One thing that I think is fun about contests where there's more than one iteration of a character -- in this case, the Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Jean Paul Valley and Terry McGinnis versions of Batman -- is seeing artists submit their interpretation of how these different people behind the masks would stylize their uniforms. We saw this earlier in the month when Robert Schilling sent in three Batmen, and now Richard JP Le Guen is striking a second time with his version of Dick Grayson, presented to you by SHotM and Batman-News.com!
"I think the Batman Beyond costume and the Bruce Timm cartoon version of Nightwing are too similar to be coincidence, so here's my take on the costume 'between' the two -- Dick Grayson wearing something very similar to the Batman Beyond suit but still sporting his signature blue. I also took the liberty of removing the nose from the mask; Dick's been wearing domino masks for his whole career so I don't think he'd be comfortable wearing a full cowl."
Atlantis Goose also provided us with an interesting concept for what could be an interesting take on the Batman:
"I thought of Batman no longer as an outlaw, but the law itself. I gave him a badge and a suit upgrade in white, blue, black, and a little red for the bat logo outline. The whole idea is to bring him out in the
daylight in a more modern time setting in Gotham. I got rid of the cape because it looked outdated with the whole suit."
What do you all think? Sound off in the comments below, and be sure to check out all of the Batman redesigns we've received so far! Submit your Batman redesigns soon, they're due October 24!![]()
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| Richard JP Le Guen's Dick Grayson |
"I think the Batman Beyond costume and the Bruce Timm cartoon version of Nightwing are too similar to be coincidence, so here's my take on the costume 'between' the two -- Dick Grayson wearing something very similar to the Batman Beyond suit but still sporting his signature blue. I also took the liberty of removing the nose from the mask; Dick's been wearing domino masks for his whole career so I don't think he'd be comfortable wearing a full cowl."
Atlantis Goose also provided us with an interesting concept for what could be an interesting take on the Batman:
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| Atlantis Goose |
daylight in a more modern time setting in Gotham. I got rid of the cape because it looked outdated with the whole suit."
What do you all think? Sound off in the comments below, and be sure to check out all of the Batman redesigns we've received so far! Submit your Batman redesigns soon, they're due October 24!
