But if a Marlin wanted to go around incognito, he wouldn't wear that shirt, right? Of course, the opposite could have happened and the manager could have thought it was just some guy wearing the shirt. But if the Marlin wants to discourage people from recognizing him, he's not going to take the chance of wearing shirt, just as Wonder Woman's wouldn't--if she were seriously concerned about being recognized--take the chance of openly wearing the bracers, choker, tiara/"headband," or armband.
Again, I like that in her own book she's comfortable going out without wearing her full superhero outfit but also without being concerned enough about disguise to bother taking her insignia off. She is who she is, and she's neither flaunting it nor really, systematically, hiding it. But like I said, I don't think it would necessarily be wrong of Diana to assume a secret identity (especially if she doesn't purchase someone else's nursing license and military commission, as she did in Marston's run). It's just that Diana with the secret ID has been done, doesn't seem as interesting anymore, and doesn't seem to be as indiepnsable a part of her brand as Clark is of Superman's, so I'd just as soon have the books do without it.



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