> My guess is that he uses some sort of hypnotic trick he learned in the Orient to cloud the minds of the people around him so they can't see him. Or, no, wait, wrong hero. But Superman probably uses the same type of concept: a subtle mind trick that makes people miss the connection between him with glasses and him without.

Now, this is why I liked Christopher Reeve as Superman - his body language, stance, tone of voice and vocabulary changed just enough that I could believe Clark Kent and Superman were different people.

Obvously, though, Louis Lane shouldn't have had the same suspension of disbelief.

>-Eric "Batman can get away without using hypnotic powers, however, because he has a whole mask" Sleator

winter"And spiderman's mask even muffles his voice"mute