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* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited'': The Crimson Avenger, one of numerous [[NonPoweredCostumedHero unpowered heroes]] comprising the Justice League, provides the page image.
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* Similarly, the killer ([[spoiler:or killers]]) in ''Film/BloodAndBlackLace'' sports the same look.
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* Similarly, the killer ([[spoiler:or killers]]) in ''Film/BloodAndBlackLace'' Creator/MarioBava's earlier ''{{giallo}}'', ''Film/BloodAndBlackLace'', sports the same look.
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* Similarly, the killer ([[spoiler:or killers]]) in ''Film/BloodAndBlackLace'' sports the same look.
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* ''Fanfic/MischiefInMusutafuAndOtherSuchTales'': This is how the League of Villains (aside from Tomura and Spinner) hide their identities. Mr. Compress was already wearing a fully face-covering mask along with a top hat and a long coat, so when they all go out Himiko uses her quirk to transform into him, while Dabi puts on an identical costume. This makes it much easier for them all to walk around as civilians, and prevents their enemies from strategizing as they don't know who is who.
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* The hero of ''{{VideoGame/Exit}}'' wears a black suit, a red cape, and a red scarf.
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* The hero of ''{{VideoGame/Exit}}'' ''VideoGame/Exit2005'' wears a black suit, a red cape, and a red scarf.
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* Franchise/{{Zorro}} is probably another TropeCodifier. Especially thanks to Creator/DouglasFairbanks famous portrayal in his 1920 movie adaption.
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* Franchise/{{Zorro}} Literature/{{Zorro}} is probably another TropeCodifier. Especially thanks to Creator/DouglasFairbanks Creator/DouglasFairbanks' famous portrayal in his [[Film/TheMarkOfZorro1920 1920 movie adaption.adaptation]].
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderManNoir''
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderManNoir''''ComicBook/SpiderManNoir'', who wears a greatcoat, heavy vest and full-face mask with goggles - the fedora is a DependingOnTheArtist variation.
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* The MarvelUniverse has a couple who appear in ''ComicBook/TheTwelve'' (a series about revamped [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] characters): the Phantom Reporter and Mr. E. The artist mentions in interviews with Newsarama that he had to tweak both of their designs just a tad so they didn't look so much alike.
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* The MarvelUniverse Franchise/MarvelUniverse has a couple who appear in ''ComicBook/TheTwelve'' (a series about revamped [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] characters): the Phantom Reporter and Mr. E. The artist mentions in interviews with Newsarama that he had to tweak both of their designs just a tad so they didn't look so much alike.
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* In ''[[Literature/ThePrecipice The Precipice]]'', part of what sets Grace apart from the other Supers we see is the practical components of her costume. Where Autumn, Timpani, and Galaxy Gold all wear [[SuperheroesWearTights some kind of tight-fitting, purpose-made costume for the job]], Grace wears a coat and ventilator she modified herself. It subtly draws a commonality between her and Stitchskin, who dosen't really wear a costume either, foreshadowing her fall to villainy.
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* In ''Literature/ThePrecipice'', part of what sets Grace apart from the other Supers we see is the practical components of her costume. Where Autumn, Timpani, and Galaxy Gold all wear [[SuperheroesWearTights some kind of tight-fitting, purpose-made costume for the job]], Grace wears a coat and ventilator she modified herself. It subtly draws a commonality between her and Stitchskin, who doesn't really wear a costume either, foreshadowing her fall to villainy.
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* The title character in ''VideoGame/{{Nightshade}}'' disguises himself with a coat, sunglasses (in the [[AlwaysNight perpetual night]]) and a trilby.
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* The title character in ''VideoGame/{{Nightshade}}'' ''VideoGame/Nightshade1992'' disguises himself with a coat, sunglasses (in the [[AlwaysNight perpetual night]]) and a trilby.
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* In ''[[Literature/ThePrecipice The Precipice]]'', part of what sets Grace apart from the other Supers we see is the practical components of her costume. Where Autumn, Timpani, and Galaxy Gold all wear [[SuperheroesWearTights some kind of tight-fitting, purpose-made costume for the job]], Grace wears a coat and ventilator she modified herself. It subtly draws a commonality between her and stitchskin, who dosen't really wear a costume either, foreshadowing her fall to villainy.
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* In ''[[Literature/ThePrecipice The Precipice]]'', part of what sets Grace apart from the other Supers we see is the practical components of her costume. Where Autumn, Timpani, and Galaxy Gold all wear [[SuperheroesWearTights some kind of tight-fitting, purpose-made costume for the job]], Grace wears a coat and ventilator she modified herself. It subtly draws a commonality between her and stitchskin, Stitchskin, who dosen't really wear a costume either, foreshadowing her fall to villainy.
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* In ''[[Literature/ThePrecipice The Precipice]]'', part of what sets Grace apart from the other Supers we see is the practical components of her costume. Where Autumn, Timpani, and Galaxy Gold all wear [[SuperheroesWearTights some kind of tight-fitting, purpose-made costume for the job]], Grace wears a coat and ventilator she modified herself. It subtly draws a commonality between her and stitchskin, who dosen't really wear a costume either, foreshadowing her fall to villainy.
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* The killer in ''Film/TheCaseOfTheBloodyIris'' wears a black trenchcoat, fedora and stocking mask.
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* In ''Film/MurdersInTheRueMorgue1971'' the murderer wears a top hat, an opera cape and a flesh-coloured Phantom of the Opera mask.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'': The Gray Ghost's outfit was in this vein. The Gray Ghost is [[AffectionateParody modeled after]] about half the guys listed up there under "Comic Books."
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'': [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE18BewareTheGrayGhost The Gray Ghost's Ghost]]'s outfit was is in this vein. The Gray Ghost is [[AffectionateParody modeled after]] about half the guys listed up there under "Comic Books."Books".
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* Franchise/{{Zorro}}
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* In ''Film/TheAmazingMaurice'', Boss Man's true appearance is masked beneath a floor-length leather duster, a broad-brimmed hat, a long red scarf wreathed round his head, and mittens: leaving not an inch of skin exposed.
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* In ''Film/TheAmazingMaurice'', ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingMaurice'', Boss Man's true appearance is masked beneath a floor-length leather duster, a broad-brimmed hat, a long red scarf wreathed round his head, and mittens: leaving not an inch of skin exposed.
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* In ''Film/TheAmazingMaurice'', Boss Man's true appearance is masked beneath a floor-length leather duster, a broad-brimmed hat, a long red scarf wreathed round his head, and mittens: leaving not an inch of skin exposed.
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* In ''Film/TheAmazingMaurice'', Boss Man's true appearance is masked beneath a floor-length leather duster, a broad-brimmed hat, a long red scarf wreathed round his head, and mittens: leaving not an inch of skin exposed.
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