Capes or cloaks in fiction are a good way to make your character look imposing, threatening, or regal. Some media give them a more practical purpose by having ...

One of the oldest required dress codes by the Forces of Darkness. A Black Cloak villain sometimes even refers to himself as "Evil" or "Dark".

Capes have the obvious effect of making the wearer look larger and more imposing. Thus artists often use them as a way to make characters look capable, powerful ...

An invisibility cloak is a specific type of Applied Phlebotinum. It is worn on the body and renders the wearer invisible. It does not have to be an actual …

Whether capes, cloaks, or mantles, these are favored garments of superheroes, royalty, vampires, and fantasy adventurers.

A cloak that goes all the way around the body like a tube, with only a single slit down the front to permit mobility. It will sometimes exceed the wearer's ...

Characters using a cloak, or a Badass Cape, for Teleportation. This could be rooted in the fact that cloaks are often used to hide the user in the dark, ...

A somewhat postmodern take on capes; that they are Cool, but Inefficient. Not only that, but they're a liability, with a nasty habit of getting tripped over, ...

The Cloak is the name of two original web animations created by the master of random comedy, Jason Steele, at FilmCow Productions.

A description of tropes appearing in Cloak and Dagger (Marvel Comics). The Marvel Comics characters of Cloak and Dagger have had five self-titled comic ...