Finally home, Jan can relax after a long day of superheroing and dealing with her daughter. Or can she?
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Finally home, Jan can relax after a long day of superheroing and dealing with her daughter. Or can she?
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That went well xD
Its Kid-Melee!
C’mon guy.. you can’t be that clueless.
At least the news isn’t assuming worse…
Janice’s brain-sapping field has extended to protecting her daughter’s secret identity.
Does anyone else hope the husband’s playing dumb?
I wonder if, in-universe, Janice and Jackie have really nondescript faces or something. Like, not bad-looking faces or anything–just the kind of face that you know 15 other women in your town that look like that, so it could be anyone.
I’m pretty sure that those masks would do enough to hid their identities in this situation, I just think it would be funny if he’s been messing the entire time.
I’m guessing that’s a no
A tiny eyemask prevents Mark from recognising both his wife and his daughter. Poor guy, Halloween must be absolutely terrifying for him.
LMAO
+1
Clark Kent did it. With just a pair of glasses. So…
And a slouch, pitching his voice differently, and a set of clothes several sizes too large…
All that may be true but louis should recognize the face. He can’t change his facial structure.
(He also changes his hair) but still.
doing weird voices is done my friends all the time. People who are close to you, especially live with you, should be able to recognize you despite all those tiny gimmicks.
Louis? It’s Louis and Clark now? What is this, an expedition or a superhero couple?
Also, this comic states upfront that it lives in a universe that jut obeys the standard tropes of the silver and bronze age comic book heroes. That means small masks and pairs of glasses and other ludicrous means of disguise are good enough, just because they are good enough.
Remember the scene in Mystery Men where Ben Stiller’s character couldn’t convince someone who captain Amazing was? “He can’t be Captain Amazing, he wear Glasses! Captain Amazing doesn’t wear Glasses.” it’s the same deal, it’s just part of the setting and there is no good reason to examine it any closer than that.
… or with possibly-subconscious use of ‘Super-hypnotism’, if we’re talking about the Silver Age version.
Hooh boy, the Silver Age Superman era, better known as what you get when you give comic writing duties to a committee of 8-year olds. There’s a house on fire? He has ice breath! Someone suspects his identity? He has super-hypnotism! He’s been launched into the surface of the sun? He has…um…nuclear fusion-proof tights? Sure! 9_9
It’s like that one episode of Super Friends where giant termites invaded the Earth and Batman happened to have “Bat Repellent” on hand for just such an eventuality. And don’t even get me started on Schumacher’s “Bat Credit Card.” >_<
As silly as the Bat Credit Card is I think Batman would have a debit card that couldn’t be traced back to Bruce Wyane on him for those times when he needs to buy stuff while in costume.
Or he carries a few hundred bucks in cash.
Well batman does clearly carry money somewhere given he payed for coffee to help keep him awake one of the times he was fighting doctor destiny.