Superman Reveals His identity to Lois Lane | The Death Of Superman

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The Death of Superman is a 2018 American animated superhero film produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment. It is based on the comic book storyline of the same name, and the second animated adaptation to chronicle the battle between Superman and Doomsday. It is the 33rd film in the DC Universe Animated Original Movies and the eleventh film of the DC Animated Movie Universe.
Superman has become a hero to the residents of Metropolis while infuriating the billionaire Lex Luthor, who considers the hero a threat to his city . In an attempt to kidnap the Mayor, Intergang - armed with Apokoliptan technology, including the Mother Box - are foiled by Superman; he and the Justice League send the recovered devices to S.T.A.R. Labs for analysis. In an interview with the Daily Planet’s ace reporter Lois Lane, Superman presents the rocket that brought him to Earth from Krypton and its birthing matrix, containing Kryptonian DNA technology to the world. Lois is in a relationship with fellow reporter Clark Kent who, unbeknownst to her, is Superman’s alter-ego. Despite meeting his parents Jonathan and Martha, Lois remains apprehensive of Clark's secrecy. His reluctance to reveal his past makes Lois reconsider their relationship.
At S.T.A.R labs, Dr. Silas Stone and Dr. John Henry Irons determine Intergang’s devices contain both Apokoliptan and Earther elements, leaving only one suspect with the means to synthesize these technologies: Lex Luthor. Superman confronts Luthor, confined to house arrest, who denies any involvement. Meanwhile, Superman admirer Captain Hank Henshaw leads a team of astronauts aboard the space shuttle Excalibur when a boom tube sends a meteorite hurtling towards the shuttle. As Henshaw waits for Superman's rescue, the shuttle is destroyed, leaving Henshaw's body unaccounted for. The meteorite crashes to the Atlantic Ocean floor, monitored by Luthor’s underground research facility. Luthor escapes his house arrest with a decoy and sends a deep sea exploration team to the crash site. They encounter Atlanteans, and both groups are destroyed by a monstrous humanoid that emerges from the wreckage.
The monster reaches the U.S. coastline and murders two campers and a grizzly bear before rampaging against the police. The Justice League arrive and are brutally defeated, but the Martian Manhunter’s telepathy reveals the creature to be a living weapon designed to annihilate entire civilizations. As the monster heads for Metropolis, Batman notes that their last hope is the Man of Steel. Meanwhile, Clark and Lois meet for lunch at a restaurant owned by Superman fan Bibbo Bibbowski, where Clark finally reveals himself as Superman to a shocked Lois. The two resolve their differences, and Clark receives the Justice League’s distress call. He arrives just in time to save Wonder Woman from the rampaging creature.
Lois, reporting live by helicopter with her cameraman Jimmy Olsen, dubs the monster "Doomsday" as his fight with Superman rages through Metropolis and reaches the Hall of Justice. A battlesuit-clad Luthor joins the fight against Doomsday, aiming to become Metropolis’ “true savior,” but he is incapacitated and saved by Superman. Realizing the toll the battle has taken on Superman, Lois attempts to sacrifice herself to Doomsday to force Clark into using lethal force. As the beast prepares to kill Lois, Superman hurls himself at Doomsday - he breaks the villain’s neck, but is fatally stabbed at that moment, and dies in Lois’ arms.
Jimmy broadcasts Superman's death across the globe as the world mourns. After a state funeral for the fallen Man of Steel, the Kents welcome Lois into their family. Jimmy brings Lois to Superman's mausoleum where they find his coffin open and witness a figure resembling Superman fly away. At S.T.A.R. Labs, an exonerated Luthor tries to gain custody of Doomsday's corpse for Project Cadmus before being denied and told that they are going to place Doomsday's corpse into a rocket and fire it at the sun. A moment later Superman's rocket self-starts and flies off.
Four mysterious figures are introduced during the ending credits: First, as numerous failed Superman clones are destroyed at Cadmus, the sole surviving prototype escapes. Second, Dr. Irons forges Superman’s symbol onto a suit of armor. Third, a Superman-like figure watches as Superman's rocket buries itself under the North Pole and terraforms the Fortress of Solitude. Lastly, high above the Earth, a cyborg resembling Superman arrives.
#superman #loislane #supermanandlois

[@Galimeer5]

"This is so unethical -- you wrote stories about yourself!" I love how that's one of the first things she brings up.

