A conspicuous Batmobile - how stupid is that?
This is a generic remark on all Batman fiction so far: The guy is supposed to be this stealthy crime-fighter clad in dark cape and cowl, and nimbly scale the buildings and fight the bad guys, and yet, he has this recognizable car with stylized bat-wing tailfins, and/or Batman-logo on the bonnet etc, as if he wants everyone to know that this is the ride of, well, someone who is supposed to be an anonymous vigilante. I don't understand the strategy. Shouldn't his ride look unremarkable, at least on the outside? In that way he could park the car anywhere he wanted, and no one would be alerted to his presence if he wanted to make a surprise attack. A rich guy like Wayne could even afford himself a fleet of various unexceptional cars he could switch from time to time to further mask his tracks. I don't care what he puts inside the car, but on the outside it shouldn't stand out in my opinion.
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