How to define a new PSTricks object that is not a redefinition of a built-in PSTricks object?

Question

Scenario

I want to create a new PSTricks object, e.g., \myBatLogo[<key-val options>]{}{}...{} that is not a redefinition of a built-in PSTricks object.

It means that any redefinition as follows does not make sense in my scenario.

\newpsobject{myBatLogo}{<built-in PSTrick object>}

Question

How to define a new PSTrick object that is not a redefinition of a built-in PSTricks object? It must accept key-value optional arguments and mandatory arguments.

Answer 1

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{pstricks}
\makeatletter
\def\psBatman{\pst@object{psBatman}}
\def\psBatman@i(#1)#2{%
  \begin@ClosedObj%
  \rput(#1){\psframebox{#2}}
  \end@ClosedObj%
}
\makeatother

\begin{document}
\pspicture(7,7)
\psBatman(1,1){Batman}
\psBatman[fillcolor=red!50,shadow=true,framesep=20pt,framearc=0.3](3,4){\Huge Me}
\psBatman*[linecolor=blue!20,framesep=20pt](6,6){\huge you}
\endpspicture
\end{document}