Images of the new superman, David Corenswet, dressed in his new Krypton suit, have generated the umpteenth controversy on social networks regarding this character. The hasty cancellation of the DCEU and the saga in which he starred Henry Cavill Due to the arrival of a new management team at Warner, it generated frustration among fans, but also joy in another sector that welcomed the fact that the DC films considered “too adult” gave a script twist towards the comedy of the Marvel competition.
The box office results will arrive, but for now, the fight continues on social networks. Corenswet, performer seen in the Ryan Murphy series hollywood, stars in a more talkative film directed by James Gunn, precisely the new architect of DC superhero films. A project that according to many the director would have granted himself to cancel Zack Snyder’s previous saga, which at the moment closes falsely and without a defined conclusion.
But corporate gossip aside, the truth is that the new suit Superman supposedly “leaked” – despite the date and moment being known in advance – has generated that same division. Some salute its classic touch – such as the underwear on the outside and, now, a second “S” on the cape – but others point out that the suit adapts rather poorly to the actor’s physiognomy and creates folds and poorly fitted bags. An element unworthy of a blockbuster and close to the cheaper television versions of the character. It remains to be seen, in any case, how it looks in the final result.
The images show Corenswet outside Metropolis – actually Cleveland – alongside another superhero with a new presentation, Mr Terrific (played by Edi Gathegi) with a certainly more relaxed attitude than the previous Man of Steel played by Cavill.
In any case, the images from the filming in Cleveland released yesterday are the first of Corenswet in the filming of Superman Legacy, whose premiere is scheduled for summer 2025. And also of the new Lois Lane, the Rachel Brosnahan from the series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, of which the use of classic purple in the character has stood out. Everything indicates that Gunn has disseminated details to win over comic book fans and more nods to the classic versions of the character in order to distinguish himself from the darkness of Snyder, the previous director.
The first look at the Superman suit is always news, and fans of one version or another, certainly the mythical character created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster in 1938 still retains the public’s attention.
