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The ultimate office desk chair! Bruce Wayne aka Batman’s desk chair from the ultra high tech batcave in Batman v Superman. The movie begins on the planet Krypton. As danger of imminent destruction approaches, scientist Jor-El condemns three Kryptonian villains, General Zod, Non, and Ursa, to the Phantom Zone. Later, he is unable to convince the Kryptonian elders about Krypton's impending doom and promises them that neither he nor his wife, Lara, will attempt to leave the planet. However, he sends his infant son, Kal-El, to Earth to ensure his survival, just as Krypton begins its death throes. Kal-El's spaceship crash lands three years later in Smallville, Kansas, where the boy is found and adopted by a childless couple, Jonathan and Martha Kent, who name him Clark after Martha's maiden name.

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A remastered version of the 143-minute theatrical cut was also prepared, and although this version had not been released on DVD, it had been seen on cable television. However, WB issued the theatrical cut for the first time on DVD as part of the studio's 14-disc box set, The Ultimate Superman Collection, on November 28 2006. There was also a "stand-alone" four-DVD set of the first film, which included all the material carried over from the 2001 disc (see below) in addition to the theatrical cut and new supplements. Westfahl, Gary (2019). The Rise and Fall of American Science Fiction, from the 1920s to the 1960s. McFarland & Co. p.169. ISBN 9781476638515. a b Castro, Adam-Troy (2015). "Six Things That Plain Don't Make Any Sense About Superman". In Yeffeth, Glenn (ed.). The Man from Krypton: A Closer Look at Superman. BenBella Books. pp.102–103. ISBN 9781941631584.Kandor appears in Brainiac's Daughter, a song by the XTC spin-off band The Dukes of Stratosphear on their Psonic Psunspot album. Sylvia DeWitt - an Earth woman and rich heiress who fell in love with Van-Zee after he was rejected by Lois Lane. The two of them had children named Lili Van-Zee and Lyle-Zee. [28]

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Batman’s glass house was built by the production team on the Girl Scouts of South Eastern Michigan’s Camp Metamora property in Lapeer Township. Dooley, Dennis; Engle, Gary D., eds. (1987). Superman at Fifty: The Persistence of a Legend. Octavia Press. p.43. ISBN 9780940601000. He is vulnerable to magic, which allows demonic beings such as Etrigan and Trigon to fight him on equal footing, and he has been overpowered by the Guardian of the Universe Ganthet, who channeled the full power of the green light of willpower against him. Superman's most famous weakness is his vulnerability to Kryptonite, specifically Green and Gold Kryptonite: Green Kryptonite weakens his powers and prolonged exposure could kill him, while Gold Kryptonite will disable his powers, and with enough exposure it will depower him permanently. To design the lab, I got very specific with the purpose of each work area – these sorts of details are usually left to the decorator!!…I needed to tell the story of the character – Batman is a detective and a stealth spy, a bit of a dabbler in sciences but certainly forensics and chemistry, he is very mechanically gifted and practical. So the work areas became very clear”. Thus begins an argument over what to do with Brainiac; Batman wants to keep him alive to save the rest of the cities, whereas Superman wants him dead, saying that he can control the ship, given time and help from Cyborg. The Flash agrees with Batman, saying there's no way to determine if Superman's idea will work. Aquaman agrees with Superman, claiming that Brainiac's very existence puts the entire planet at risk. Wonder Woman compares it to the Joker, but Batman exclaims that it was never that simple.It was decided early in the process to shoot two films simultaneously. During the production of The Three Musketeers (1973), the Salkinds had realized that there was enough footage for two films and split the film in two, releasing The Four Musketeers a year later. The joint production of Superman and Superman II would mark the first time this process was used intentionally. All actors' contracts have what is now known as the "Salkind clause", which stipulates how many films are being made. All performers on Superman were contractually obligated to Superman II as well. However, in this case, most of the simultaneously-shot footage was reportedly scrapped when Richard Lester was brought in to finish Superman II. Heat Vision: Superman fires a sweeping twin set of beams of intense heat from his eyes at his opponent. The Meter Burn version shoots an additional powerful blast after the first one connects. Can be done in the air. The last son of Krypton was sent to Earth to escape his birthworld's destruction. Adopted by a kindly farming couple in Kansas, he went on to become Earth's most powerful and respected superhero. So when you look at all the facts laid out before you here today it's hard to deny that Superman always looked that bit more super when wearing glasses. We knew it.

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In one episode of Superman: The Animated Series, Superman discovers a Phantom Zone projector and peers in. Inside, he sees a Kryptonian criminal whose sentence has long since expired. He releases her and learns that her name is Mala. After some deliberation, he decides the right thing to do is free her. Superman attempts to teach her about their Kryptonian powers and about the way to fit in to Earth society, but she proves too violent and ends up fighting Superman. After releasing her compatriot Jax-Ur, Superman is forced to return both of them to the Zone.Jimmy Fallon Proves He’s Still Accident Prone Years After Viral Finger Injury In Funny Video With His Daughter After the planet was destroyed, everyone who had been left in the Phantom Zone had to wait, seemingly for eternity. Frank Miller's 2001-2002 miniseries The Dark Knight Strikes Again shows Kandor in the possession of Lex Luthor, who threatens its population to keep Superman loyal to him. The city is freed by Superman's daughter Lara and the Atom, and the inhabitants return to full size. This story was continued in the 2015-2017 sequel, The Dark Knight III: The Master Race with a church of insane Kandoraians led by Baal and his acolyte Quar serving as villains, having gained powers after returning to proper size. [38] For production, the Glass House was built on a lake in Camp Metamora, which is in Metamora Township, north of Detroit, Michigan. [7]