Superman’s post-apocalyptic robot form is the ultimate cosplay challenge

A Wonder Woman Black Label Series Reimagines SupermanTaking the Man of Steel moniker to a literal extreme by revealing his post-apocalyptic robot form. This version of Superman offers an exciting challenge for cosplayers looking to test their skills. But beyond the inspiration, one burning question lingered: How did the android Superman come to exist, and what is his connection to Wonder Woman, the last hero on Earth?

Daniel Warren Johnson and Mike Spicer’s Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #3 continues the dark tale of Diana Prince awakening from a centuries-long slumber to find Earth reduced to a wasteland, her memories shattered and her friends long gone.

Determined to uncover the truth, Wonder Woman, accompanied by a mutated cheetah, ventures to Superman’s Fortress of Solitude to discover where the Man of Steel was when the world needed him most. Instead of finding their ally, they encounter a robot dressed in Superman’s costume, claiming to be just a remnant of ClarkWhile the rest of the man of steel died long ago.

Superman’s post-apocalyptic robot form debuts in Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #3

Kal-El’s robot form is the ultimate cosplay challenge that requires prosthetics and/or FX makeup

Superman’s post-apocalyptic robot design is downright freaky, with a skeletal structure that gives it an eerie, undead appearance. Clark’s version isn’t a polished, advanced piece of technology that shows off the Man of Steel’s muscular physique; Instead, it strips Superman down to his bare bones, giving him an almost creature-like look. The most disturbing part of the design is the pale, human-like eyes, which make the robot appear disturbing. “Other.” Despite his unsettling features, the robot is unmistakably Clark, with his body painted to resemble Superman’s costume and the addition of his signature red cape.

Although the Android Superman retains normal human proportions, replicating this version of the Man of Steel for cosplay will still be a challenge. However, the time, effort and expense would undoubtedly be worth it, as a real-life version of this plan would be as badass as it is unsettling. Fans looking to recreate the robot’s body may consider repurposing Iron Man costumes or basing their designs on the well-established 3D printing and foam techniques used for Tony Stark’s armor, Since the designs are similar – just with a Superman paint job. The face can be more difficult, but a combination of ​​FX makeup and prosthetics can effectively bring the look to life.

What was Clark’s post-apocalyptic robot form like (and where is Superman?)

Wonder Woman killed Superman centuries ago in a brutal battle that destroyed Earth

While Superman’s post-apocalyptic robot form is undeniably badass, some fans may wonder how it came to be. The robot, created by Clark, looks like a part of him. However, the comic reveals that Batman activated the robot after Superman’s death. Surprisingly, Clark met his end at the hands of Wonder Woman, who turned on him in a moment of grief and rage. This happens after Superman assures Diana that humans would not attack Themyscira with nuclear bombs. The empty promise led to the destruction of her home and the death of her family. Their battle raged across the land, ending with Wonder Woman Driving a kryptonite-laced fist through Superman’s Heart.

Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #3 Available now from DC Comics!

WONDER WOMAN: DEAD EARTH #3 (2020)
	Writer: Daniel Warren Johnson Artist: Daniel Warren Johnson Colorist: Mike Spicer Writer: Russ Wootton Cover artist: Daniel Warren Johnson & Mike Spicer