[@Jmcinally94]

I loved that touch, shows she's a journo through and through

[@COMALiteJ]

The 1990s series *_Lois & Clark:_*_ The New Adventures of Superman_ handled this right. The Dean Cain Clark Kent never once wrote a story about Superman. He let Lois get that scoop, He landed a job at _The Daily Planet_ the legitimate way, the _hard_ way, in a way that his powers were little help with (well, vision powers and such do help at getting to the bottom of a story). He legitimately broke an unrelated story, wrote it up, and submitted it to Perry White who was impressed and hired him. Another cool thing about that series (at least at first) that also applies to the newest TV version, the wonderfully animated (anime style) _My Adventures with Superman,_ is that in both cases, Clark Kent was wearing glasses _before_ he got the idea to take on a costumed identity as Superman. It was never revealed why in _Lois & Clark,_ but I hope that the forthcoming second season of _My Adventures with Superman_ touches on this, since its version of Clark was shown wearing glasses (otherwise dressed like the comic book Jonathan Kent, son of Superman, when he was the same age: about eleven or so) when his powers first manifested in the pilot. Why would Clark be wearing glasses _before_ deciding to use a costumed identity? Why before his powers even manifested? Only one reason I can think of: _he actually is nearsighted!_ (For a Kryptonian, anyway.)

[@mquinn1984]

She knows what's really important.

[@redx7476]

Clark: Only when I hit a wall

[@evanq9743]

A true professional

[@randomguy3080]

“I’m just a guy from a small town that wants to do the right thing.” Sometimes there isn’t a need for a complex hero, nor a deep emotional plot, sometimes it really is that simple to make a character more likable

[@WardNightstone]

yea that line is what makes Lex hatred of him so funny he sees superman and sees THE ALIEN when everyone who knows him as clark sees him as a farmboy

[@DanielAppleton-lr9eq]

@@WardNightstone Clark Kent is extremely likeable, so Superman is. Both products of his Kryptonian heritage & life with his terrestrial parents.

[@JamaicaZ160R1793010A]

It is why I appreciate the correct version of Captain America and All Might. In the end, some do these big things for it's own sake.

[@gargouenzene]

In "Lois & Clark : the new adventures of Superman", he says to her :"Superman is what i can do, Clark is who i am"

[@JJMusic217]

@TheMarioBro07highkey that’s why I felt My Adventures with Superman was so refreshing. Everyone claims to get bored of “good normal dude” supes and want invader Superman (Nolan from Invincible) or egomaniac who knows he can do whatever he wants (Homelander). And I love both those shows. But it is annoying that people claim good ole kind chill Superman is one dimensional or boring.

[@bastienguilbaud5768]

I always thought that glasses trick was exagerated until I realised some of my collègues would say hello twice if I tie my hair and change shirt... They respond to me like I'm a different peron and it's only when I talk to them they notice it's me. I has stopped working now because they're used to seeing me with my hair up but it was a weird first week.

[@NeutralGuyDoubleZero]

Superman Birthright is a 10/10 modern origin story that perfectly summarizes how Clark's actually an amazing actor as well as a hero lol The glasses are super think to hide his eye colour, parts his hair differently, shifts his jawline to de-mphasize his cheekbones/chin, wears baggy clothes and slumps his posture badly to appear portly instead of ripped, talks in a higher pitch, and in general acts like the meakest and boringest person in the entire city. All of these combined portray two vastly different people.

[@Brakdayton]

I lived next door to a high profile personality. They were in the news constantly but when they moved in they were introduced only by their first name. I spoke to them fairly often and even met their parents. It took more than a year and someone had to mention it to me who they were. My expression was the same as Lois’s.

[@kurzor0007]

In the lead up to BvS, Henry Cavill spent the entire afternoon in Times Square in front of the big BvS billboard wearing the Clark Kent glasses and a Black Superman t-shirt. Apparently, no one realize it was him, so I guess it does work in real life Of course, we can take this with a grain of salt and consider this a publicity stunt

[@ThatRandomDude204]

I tied my hair up once when I went to hang out my friends stared at me and one of them even said "is that really him?" lmao

[@tesseracttitan6445]

@@kurzor0007 don’t forget one of the Superman actors actually went to the movies unannounced, and no one realized it was him

[@Suzy.E123]

This is one of the better Superman reveals for sure

[@ayo30s]

True! 👊🏾🇳🇬🇺🇸

[@gargouenzene]

Cool fact: Jerry O'Connell and Rebecca Romijn, husband and wife, play Clark and Lois.

