rather because he could use it as proof that Superman and Bruce Wayne were two different people.
Perhaps Superman had an alter ego, just as Batman did, Bruce reasoned. Maybe this was the person he recognized. Batman was as shady as Superman was flashy and so Bruce deduced that, whoever Superman really was, his other identity would be a polar opposite of this one. Superman's alter ego had to be as subdued as Bruce Wayne was flamboyant. It was only logical, especially considering the Last Son of Krypton didn't bother with a mask. Whoever he was, though, Bruce just couldn't place him.
I like this study in contrasts.
Oh, that’s so funny! Folks think Bruce is Superman, and ‘some’ folks think Clark is Batman. Love it!
Give me your address and what kind you like. I think I owe you for some Dean movies...
The woman’s incredible, isn’t she?
Yes, I noticed the parallels and I liked them (better since I’ve done it, too).
Everyone’s Someone so Lois Lane must be Batgirl (but Clark is *not* Batman)...
