good point!
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He isn’t wearing a white bodysuit?
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I don’t think so. It was hard enough to get him to put on undies. Living embodiments of God’s wrath got no shame smh
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I always thought it was a white bodysuit since you can’t see his nips.
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This is iffy for me. Being of a certain age, raised on most superheroes in shorts and spandex, well, it just seems right that they stay that way.
However, I tell ya, if I got superpowers and decided to wear a costume, I sure would not be going around with shorts on over spandex. I would have some sort of pants on.
MACJR
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@Daredevil i heard he had them surgically removed following Batman and Robin
@MACJR.1962 now you’re talkin!
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There’s something about superheroes with Godlike powers that just makes them want to prance around without pants.
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ok never let it be said that my polls aren’t exhaustively researched. i have confirmed that Alex Ross depicts it as skin
and he doesn’t wear underwear
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And preen like raging narcissists (yes Dr. Manhattan- I’m talking to you).
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Most of the Spectre I’ve read was Crispus Allen, so maybe the goatee made it a little easier to parse.
On the other hand, I thought his skin was silver rather than white or grey… due to modern coloring techniques?
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green arrow finally stole hawkman’s hat, it’s about time
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To build on the recent Superman symbol poll (choose up to 5):
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I keep thinking to change my vote 
The fact that Chris Reeve’s S has gotten no love so far is very surprising to me. I figured it would be at or near the top.
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to me it’s just weirdly totally unfamiliar and unrecognizable. as many times as i’ve seen Christopher Reeve’s Superman, i must have been looking at his face the whole time! do you know if it was the same throughout all four movies?
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It’s weird studying them. I much prefer the rounded serif at the bottom, but wider curves through the S, but not too wide
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