[@roguejoe]

Neat.

[@gtv4005]

So, Mystique voiced Lois. Cool~

[@SlyJMan]

Similarly, sometimes it’s Travis Willingham and Laura Bailey.

[@roguejoe]

@@SlyJMan Shut up.

[@RanitKrSingh]

Hypothetically what if Clark said "I am Batman" that would have been simple

[@hannahllewellyn163]

Ya it would have but always leaves there love ones in danger of bad guys

[@hannahllewellyn163]

That why super heroes have sec identitys from there love ones and family friends

[@hannahllewellyn163]

Keep them from danger

[@adrianlepe4563]

He’s to broke to be batmam

[@SibusisooMahlangu]

😂😂😂😂

[@mikeyh0]

I put on some glasses - darn, everyone still knew who I was.

[@justifan]

Don't feel so bad. Clark's glasses are New Genesis Tech that produce an illusionary psychic field that prevents anyone who looks at is face from precisely recognizing him by producing a slightly false image which also blurs the memory. It even works on powerful beings of near Darkseid and Dr. Fate levels... Not really but I like to think it is something like that

[@seankenneth8622]

@@justifan I wish they did this to cover his identity

[@dominqueparisi8487]

TGV tgfdddgfku​@@justifan

[@ELove352]

@@justifan😮😮😮😮

[@brooksellis3891]

Nobody - including my teacher - recognized me the first time. But it only happened once.

[@victorsardaneta8727]

One of the few Supermen that wasn't made to reveal his identity by Lois jumping from the Daily Planet top floors.

[@COMALiteJ]

Dean Cain didn’t do that in *_Lois & Clark:_*_ The New Adventures of Superman_ in the 1990s. I think that that was one of the best reveals ever. I also like that only that version of Clark so far as I know managed to get the _Daily Planet_ job _without_ interviewing his superself. He let Lois get that scoop. He got the job investigating some minor crime, and without using his powers. He wanted to _earn_ the job using only his reporting talent, not his super powers nor identity. Another interesting thing common both to that series and _My Adventures with Superman_ is that Clark was wearing glasses _before_ he decided to become Superman. While, in a later season, the 1990s series contradicted the pilot episode by having Clark refer to the glasses as part of his disguise, I thought that they missed a golden opportunity, and hope that they do do it in the newer cartoon. Ask yourself: why would young Clark wear glasses _before_ deciding to wear a costume as Superman? In _My Adventures with Superman,_ we see him about 11-12 years old when his powers first start to manifest, and he’s already wearing glasses _then_ (he’s drawn at that age to resemble the comic book Superman’s son Jonathan Kent, who’s since been aged to adulthood by some time portal thing-even the clothes he was wearing were the same!). Only one reason and explanaton comes to mind: _he actually is nearsighted!_ For a Kryptonian, anyway. Before his powers manifested, he was nearsighted for a _human_ - maybe something like 20:100 vision without glasses. Once they manifested, well, I figure Kryptonian eyes, once powered by yellow sunlight, grow many more, and much smaller, photoreceptor cells in the retina, vastly increasing their resolution (like the difference between a modern HiDPI display and an older LCD monitor where you can easily see the individual pixels at normal viewing distance). This manifests as “telescopic” and “microscopic” vision, but it’s really just heightened resolution and resulting visual acuity. His eyes don’t actually have zoom lenses. But his myopia is still there, and still blurs his vision over what it could be. Coupled with the higher resolution, maybe he doesn’t need the glasses anymore to have “normal” 20:20 vision, and it may even better than normal: 100:20 or so. But _with_ the glasses it’d be more like 500:20, meaning he could read print from 500′ feet away that a 20:20 normal person would have to get no more than 20′ away to see. So, telescopic and microscopic vision (X-ray and heat vision are something else).

