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I love the Silver Age of Batman comics because how am I reading one where False Face disguises himself as a musician to steal a comically large barrel of coin donations and the way he steals it is by - whilst it has no lid, yet somehow the contents stay firmly within - pushing it onto its side and running on top of it Scooby-Doo style
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For anyone who didn't see the reblog post I made, I finished my Prototype concept design! Also the second version includes a lil cameo from @birbdaddygram 's Player OC Tyler <3
Sixty years ago, the 2 False Face Bat-Episodes premiered. “True or False Face” and “Holy Rat Race”.
False Face can alter his facial features so he can easily disguise as anyone. Amongst those he would impersonate would be an Armored Car Guard, an elderly woman, a GCPD Officer, a cowboy and Commissioner Gordon.
The cliffhanger has the Duo tied onto subway tracks with an oncoming train barreling towards the pair. The Duo are not tied onto the same set of subway tracks.
When False Face’s final crime gets thwarted, he flees while his Henchmen are captured by impersonating a GCPD Officer. Batman chases False Face where he first encounters a cowboy who really is the villain. After a struggle, Commissioner Gordon goes to apprehend the villain. However, False Face appears impersonating Gordon. Batman sees through this and False Face’s crimes are over.
Le jour du Mardi Gras, je suis allé à Binche, ville wallonne de Belgique, pour assister au Carnaval. J'en ai profité pour visiter le très intéressant Mumask (Musée international du Carnaval et du Masque). Ici l'aile des masques et costumes du Monde.
masque de guérison ''iwata'' - kamayura, Mato Grosso, Brésil, fin XXe s.
ceinture de chaman - magar, Népal, fin XIXe s.
masque-costume de démon Kohäkë pour la Fête des Morts, "Oyne" - koubéwa, Amazonie
masque-cagoule de guérison, poisson - kamayura, Mato Grosso, Brésil, fin XXe s.
masque pour la danse hudoq - dayak, Bornéo, Indonésie, début XXe s.
masque de la société Ekpo - ibibio, Nigéria, début XXe s.
masque de guérison "False Face" - onondaga, état de New-York, début XXe s.
Goodnight out there, whatever you are.
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On April 10, 1994, Fear No Evil, False Face, Motel Hell, He Knows You're Alone, Dead and Buried were screened on MonsterVision.
I like when I learn that actors from Batman '66 got to play other characters for other Batman media. Like how Frank Gorshin played Hugo Strange for The Batman (2004) just before he died. Or how Roddy McDowall was both The Bookworm and The Mad Hatter. Or the most obscure example here: how Malachi Throne went from being uncredited as False Face to getting to play The Judge (Two-Face's secret third personality) in the 90s Batman show. I hope Malachi Throne was at least credited for The Judge. He was never credited for False Face, which sucked. He was a big character actor of his day. Apparently he was in multiple episodes of Star Trek (I haven't watched to confirm, but i've heard as such), and he was even a major supporting character on one of Robert Wagner's first shows (I think). So Malachi Throne had a decently big career. Batman '66 just never gave him his dues.
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