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Full Face Mask
Made from breathable material and encompasses the whole head.
Characters who wear this style of mask: Spider-Man, Deathstroke, and Deadpool.
Characters who wear this style of mask: Iron Man, Dr. Doom, and Dr. Fate.
Pros: Allows you the luxury of saying the word ‘helmet’ without being sexually provocative.
Cons: Unsuitable for people afflicted with claustrophobia.
Cowl
Devised from durable material and usually shields most of the head, aside from the area above the chin and below the nose.
Pros: Ideal for ugly people.
Cons: Not suitable for anyone with a runny nose.
Half Face Mask
Generally covers the lower portion of the face, from the bottom of the chin to the tip of the nose.
Characters who wear this style of mask: Red Hood, Sub-Zero, and The Vigilante.
Pros: Makes you feel like a ninja.
Cons: Prevents people from smoking, drinking, or spitting on small children.
Helmet
Typically forged from metal and designed to fit all sides of the head.
Cons: Not suitable for anyone with a runny nose.
Half Face Mask
Generally covers the lower portion of the face, from the bottom of the chin to the tip of the nose.
Characters who wear this style of mask: Red Hood, Sub-Zero, and The Vigilante.
Pros: Makes you feel like a ninja.
Cons: Prevents people from smoking, drinking, or spitting on small children.
Helmet
Typically forged from metal and designed to fit all sides of the head.
Characters who wear this style of mask: Iron Man, Dr. Doom, and Dr. Fate.
Pros: Allows you the luxury of saying the word ‘helmet’ without being sexually provocative.
Cons: Unsuitable for people afflicted with claustrophobia.
Cowl
Devised from durable material and usually shields most of the head, aside from the area above the chin and below the nose.
Characters who wear this style of mask: Batman, The Flash, and Captain America.
Pros: Appropriate for anyone with a big nose and two massive ears.
Pros: Appropriate for anyone with a big nose and two massive ears.
Cons: Sometimes mistaken for a variety of curly cabbage.
Domino Mask
Covers the area around the eyes, and can be made from cloth or flexible plastics.
Characters who wear this style of mask: Robin, The Spirit, and Green Lantern.
Pros: Nothing to do with the pizza or the game.
Pros: Nothing to do with the pizza or the game.
Cons: Difficult to wear with glasses.
Other Styles of Mask
Creating your own mask can provide you with the opportunity to express your artistic side.
Other Styles of Mask
Creating your own mask can provide you with the opportunity to express your artistic side.
Characters who wear this style of mask: Mr. Freeze, Sandman, and Mysterio.
Pros: Another word for prostitution.
Cons: May cause flatulence.
Pros: Another word for prostitution.
Cons: May cause flatulence.
So there you have it, folks. My jovial summary focused on superhero face masks. Now for further information (or should I say, more accurate information), please contact your local health provider and follow their guidelines on what you should really wear. And while you're at it, remember to be happy, be vigilant, and most importantly of them all, be safe.
COMIC BOOK CHARACTERS WHO WEAR FACE MASKS
Reviewed by David Andrews
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September 21, 2020
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