What happens when fantasy drifts into reality—when “real” people attempt to emulate their comic book icons?
Ryan Freeman’s impressive profile documentary, Being Batman gives us a tiny glimpse into the life of Stephen Lawrence — a man who has self monikered himself the “Brampton Batman.” Lawrence, dressed as the iconic hero, ventures out at night to patrol the city streets. He’s a real-life Bruce Wayne, complete with an outfit and arsenal that would make any cosplayer green with envy.
But, this story is more than just a quirky tale of a man who dresses up like a pop culture icon.
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What happens when fantasy drifts into reality—when “real” people attempt to emulate their comic book icons?
Ryan Freeman’s impressive profile documentary, Being Batman gives us a tiny glimpse into the life of Stephen Lawrence — a man who has self monikered himself the “Brampton Batman.” Lawrence, dressed as the iconic hero, ventures out at night to patrol the city streets. He’s a real-life Bruce Wayne, complete with an outfit and arsenal that would make any cosplayer green with envy.
But, this story is more than just a quirky tale of a man who dresses up like a pop culture icon.
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What happens when fantasy drifts into reality—when “real” people attempt to emulate their comic book icons?
Ryan Freeman’s impressive profile documentary, Being Batman gives us a tiny glimpse into the life of Stephen Lawrence — a man who has self monikered himself the “Brampton Batman.” Lawrence, dressed as the iconic hero, ventures out at night to patrol the city streets. He’s a real-life Bruce Wayne, complete with an outfit and arsenal that would make any cosplayer green with envy.
But, this story is more than just a quirky tale of a man who dresses up like a pop culture icon.
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