Would the Unknown Soldier from DC Comics be considered an example? Seeing the above picture of the Invisible Man reminded me of him. He always wore a trenchcoat and his head was always wrapped in bandages, except when he was in disguise. He wasn't really a crime frighter but more like a secret agent during WWII. His comics had the same artist as Sergeant Rock.
There's also The Spider, The Bat, The Wraith (anthropomorphic dog version done by Micheal T. Gilbert) etc, and so on...
But screw those guys, The Shadow rules then, now, and forever! The Spirit is quite awesome despite whatever some lame movie might do to him. My heart will always belong to Lamont Cranston/Kent Allard.
"The Weed of Crime bears bitter fruit.
Crime does not pay.
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts and minds of men?
THE SHADOW DOES!
HA HA HA HA HA HA!!"
Harvey Kurtzman's Shadowskeedeeboomboom is pretty damn cool too.
12/24/08
i used to pretend to be Sailor Moon constantly as a kid!
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But screw those guys, The Shadow rules then, now, and forever! The Spirit is quite awesome despite whatever some lame movie might do to him. My heart will always belong to Lamont Cranston/Kent Allard.
"The Weed of Crime bears bitter fruit.
Crime does not pay.
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts and minds of men?
THE SHADOW DOES!
HA HA HA HA HA HA!!"
Harvey Kurtzman's Shadowskeedeeboomboom is pretty damn cool too.
12/23/08
No Darkwing Duck?
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12/23/08
Wearing a fedora WITH spandex is only considered acceptable by Bobby Trendy.