[@IDoWatIDo17]

3:18 he looks away and 5 seconds later "Look at me".The realization in Lois eyes with that beautiful score in the background. This scene was beautiful 🙏🏽

[@darrinbaker00]

For all the “How could Lois be fooled by a pair of glasses?” people, it’s really not that hard if you think about it. Because Superman doesn’t wear a mask, it’s reasonable to assume that he’s not trying to keep his identity a secret, and because there’s always something going on somewhere in the universe, it’s reasonable to assume that Superman is on duty 24/7, and doesn’t have time to work a job or hang out with friends. Unless you suspect that Clark is Superman, he’s just a guy who resembles Superman.

[@TheKarishi]

This was even better in Christopher Reeves' run of films, because you NEVER had trouble believing people wouldn't see it; He carried himself so differently with glasses on and off that Superman and Clark just...WERE different people.

[@caninelupus8369]

Hell, one day in high school someone came up to me and continued a conversation he had yesterday with his friend 'cuz I looked exactly like him. Doppelgangers are a hell of a thing.

[@MadameTamma]

Also in this movie in particular, it really hammers home that even though Clark is very secretive, Superman is actually very open with some parts of his personal life. “My name is Kal El. I’m from a planet called Krypton. My family sent me to earth as a refugee. I live in a place called the fortress of solitude.” Considering that, when you meet someone and they tell you about themselves, why would you then assume “I wonder if he also has a secret name, career and family that he’s not telling me about in addition to what he’s already told me.”

[@brodyringuette]

Also, when he's clark (at least with Christopher Reeve), he acts like a completely different person, like a clumsy idiot, so people would think that he is the last person to be that heroic figure saving everyone

[@brodyringuette]

Also, when he's clark (at least with Christopher Reeve), he acts like a completely different person, like a clumsy idiot, so people would think that he is the last person to be that heroic figure saving everyone

[@shealupkes]

Diana, that was always your problem, Clark _is_ his real name

[@gargouenzene]

In "Lois and Clark : the new adventures of Superman " Clark says to Lois : Superman is what i can do, Clark is who i am.

[@kurzor0007]

I love that after this scene, Superman enjoys the freedom to be himself when he is with Lois, even in uniform

[@Dan-qy6zv]

In case you think the Superman disguise is still dukb, look up Henry Cavil Superman disguise. Was completely ignored by people as he wore normal everyday clothes, until he put on the suit.

[@jonbonda1917]

His glasses is actually high tech aversion field emitter that confuses ppl.

[@gargouenzene]

Yep, kryptonian tech.

[@timepilotcluefinder94]

​@@gargouenzene it doesn't work on Jimmy though, he said so once. They're camera filters, Jimmy being a photographer knows, but actually keeps his own lensecap on his internal camera and plays along to give Superman one less person to worry about...even said to Clark "dude, you used the oldest trick in the book!"

[@daviderfanian2206]

I’ve worn glasses since the first grade and everytime I do take ‘em off I always get told I look weird and different

[@maximgolovin1527]

I swear to God those glasses have Shazam magic or some shit

[@gargouenzene]

His glasses are kryptonian technology. They help him to avoid to be recongnized.

[@luukstofberg7571]

In most versions of Superman the general public don’t even know Superman has a secret identity they just know him as Kal’al the alien from krypton that’s why his secret identity works

[@mydogsbutler]

I always get a chuckle when pulitzer prize winning Lois Lane can't recognize Clark as Superman just because he took his glasses off.

[@CrasherX2000]

Think of it like this Henry Cavil, whose made it obvious that he played Superman in the DCEU, went straight into Times Square without hiding who he was And nobody recognized him

[@mydogsbutler]

@@CrasherX2000 I'm pretty sure someone who worked closely with Cavell on a daily basis for years and was a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter would recognize him with or without his glasses. Lois goes from talking to the guy without glasses and less than a minute later talking to the same guy with glasses and can't recognize it's the same dude lol. It's a giant plot hole. The only defense is that the comic book genre tends to require a suspension of belief to enjoy. Even Superman's powers defy the laws of physics.

[@aaronmalay5497]

@@mydogsbutler watch Christopher Reeve as Superman, especially his date with Lois. You can physically see the transition from Clark to Superman. He's Keyser Soze, hiding in plain sight as a total nebbish, and he's good enough that he gets away with it.

