Man of Steel costume at Comic-Con

[Hector]

Funny how many of us initially hate all the new introductory costumes, Batman, Spidey, X-Men, Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, different Hulk versions, and so on...but at the end of the day...most of us geeks end up liking the flick...and the costume turns out to be a mere afterthought.

[Hector]

True!!! Reeves suit is the most comic accurate ever colors are correct......but at the same time If i had to choose a costume to wear for myself...I'd slip my fatass in the George Reeves costume.... if you're not built stay away from Chris's costume.....lol

Heck, I'd only feel my fat arse comfortable inside a Godzilla or King Kong costume...

[Hector]

Spandex Blows.......

Exactly.

Spandex just doesn't translate well in today's modern flicks with modern audiences.

[kingdom warrior]

Heck, I'd only feel my fat arse comfortable inside a Godzilla or King Kong costume...

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Hector]

[Earth 2 Chris]

Yet somehow Ma Kent was able to sew that indestructible suit...

C'mon heck, you know Ma sewed the costume with the metal shards of the ship, and lil' Clark unraveled the threads with his heat vision right?

And the seatbelt became the costume belt, and the boot soles were made from the upholstery...


Oh and Chris Reeve's Superman suit was pitch-perfect, but so was the actor in it. Not many could pull that suit off. Dean Cain always seemed very uncomfortable as Superman, for instance.

Chris

[Hector]

C'mon heck, you know Ma sewed the costume with the metal shards of the ship, and lil' Clark unraveled the threads with his heat vision right?

And the seatbelt became the costume belt, and the boot soles were made from the upholstery...

Good points...

[Mikey]

I think a rubber superhero suit looks more dated and less alein in a steampunk kind of way.

For futuristic modern they need to use something that's not in style and even uncool - like spandex

[Hector]

Yeah, sure...lol.

[MegoSteve]

I think I said this here before, but that new Spider-man costume looks like a dirty basketball.

I'm not a fan of the new suit, but I understand why they feel the need to tinker with it.

Whenever I see one of those rubber suits, I think about how much they must stink at the end of the day, and it kind of ruins the illusion.

[Earth 2 Chris]

I've learned not gripe about these suits much. I'm usually proven wrong when I see it in action (Captain America, new Spider-Man, heck Batman Begins). I never did quite warm up to the Returns costume though.

Chris

[huedell]

I never did quite warm up to the Returns costume though.

I'll be in shock if you warm up to MOS's then... only because when I watched Returns,
I didn't even remember the suit was different than Reeve's.

[ctc]

>I think a rubber superhero suit looks more dated and less alein

It WILL; 'cos years from now with the new reboots the rubber look will be associated with the 00's.

Don C.

[toys2cool]

looks good

[PNGwynne]

Re: Hec--As opposed to hugely-budgeted "A-grade" superhero flicks, many of which have no heart & no plot.

I'm with MIB, & I'll take my cue from Capt. America & the Avengers: If the story is good, I can overlook the suit. But that'll never really be "Superman" to me.

Tights can always work if the director, costume designer, & actor care enough.