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In terms of dress, living Dan was a man who dressed flamboyantly. His clothes and personal armour were very colourful and flashy. In addition, he would usually wear a [[wikipedia:codpiece|codpiece]] and a gold necklace with a giant pendant that had the letter "F" emblazoned on it.{{Bookref|Comic-Prequel|9}} | In terms of dress, living Dan was a man who dressed flamboyantly. His clothes and personal armour were very colourful and flashy. In addition, he would usually wear a [[wikipedia:codpiece|codpiece]] and a gold necklace with a giant pendant that had the letter "F" emblazoned on it.{{Bookref|Comic-Prequel|9}} | ||
The one exception to Dan's usual style of dress was the armour he wore the day of the Battle of Gallowmere. This was a standard set of armour including pauldrons, a cuirass, a bevor, gauntlets, greaves and sabatons. Dan wore a red doublet underneath the cuirass | The one exception to Dan's usual style of dress was the armour he wore the day of the Battle of Gallowmere. This was a standard set of armour including pauldrons, a cuirass, a bevor, gauntlets, greaves and sabatons. Dan wore a red doublet underneath the cuirass, the puffy sleeves of which were left unarmoured. | ||
In death, Dan had become a skeleton. Due to his fatal injury, he was missing his left eye. His jaw was missing as well, theorised to have been stolen by a witch.{{Bookref|Comic-Prequel|4}} He retained the armour he wore during the Battle of Gallowmere with the exception of the helmet and gauntlets. | In death, Dan had become a skeleton. Due to his fatal injury, he was missing his left eye. His jaw was missing as well, theorised to have been stolen by a witch.{{Bookref|Comic-Prequel|4}} He retained the armour he wore during the Battle of Gallowmere with the exception of the helmet and gauntlets. | ||
By | By the late 19th century, Dan's standard ensemble also came to include a pair of gloves. During several of his missions in London, he was forced to disguise himself in various outfits: | ||
*In order to get into a gentleman's club in Whitechapel, Dan had to wear a dinner jacket with a top hat and fake beard. | |||
*Later, in order to fool the enraged Mullocks, Dan disguised himself as their king so that they would let him leave without incident. | |||
After the resolution of a time travel paradox, Dan found himself wearing the Super Armour, a magic armour made from a similar substance as the [[Gold Shield]] of [[Karl Sturnguard]]. | |||
{{ResurrectionText|Some sources claim the midsection of Dan's cuirass was missing from his undead form, exposing his ribcage. These sources also claim that Dan had to disguise himself as a pirate at one point in order to convince a [[Scurvy Docks]] [[Harbour Master|harbour master]] to lend him a ship.}} | |||
===Personality=== | ===Personality=== | ||