One I just thought of that has not been mentioned… Crimson Fox.
I mean she had a twin everyone thought was dead to give her an airtight alabi at any given time.
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Animal Vegetable Mineral Man
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Robotman too
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I think Starfire (with her glowing green eyes, bright orange skin, and unnaturally red hair that can literally burst into flames) fits in very well as Kory Anders.
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Martian manhunter. Several identities to move between goes along way to not being figured out.
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Nothing beats amnesia. Ric Grayson.
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It’s kind of cheating (as the whole premise of her character is what it would take to maintain the Bruce Wayne facade in today’s world), but my pick is Mother Panic.
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Rorschach.
Although, going by the 2007 series, Booster Gold’s “secret identity” of previous, incompetent Booster Gold also proves convincing.
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Nobody would expect dirty crook Eel O’Brian to actually be the heroic Plastic Man.
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super thats genius
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Red Hood
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I have to with Billy Batson as well
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The question unless you see him put on or take off the mask.
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I’d say the best secret identity besides Billy’s is Black Canary back when her blonde hair was just a wig she’d wear over her then black hair because nobody would look at a dark haired woman and think she must be that blonde superhero. Seriously, heroes need to wear wigs more often.
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Batman (depending on which continuity)
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Lex Luthor
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I would have to go with Billy aka Captain Marvel and the rest of the Marvel Family.
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Shazam or Martian Manhunter
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Martian Manhunter would be the most believable, or other shape shifters like him
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Seeing a lot of mentions of Captain Marvel/Shazam. I think it’s worth noting that that isn’t really a “secret identity”, it’s a transformation into a separate person in all continuities save for New 52.
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