Which Batman Costume looks cooler/more awesome? Pre-New 52 vs New 52 Batsuit

Pre-New 52 is iconic and what some may call timeless while New 52 looks cooler, more practical and more advanced.

I'd say New 52 because I really like the color scheme or black and gray rather than gray and blue. But I just wish he had longer ears for his New 52 suit.

New 52

@azmoday: pointless poll, batman had many different pre-new 52 costumes !

Hi, sorry Ii guess what I meant by pre-52 was his classic spandex outfit with the large bat symbol, and underwear on the outside.

The 52 is a good concept of costume, it just a terrible execution.

and this is the only costume i like with all that panel lining.

except flash but they effed up his costume royally.

Love classic, but N52 is better

New 52

Pre 52.

The lack of undies, knee pads, and bulky gauntlets really bring down the New 52 Batsuit.

I prefer new 52.. Batman black and grey.. and without trunks

New 52. Pre 52 was great though.

Pre new 52. Something about that blue coloring just goes with Batman.

Love both and

This.

Pre-New 52 looks more epic but I think it's more of a generation thing, while I see the Batman as more of a stealthy detective, others (younger then I am) tend to see him as a super armored warrior.

plus the new 52 utility belt is even more not practical then Pre-New 52 , need to have wider pockets.

I really love this old design.

Seems more a homage to the classic...

I'm probably showing my age but THIS is the classic in my mind.. And my favorite BTW.

Pre-New 52 is iconic and what some may call timeless while New 52 looks cooler, more practical and more advanced.

^^^^^^^^This.

Hard to say as I like elements of both.

were you looking for briefs on top of pants lovers ?

Both are better than the current one.

New 52 by far

I really like the way Ed Benes drew him back Pre-52

New 52

@rag_man: You're not alone. Blue, grey, and yellow oval is the business suit that defined Batman as we know him for decades to the present. And, with B:TAS and B:TBATB, it'll persist long after Jim Lee's construction line fashion.