The disguise glasses are available in two colours: Brave Rose eyeglasses , handcrafted from authentic Rose Wood, and Brave Brown Eyeglasses , handcrafted from original Walnut Wood. While the world has changed around Superman over his 80-year history, and while the super-powered Kryptonian has had many human faces, the on-screen Superman franchise has stuck to a pretty simple formula when casting into the mulit-role of the Superman and his Clark Kent alter-ego.

I got into my head lately that I'd really like to collect Clark Kent screen-used eyeglasses from as many live-action Superman projects as I can. However, in the original stories, Clark Kent glasses frames serve a different purpose: to protect the people from himself. When Art3mis peels off the disguise Parzival is wearing using the glasses, the effect is similar to in Mission Impossible when a character removes the mask disguising them as someone else. At Kord Industries, Clark questions Ted Kord on the lost cargo from earlier and all the while assumes his mild-mannered persona.

While tricking Nolan Sorrento into leading them to Art3mis, Parzival uses the glasses or a similar artifact to disguise himself as his real-world self Wade Watts. These fashion-forward man of steel glasses with versatile styling are perfect for a charming, refined and on-trend look. By giving Clark a different reason for wearing glasses, Secret Origin also helped establish an aspect of Superman’s early years that often gets overlooked – his status as a special needs child. and honey I know you don't like them but you're the one who decided you wanted to wear them and lucky for you I have a spare.

Unless you’ve been under a rock for the last pop culture century, then you probably know that all three of these names refer to the same heroic guy: Superman. Contrary to popular opinion, you don’t even have to be able to bench press buildings or melt things with your eyes to be a superhero!

From the caped crusader in Gotham to the specie four eyed super hero Clark Kent, Batman and Superman unite for the first time. Parasite then flew Superman high above the clouds to a floating prison he’d constructed after stealing the designs from the mind of a STAR Labs scientist. While Cavill may not be a part of the DC Universe for the foreseeable future, you can still nail his look with Mouqy’s Joe glasses. Our favourite spectacle-wearing superhero is back on cinema screens this month in the latest installment of the DC Comics movies – Superman v Batman: Dawn of Justice. In this reboot of the franchise, Superman was given yet more of a facelift and the series moved to focus as much on the tension of the kind-of-but-not love triangle of Clark, Lois and Superman as it did on the whole superpowers thing.

Psychologists showed participants a number of faces in various ‘natural’ poses, similar to images seen on Facebook or other social media sites, and asked them to decide whether each pair of images showed the same person or not. His glasses are also seen in a dream of the year 2013 on his desk in Salvation and fifth time is when he travels to the distant future where he forced to wear them for a brief time himself and then he encounter's his future self wearing them as a part of his disguise in Homecoming.But while Parasite may have been able to steal Superman’s powers, he didn’t bother to consider that Superman still had some useful tools on his person. The film, which is set to be a huge box office success, also features Jesse Eisenberg as villain Lex Luthor and Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman. With his beige trench coat and mild-mannered demeanour, Welling's character adopts a humble, shy persona in his unassuming alter ego as Clark Kent.