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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[DC/Marvel]Considering how popular cosplaying is, how common a problem are people walking around in public pretending to be heroes and villains? What sort of horrific or ridiculous things have happened as a result? Are there laws against that sort of thing?
gpt
There's a Legends of the Dark Knight story that starts with Batman waking up in an alley, completely bruised and battered, and with a serious case of amnesia because of some head trauma.

He tries to make it cross town on foot, while stopping crime and helping people, except totally failing at it cause his injuries are so bad and he can't remember his training for some reason. Also his utility belt is empty.

At the end of the story Batman finds himself facing down some gangbangers and about to be executed by them when the *real* Batman shows up and saves him.

Turns out the Batman we've been following through the whole story is some average joe who was cosplaying as Batman for the wife, accidentally fell out of his apartment window and into the alley below, and couldn't remember who he was afterwards, but just assumed he must be the real Batman.