Goofy and pointless, re:Superman.

[Girard442]

Why wouldn't somone just Photoshop glasses onto a pic of Superman and publish it side-by-side with a pic of Clark Kent?

[RockRaven]

1. How would it ever occur to someone to do that? That's the whole point of the disguise -- that

it doesn't occur to people to consider the possibility that they are the same guy.

[Girard442]

2. In the classic Superman, Lois was always suspicious.

Haven't visited the DC Universe for a long time. I think it may be canon that she's in on it now.

[exboyfil]

5. Best versions of Commissioner Gordon

Of course I know Bruce Wayne is Batman. What kind of cop would I be if I didn't know. It is a convenient fiction to allow him to continue his vigilante ways.

In some versions Lois knows and is even married to Clark. When Doomsday killed Superman, a rival commented on how Lois must be unfaithful to Clark because of the way she reacted to Superman being killed (thus missing the more obvious conclusion).

[N_E_1 for Tennis]

3. Easy...

No PS back then.

[exboyfil]

4. It is one of the biggest jokes in comic book history

In one issue Superman explains that he also lets a curl in the front fall down onto his forehead when Superman.

So many characters are around super heroes and their alter egos, that it defies belief that those close to them don't know the secret even with a mask.

I guess in Superman's case I would argue that not only with his Physics breaking powers, he also can alter perception. The reader sees the same face for both characters, but everyone else see two different faces. It is weak of course.