Here's a couple more costumes sketches that I've found. Particularly interesting to see the weird devices that are on Two Face and Riddler's heads. Were these early version of Nygma's box?
To see my first post of costume sketches, click here.
Two-Face is wearing a headlight he was scripted to be wearing in his last scene so that he would immune to Batman’s sonar suit. Fun how they used the yin and yang symbol again.
And The Riddler that James Carson drawn was originally meant for Robin Williams to play The Riddler when Joel Schumacher wanted him to play The Riddler, according to Ben Wan of Superhero Stuff You Should Know. When Jim Carrey was cast, everything changed.
Two-Face is wearing a headlight he was scripted to be wearing in his last scene so that he would immune to Batman’s sonar suit. Fun how they used the yin and yang symbol again.
Two-Face is wearing a headlight he was scripted to be wearing in his last scene so that he would immune to Batman’s sonar suit. Fun how they used the yin and yang symbol again.
They are excellent.
ReplyDeleteTwo-Face is wearing a headlight he was scripted to be wearing in his last scene so that he would immune to Batman’s sonar suit. Fun how they used the yin and yang symbol again.
ReplyDeleteInteresting I didn't know that.
DeleteAnd The Riddler that James Carson drawn was originally meant for Robin Williams to play The Riddler when Joel Schumacher wanted him to play The Riddler, according to Ben Wan of Superhero Stuff You Should Know. When Jim Carrey was cast, everything changed.
DeleteTwo-Face is wearing a headlight he was scripted to be wearing in his last scene so that he would immune to Batman’s sonar suit. Fun how they used the yin and yang symbol again.
ReplyDeleteIn the finished film, he did not.
DeleteTwo-Face is wearing a headlight he was scripted to be wearing in his last scene so that he would immune to Batman’s sonar suit. Fun how they used the yin and yang symbol again.
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