I think having done 300 I’m pretty much an expert on codpieces. It’s something where you have to use all of your costuming skills to find that balance. In the same interview, he noted, “You have to present things in an appealing way but something that’s not too confronting and has the right tone for the film. And he should know: He’s long been director Zack Snyder’s go-to costume designer, working on 300, Watchmen, Man of Steel, Batman v Superman and Justice League. “When you’re designing superhero suits, it all comes down to the crotch,” Michael Wilkinson said in 2014. Neither can the people who design superhero costumes. Basically, we can’t stop staring at that codpiece. If superheroes teach straight boys about self-sacrifice and bravery, they also instill in them a giggling discomfort with male sexuality and a weird sense of envy. For as much time as many young men devote to thinking about Superman or Batman, it’s funny how little they want to think about his junk - which, of course, only makes them think about it more. The Batbutts displayed in Joel Schumacher’s Batman Forever and Batman & Robin have long been a sticking point for straight, male comic-book lovers, but that shouldn’t distract from the fact that a different part of the superhero anatomy has long vexed and fascinated fanboys. And the first responder basically sums up the discussion that continues down the rest of the page: “Was there any point of showing Batman’s ass? Furthermore, why were Bats and Robin wearing codpieces? ” It’s a fairly innocuous video, but it’s generated more than 550 comments. There’s a YouTube video from 2014 simply titled “Batman Suit-up Compilation.” As that description suggests, the 106-second clip, which has received approximately 1.86 million views, is a highlight reel of different times in Batman movies in which the Caped Crusader dons his Batsuit.
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