I occasionally closet-cosplay Peter B Parker, like when I saw Spider-Verse for the third time. I wear my Kaz jacket (good color and length, even if the cut is different) and Human Spider shirt (because it's fucking impossible to find a comic-styled long-sleeve Spidey shirt).
@Spidr_ridrs4evr @GarlicCorgi @dmatkins137 Like, "Cowboy Bebop" was mostly hand-drawn so it remasters well, but because the CG parts were mastered on digital at relatively low-res they now look pixelated and compressed on Blu-Ray. afaik the only digital element in "Akira" is a computer visual in-story.
Thinking about buying another Spirit Halloween chainsaw to make Juliet's signature weapon from "Lollipop Chainsaw"... just for a personal project, I guess?
RE: Previous thread - I also think "The Dark Knight" redefined Two-Face's look in a similar fashion. Whereas before it was common for his "bad" side to be scarred/deformed with contrasting hair, now it's du jour for his skin and hair to be burnt away.
Meanwhile in the comics, redesign gives her totally white skin and hair split down the middle (a little unclear if it's black or blue, thanks to comic coloring) that later got backed down to ponytail tips (probably for Brand Synergy with the movie).
Looking at B:AA concept art, you can see that the classic hat stayed for a while - even her ingame bio has the OG look. A few "doctor" Joker sketches emphasize that her look was kind of meant to be a one-off "nurse" variation, to tie into the plot...