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During its run Forever Knight will have its share of continuity problems. One of the first that will arise concerns the hair of the fledgling vampire Nicholas de Brabant. In later depictions of the same night it will be shown as being pretty much a version of the 13th century mullet but in Dark Knight it is in a short and closely cropped style very similar to his contemporary style. The only slight difference between the two is that Nicholas� hair is slicked backwards. |
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Nicholas� attire has a very functional and sturdy design. Here aren�t any real aesthetic embellishments found. His clothing had to withstand copious amounts of time on the road and on horseback. He wears a long sleeved off white tunic and a dark brown jerkin with ties near the collar up front. The collar itself is slightly wide and frayed as are the elbow length sleeves. A wide square belt is at his waist where a small dagger can also be found. Facial hair is also present. |
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�It�s very simple. It�s time to kill.�--LaCroix |
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NOTE: This page contains a screen grab from the Knight Watchman archive. |
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