The Batsuit Thread

[The Joker]

The gray/blue outfit still intrigues me. Basically, Neil Adams meets Bob Ringwood. Reminds me of the Iron Winch Batman figure from Kenner's Dark Knight Collection.

[eledoremassis02]

The one thing that bothers me about the new suit is that the emblem seems to not centered alot of the time. Even on the hottoys. I'm assuming it wasnt bulted in? I really hope its fixed in post

[The Joker]

Via the Hot Toys exhibition in Hong Kong.

[The Dark Knight]

Do I believe Keatonman wore those other two suits briefly before the events of B89? I guess it's possible. But it's also possible, and probably more likely, that they're templates he designed but never even used - before settling on all black. Which is much more his style.

[DocLathropBrown]

Since his appearance in The Flash is technically a composite universe, I'm willing to believe that this Keaton wore them at first. The one in the timeline of the original film himself? Nah. He was too new on the job to have had two additional suits before, unless he only wore one each for a little over a week before upgrading again.

[The Joker]

Since his appearance in The Flash is technically a composite universe, I'm willing to believe that this Keaton wore them at first. The one in the timeline of the original film himself? Nah. He was too new on the job to have had two additional suits before, unless he only wore one each for a little over a week before upgrading again.

That's what I'm leaning towards. These two suits were briefly attired by Batkeats, but he found issues with both, and the third Batsuit (the '89 suit) being the charm. Being that Batman, in many various incarnations/forms throughout history, has commemorated various items in the Batcave, I don't find it hard to believe he would have a sentimentality about these two suits. Even if his nights on patrol in them were, ultimately, temporary.

Here's some more pictures of the other suits.

[Silver Nemesis]

I still get a thrill out of seeing Keaton suit up again. When his return was first announced, there was speculation that he mightn't wear the costume owing to his age. Or that if he did, it would be computer generated. But no – he's manned up and donned the batsuit once again. West's the OG Caped Crusader, but Keaton's the OG Dark Knight.

[The Dark Knight]

Since his appearance in The Flash is technically a composite universe, I'm willing to believe that this Keaton wore them at first. The one in the timeline of the original film himself? Nah. He was too new on the job to have had two additional suits before, unless he only wore one each for a little over a week before upgrading again.

I've seen it described as the Burtonverse being the bedrock of the world with a distorted version of the Snyderverse placed on top. Meaning that when Zod arrives in both Man of Steel and The Flash, it's the first time humanity is introduced to alien invaders. Thus Batman has been the only hero all that time beforehand, which IMO is also true of the Burtonverse. What I'd like to know, is if Keaton in The Flash knows a change to his world has happened suddenly, or if this composite world is all he's known since birth. I'm unsure if this will be addressed or not (I'll find out tomorrow), but I'm guessing it's the latter.

[The Joker]

West's the OG Caped Crusader, but Keaton's the OG Dark Knight.

Absolutely!

[Silver Nemesis]

Having now seen the movie, I can confirm that the new suit looks better in motion than it does in the early pics. It has some cool features and makes a very worthy addition to the Burtonverse Batman's arsenal.