[@mydogsbutler]

@@aaronmalay5497 I like Reeve's version of Superman/Clark but in the real world taking off glasses wouldn't fool anyone that sees you on a regular basis much less a prize winning reporter. Comic book characters like Superman are absurd on many levels if you dig into it. The reason why we tend to ignore all the silliness is because we become emotionally involved in the fantasyworld. It's almost like joining a cult for a bit. Given our brain accepts the idea some guy shoots lasers out of his eyes, and can fly the speed of light using no discernable form of propulsion, we, usually, ignore these sorts of far more minor details like glasses.

[@gargouenzene]

​​​@@mydogsbutlerthe reason why you write stupidities is : you're a d u m b a s s. You stupidly write "in the real world, bla bla bla" fiction isn't reality. Is that clear this time, m o r o n ?

[@mattlinkous4356]

One area where the character design falls short is that Clark also styles his hair differently when he’s in “mild-mannered” mode. It’s not just the glasses by themselves holding up the whole disguise. Also you gotta remember that it’s not like he’s walking down the street or running errands in his Superman costume. His normal every workaday existence is as Clark. Nobody has reason to think that guy that talk to at the water cooler who kinda looks like Superman actually IS Superman.

[@danielwood6833]

I do buy Clark’s disguise fooling people, but it’s weird that Lois apparently never once considered it and Clark had to go the extra mile to maintain his cover and throw her off the trail.

[@Freefall984]

I honestly think part of it is that people just aren't looking for his secret identity. Batman, the Flash, Green Lantern are all humans with abilities hiding their face. Superman is an Alien on Earth with powers. He isn't hiding his face. Most people wouldn't expect him to have a secret identity

[@danielwood6833]

@@Freefall984 oh I agree 100% But Lois should be an exception to that, she is way too smart and perceptive to never even once consider it. Kal should have to go extra steps with Lois to make sure she didn’t catch him out. Not saying Clark can’t be the one to properly reveal the truth to her, but this scene implies she never even got close to figuring it out on her own.

[@juliuszukauskas9137]

Ngl this reveal was taken in a more healthy than the My Adventures with superman version.

[@jonathanrich9281]

There’s a reason for that. This Lois is a seasoned, veteran reporter and less of a hothead-with-betrayal-issues, and she’d been dating Clark for what seems to be months or years. She’s known Superman for at least that long, if not longer. In My Adventures with Superman, Lois is much younger, much more viscerally offended by anyone keeping secrets around her, and has known Clark for like three weeks. There just isn’t any built-up trust for her to fall back on.

[@corrputgamer5685]

It’s not that bad compared to other animated shows *cough* Invincible and Amber

[@aishanihajra6581]

That's just like a soap opera 😂

[@arjunj8776]

Eh ngl the new lois from that new superman show isnt bad but this lois is 10x better

[@Shadow_Blazer]

​​@@jonathanrich9281 this explanation makes sense and that Lois was so immature to not realise how long they've known each other, at least Jimmy was so supportive of Clarks choice and decided to wait for Clark to reveal even though he had known for years while they were roommates

[@WardNightstone]

1:21 literally someone whos job in animation is to prevent suff like this (look at his eyes)

[@shealupkes]

also just, the whole of the frame, I know how much of an achievement spiderverse was but these movies are like their most important productions and it looks like that

[@h1murashi]

"I'm Superman." "Come on Clark, we've been over this. You have to say it with a deeper voice and with a menacing glare." "That only works for you, Bruce."

[@gargouenzene]

Me to batjerk : hey, little kid, when the hell will you get over your parents's death ?

[@SamEdwards-te1rs]

Superman being scared of something especially something like love is so human

[@justingamingm9222]

I still like how My Adventures with Superman does the reveal more if I was up close and personal with my significant other I think I would’ve been know it was them I don’t think glasses are fooling me but I still love how down to earth there relationship is in this one

[@jameslower7350]

Fictions greatest romance.

[@snipermonke4life345]

”Nobody knew who I was until I took off the glasses”

[@josephdubiel7129]

Love this. Thanks

[@titus2120]

I do like Clark. A good guy. Low key. Kind and funny. Lois is pretty lucky…

[@phyliciabozzi9414]

I know people look different when they have glasses. I asked someone, "when did you get glasses?" Recently. Then went to contacts

[@megasean3000]

Better to be honest and admit the truth than the truth be revealed and they draw their own conclusions. Honesty in a relationship is vital.

[@gargouenzene]

In Superman the animated series, he says something similar to this video and she says " you're a sick man, Kent!"

