JL Mortal ones were abominations... what happens when you try and reinvent perfection. Had some good ideas in there though, very few. Subscribed!
Great episode! I agree with the Batman and Robin light blue one, that they should have used that at the end instead of what we got. Would have been cool if the Artic Batman (from the toy line) would have been an outfit as well.
Hey Superhouse podcast team. Big fan of your content. Thanks so much. I have a suggestion... or maybe it's more of a question 😄 Could the other unused Keaton batsuit prototype be the anatomical base for what became the Chris O'Donnell Robin suit? Let me know your thoughts on this. Great job guys 🙏
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So this is interesting because the concept art from the chest up looks almost exactly like Alan Davis's Batman on the cover of Detective Comics No. 575 for Year Two, right down to the shadows on Batman's chin. However, the colors are darker in the 1989 concept art and there's also the addition of the white eyes on the chest logo which isn't in the Davis art (along with Bob Ringwood's signature on Batman's chest, which is hard to make out in the video, but easier to see in the original link: ukm.propstoreauction.com/m/lot-details/index/catalog/244/lot/66338/). I think it's a safe bet that this is Ringwood tracing over Davis.
@@SuperHousePodcast Guys, When I was examining some photos of jose Fernandez, I saw small statues showcasing different costumes for batman forever. But after finding that Keatons forever batsuit was considered for a toy, I decided to examine the action figures. The abs and utility belt of night hunter batman from the kenner line is very Similar to a 3rd statue in Mr Fernandez workshops. Also an unused poster for batman 89, had a very padded unusual batsuit on it which was far off from the original design in the movie. It appears as an action figure in the batman returns line.
@@zacharyjacksonbrownart7965 Agreed, since the Josstice League posters also gave us a blue-ish looking Batfleck. The Batsuit design itself was the same, outside of the different colors.
The problem with a lot of these suits is that they seem overdesigned. And I'm really not a fan of any suit colour other than black. The thing that often baffles me with the film suits is that they seem intent on using rubber rather than fabric and then complaining about the restrictive nature of it. The cape and cowl from the Dead End fan film looks incredible but also allowed for maximum flexibility. I look at the Black Panther suit or the black tactical Spiderman suit from Far From Home and I wonder why Batman Begins repeated all the mistakes of the previous movies. The Batman Begins suit is particularly bad. The neck is huge and the rubber often bunches up under the neck giving Bruce a double chin. And the cloth cape does not go well with the rubber suit. And what is the point of putting a black Symbol on a black chest? No one will ever see it unless Batman intends to be seen in bright light. Of the existing rubber suits the B89 suit is my favourite. Unlike the others that came afterwards it looks more like armour to me and less like a costume. I believe that it could be armour. It's less polished in a good way.
You can check out the documentary on Batman: Dead End that revealed this. Sandy Collora goes into his meeting with Stallone about playing Batman- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gyIiHnwa4c4.html
