There's also a small yellow outline around the red part of the shield, calling back to the symbol Superman wore in the Fleischer cartoons ... the costume designed by Jim Lee for 2011's 'New ...

Kal-El created a dark new prototype costume using Batman's own ... When an older version of Superman appeared in the hit ...

The Max Fleischer Superman cartoons are among the most beloved ... bringing with him a new costume that matched Kingdom Come‘s darker sensibilities. The costume immediately draws the eye ...

These influences stem from comics costumes, as well as from other Superman media over the years. Let’s break it all down. The biggest influence on this new suit is Jim Lee’s 2011 update for DC ...

The popularity of that storyline and struggles facing the New 52 Superman ... black costume proved popular with fans and has appeared in various other media, from toys and games to cartoons ...

It draws inspiration from three distinct eras of Superman. Some from the pages of DC Comics, and some from other media. Here are the principal design influences on the new Superman ‘S’ shield.

Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster utilized the same idea one year later in a 1942 Superman newspaper comic. This is similar to how Siegel and Shuster later adapted the cartoons’ presentation of ...

But what do the members of the SFX blogging team make of the new trunkless ... t like that costume? Try Superman Returns ? Don’t like that one? Try the previous movies, or the cartoon, or ...

In fact, the new suit seems to share plenty in common with Superman’s Jim Lee-designed New 52 costume, a more aggressive and armor-like take on the traditional look. That inspiration is most ...

These influences stem from comics costumes, as well as from other Superman media over the years. Let’s break it all down. The “New 52” Superman Costume DC Comics The biggest influence on ...