[@vectorphresh]

@@gargouenzeneShe thought he was trolling. He did add he does it to squeeze her out of the “by” line

[@jlopez240gaming7]

For context, apparently the reason why people don’t recognize Clark as Superman when he has glasses on is because for some godly reason, glasses on his face give the illusion of looking different than when he has them off. I gotta find the comic that explains it 😂

[@jalajaamarnath3611]

Well will u expect a guy like superman to be a mild mannered clumsy reporter with glasses

[@imindillion]

that last part hit hard...

[@MadameTamma]

This is just a small thing but I love how this film series gave Clark REALLY blue eyes. In the comics, Lots of characters have blue eyes but it's noted that his are a shade of blue that isn't human the more you look at it, which is why he started wearing thick glasses to make them seem less vibrant

[@pitchblackcap1218]

istfg clips channels ALWAYS have to have a louder than tomorrowland outro ffs

[@Leto2ndAtreides]

"I have something else I've been keeping secret... I'm a gonna die!!!"

[@den_525]

Glasses the best disguise

[@Kytreeswerving]

The Superman had Riz

[@CxrvusMxrTuus]

Aight people you dont hae to believe me on this one, im wearing glasses since i was 6, a grien who knew me since kindergarden cant recognise me in public when i dont have my glasses

[@fAmilYMan79i]

GLASSES WORK ON DC UNIVERSE DOES IT WORK ON MARVEL TOO??

[@chrissadler6459]

He must only sleep with her when the lights are off 🤓

[@Tarnished5Leaf]

Ultimate Rizz

[@delightonailende620]

If Luthor had been Superman, he'd have everyone kissing his a** daily. Clark, as Wonder Woman said, " I've never met anyone like you, Superman. God or mortal" The dude not only commands respect, he also exudes humility....

[@lenobleprince6792]

The superman reveal is exactly what you'd expect Superman: Takes off glasses Lois: Wow, impossible! Gotta be challenging to make future superman movies with AI doing facial recognition instead of blind people

[@infernoninja5195]

So if super man is an alien does that make Lois Lane a furry? Or is he genetically simular to humans enough that it doesn't count, kinda like what humans did with Neandrethals a while back

[@sidd_not_vicious2609]

ace reporter

[@Dysan72]

That was one thing I loved about Man of Steel, Lois discovered his secret before he even became Superman.

[@caninelupus8369]

Doppelgangers are a real thing. In high school, someone just came up to me and continued a conversation he had with his friend from the other day cuz we apparently looked exactly alike. Same thing could apply to Superman and Clark Kent but in reverse, people just think they look alike.

[@JustinMacri007]

We're can I see this film

[@thekommandantvulpes]

Kimcartoon

[@Mark73]

You know you can put the name of a movie into google and add "streaming" and it'll show you.

[@lemonherb1]

Of course nothing bad can possibly happen after revealing both of his secrets to her

[@greenrangerx]

The glasses thing isn't too far-fetched. I've been at my job for years and am close to a lot of my co-workers. I recently had to start wearing glasses and on the first day that I came in wearing them I was walking through the building and quite a few people asked me if I needed help and did a double take when they would realize it was me but only in glasses.

[@phyliciabozzi9414]

Its like Bruce Wayne is Batman

[@dayschange2]

I always wondered if a comic or one of these films would ever try to tell us that the glasses were enchanted or something. You know, like a time traveling Zatana or something stumbled across teenage Clark and realized she was always meant to cone along and cast a spell to protect Superman’s identity ir something like that. I never got into comics, but i figured someone would do something like that at some pooint?

[@gargouenzene]

In the comics, it's said his glasses are kryptonian technology and prevent an unintentional reveal of his identity.

[@zeventhin2]

1:10 SUPER CHICA LAWRENCE

[@MrSkiPR]

😂 takes glasses off

[@christophershirk6482]

Superman!? What are you doing here!? You just missed Clark. He was just here. Did he go to the bathroom or something?

[@yajson]

I wore a helmet and yet everyone knows who I am

[@alfredoenrickmomessoperez7155]

what´s the name of the movie?

[@DeTray590]

The Death of Superman

[@Fishmorph]

“Lois … I’m Batman.”

[@gargouenzene]

Translation : Lois, i'm the shittiest character ever created (batjerk)

[@tiffanypersad4603]

People the dude just wears glasses. You would think that based on height and build would be some kind of trigger.

