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ok i may not be the smartest guy when in the 80s when christopher reeves was playing superman and clark kent, how could u not tell the two apart? the only difference was a hairdoo change and glasses, c'mon people of metropolis cant you put two and two together?!?!?!?
 

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You might be surprised how context changes people's perception.

One SP I know who retired and is now working in retail often has helped old regular customers of hers and they have no idea that its her. She hasn't been out of the pooning world for very long (less than 1 yr). But she doesn't have makeup on, she doesn't have "nice" clothes on (gowns etc). I had no problem recognizing her when I went to visit but I was expecting her to be there.

Maybe the lighting at her old work place was so low nobody could see her face.

Probably if she worked topless they'd go "whoa is that you?!?!" :p
 

BigBlue

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Wow...love the "now 40 cents".....

...I can remember when comics were 10 and 15 cents apiece (he says as he trips on his long white beard) :p
 
I'm embarassed to say, I know NOTHING about comics and cartoons. Isn't Superman the one who has to stop the Wascally Wabbit from taking over Gothem City?
 

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When Wonder Woman put on her glasses nobody recognised her...Lynda Carter, oh baby!
 

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I am more a Batman fan.

Batman is the only super hero besides Green Arrow that does not possess any special power.
 

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Pamela David as Wonder Woman

Pamela David as Wonder Woman

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your mom says hi.
6nanaimo9 said:
ok i may not be the smartest guy when in the 80s when christopher reeves was playing superman and clark kent, how could u not tell the two apart? the only difference was a hairdoo change and glasses, c'mon people of metropolis cant you put two and two together?!?!?!?
yeah you'd be surprised, back when i used to work retail i had this regular customer that i got along with real well. we'd chat and shoot the shit at work all the time. i then saw him once out of work without the uniform and what not and i said hi and start talking to the guy and he stops me mid way through and says "sorry man but i don't even really know who you are." but he knew that i knew who he was cause i used his name.

only difference was my casual clothes and a hat and not wearing the store t-shirt.
 

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6nanaimo9 said:
ok i may not be the smartest guy when in the 80s when christopher reeves was playing superman and clark kent, how could u not tell the two apart? the only difference was a hairdoo change and glasses, c'mon people of metropolis cant you put two and two together?!?!?!?
I'm Clark Kent the mild manner reporter and you're Superman, right?:D
 

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I prefer it when Frank stays out of the regular Marvel Universe. One of the interesting bits I've liked that's been followed through on the Ennis run is that unlike other characters, Frank's timeline isn't constantly moved up. While Tony Stark's origin supposedly now comes from the Middle East, Frank is still a Vietnam vet, now in his 50s.

Also being relatively new to comics has anyone here ever read The Dark Knight Returns? I read it for the first time last year and have read it say 50 times since then. "He's young he might walk again...but you'll stay scared won't you punk?"
 
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