Rubie's Superman Clark Kent Glasses Standard

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These prescription glasses are almost identical to the pair Henry Cavill wears in the movie, featuring plain black rectangular frames and two silver dots on each side. 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. Jet black with a slightly softened rectangular shape, these frames are quite large in size and nicely compliment Cavill’s rectangular face shape.

Moreover, the classic rectangle Clark Kent glasses frames with retro elements features slightly rounded edges and a standout keyhole bridge for an effortlessly fashionable and bold look. Eventually, he’d learn to control his heat vision and other powers, but he became so accustomed to the glasses that he started wearing them on a regular basis anyway, which came in handy when he needed to adopt dual identities for Clark Kent and Superman. Developing his super powers, being raised by Jonathan and Martha Kent, we watch the young Clark mature into the Man of Steel. Some comics even showed that Clark kept his wallet and keys in the pouch, although how Superman accomplished this without creating unsightly lumps in his cape is unknown.These two-tone matte black and gold man of steel glasses combine on-trend modern and retro styling that will add sophistication and character to your everyday style! There was Christopher Reeve’s tortoiseshell specs in the beginning, then Dean Caines horn-rimmed glasses in the New Adventures of Superman and, of course, Tom Welling’s wayfarers in Smallville. In general, the glasses were used as a simple disguise or for protection – but in one issue, they proved to have a surprisingly offensive use. In case you didn't know, we were talking about the Joy collection: A modern version of Clark Kent 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. 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. The show made us wait nine agonizing seasons before he donned his iconic disguise, now modern and sleek for the new millennium.

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