[@gargouenzene]

Henry Cavill, who first portrayed the superhero in 2013's "Man of Steel" and is reprising the role in this month's "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," went to Times Square in Manhattan dressed in a Superman shirt - and he says not a single person recognized him.

[@user-mk9de5gw3h]

The other fellows giving superman dating advice now😂😂😂 lol

[@Finnbobjimbob]

Why are his eyes so small?

[@Verinagie]

Oh no, he took off the glasses! It was the best disguise n the Universe!

[@gargouenzene]

Henry Cavill, who first portrayed the superhero in 2013's "Man of Steel" and is reprising the role in this month's "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," went to Times Square in Manhattan dressed in a Superman shirt - and he says not a single person recognized him.

[@jesuseduardoroldan]

why we can have this animators back?

[@mikemoss6045]

Meh reeves' superman 2 did it better with the blank bullet gag.

[@Superman-ug4rf]

Clark kent เลิกกับแฟนของ Lois Lane Supermanรักนาเดียร์แต่งงานกันค่ะ❤

[@21st.centurygirl29]

Am I the only one who’s bothered about how their hair and eye color are the same? Also… why is Clark’s neck so think? 😨

[@BD-km8mu]

This motherfuckers disguise is a pair of glasses are you kidding me!!!

[@gargouenzene]

His glasses are kryptonian technology. They help him to avoid to be recongnized.

[@Jmcinally94]

I cant believe they went with the simple "glasses off" reveal 😂

[@vuksgitau]

If she didn't know before she's not a very good reporter 🤣

[@bethanychatman9531]

I mean no one else knew either.

[@gargouenzene]

His glasses are kryptonian technology. They help him to avoid to be recongnized.

[@DrDolan2000]

"You're more important to me than anyone" What about your parents? The other League members? I don't know about you guys, but I wouldn't like it if my girlfriend said I was the most important

[@gargouenzene]

I'd be honored in Lois's place. It's the ultimate compliment.

[@flameofelijah]

I liked Kal El/Superman MUCH better with Diana/Wonder Woman than i did with Lois

[@gargouenzene]

Then, you don't understand what Lois is to Clark. In the show Smallville, Chloe says to Lois : " he's gonna need you to ground him" Lois is Clark's anchor. Whenever Lois dies, Clark loses completely his mind.

[@BlackLotus2077]

It’s such a shame this world went to complete shit

[@jimmyjohnjuan]

I disagree that superman is his real name.

[@gargouenzene]

Diana is stupid on that. He's Clark before being Superman.

[@Matthendez]

This is like a gag right? The idea that people don’t recognize him without his glasses, cause that confuses me like so many times.

[@Jason_Wilhelm]

Henry Cavill played superman he stood next to a poster with his face on it wearing glasses and nobody recognized him.

[@redrasegarden]

It’s more than that but, movies and the like don’t go into detail

[@timepilotcluefinder94]

​@@redrasegarden Jimmy explains in DCeased he never fell for it because Clark's using filters...like a photographer...and who in the DCU knows more about photography than Jimmy right? I mean Donna Troy probably went to *him* for lessons in order to get successful at her dayjob. Jimmy even told Clark... "pal, that's the oldest trick in the book, it's called bored photographer inserts glasses filter"

[@redrasegarden]

@@timepilotcluefinder94 interesting

[@jalajaamarnath3611]

The funny thing is it works irl as well. Henry had went to cafè dressed up as superman and everyone wanted an autograph from him. He then went to that same cafè dressed as clark kent NO ONE RECOGNIZED HIM

[@phyliciabozzi9414]

I'm so secretive because I'm gay. Lol

[@enryumazino3939]

Clark: 🤓 ---> 😃 Lois: 👁️👄👁️ Guys are we sure she's supposed to be the best reporter of her time 💀

[@redhood444]

He probably should’ve not told her in a public place 😭

[@Procopius464]

Lois is a stupid character. If I were Superman I would have married Wonder Woman.

[@jakeschwartz2514]

Is that Lilith back there… why do i even ask of course it is. No, the answer is no

[@gargouenzene]

Breaking news, d u m b a s s : Lois was created before your goddess Diana 😂

[@Procopius464]

@@gargouenzene And... so...?