Costume Designer and Concept Artist Greg Hops has shared a gallery of images of unused costume designs from Season 3 of “Supergirl”.
Created together with designer Amanda Riley, the costumes were designed for members of the Argo High Council, who Kara met when she and Mon-El discovered that Argo city had survived the destruction of Krypton.
I do to honestly. Because I actually really enjoyed in Byrne’s Man Of Steel seeing Martha, Johnathan, and Clark coming up with the costume and the secret identity together based on Lois calling him a “Superman” after the space-plane rescue. I enjoyed the idea that from those humble beginnings it’s a symbol that comes to mean so much more through Clark’s deeds as a hero. I was kind of annoyed that they made that whole thing into a goofy montage in Lois and Clark tv show even though it was a bit funny just as a thing unto itself. The… Read more »
The idea that it’s an “S” for “Superman” always struck me as kind of dumb. I mean, who wears a shirt with their own initial on it? What, you think everyone has to be reminded of your name, like it’s your first day in kindergarten? I think Richard Donner’s ‘Superman: the Movie’ was the first time I encountered the idea that it was a Kryptonian symbol, and that idea makes far more sense to me. It also makes sense that people would think it’s an ‘S’ and come up with the name ‘Superman’ because of the things Clark can do.… Read more »
I like the designs. There’s still a chance that we might see one or more of these suits in Supergirl since there’s still one more season left. And now that we are getting the new Superman and Lois series, we might still get another chance to see them use these suits. They might even use one these for a hologram Jor-el and Lara in the Superman and Lois series. I hope it happens for the new series.
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I go back and forth about whether the S should be a Kryptonian symbol or just a cool S (I’ve seen stories where it works either way). But I like these.