Superman

A Supervillain's Worst Nightmare Curse that pesky Man of Steel! He's always meddling in an honest villain's mad scheme to destroy the world as we know it.

Just take Lex Luthor for example: He was almost finished with his diabolically clever plan to design an war suit that would allow him to wreak havoc on the city when Superman had to come swooping in to save the day. It's almost as though he doesn't want them to wreck his adopted home planet.

Product Details Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

No, it's you, wearing your officially licensed Adaptive Superman Child Costume! The soft fabric jumpsuit is easy to fasten and has ports for essential medical equipment.

The top half is blue with long sleeves and a red and yellow Superman crest printed over the chest. The chest, torso, and upper arms are gently stuffed and sculpted to give the appearance of super muscles.

A red belt with a yellow buckle is printed around the waist. The jumpsuit's legs are blue from the hips to the knees and red from the knees to the ankles.

Add the red cape and you're ready to fly! Sworn to Protect Just like Superman, will you promise to use your laser vision, flight skills, and super strength to help your community and stop bad guys?

Even more importantly, will you pledge to have an awesome time with friends and family when you wear this cool costume? That's what the man from Krypton would have wanted, especially during Halloween and other costume events.

He stops the bad guys so that humanity can have fun in peace!

This is a Child Adaptive Superman Costume.

This is a Child Adaptive Superman Costume.

We know youve heard the bad news: print journalism is dying. But who, WHO, will tell Clark Kent that The Daily Planet is being downsized and hes being moved to the online news outlet?

Sounds like a job for Superman! So what will Clarks new position look like at The Daily Planet Multimedia Inc.

? Hell arrive to work via a self-driving car and hell immediately stop by one of the on-campus coffee bars, get caffeinated, then hit the open concept office until lunch.

Now, he performs all his interviews via webcam, so he will need help to find a way out of the office and into the streets to fight crime again. Here is where you come in: put on this Adult Superman Clark Kent Costume and you can be on call to help out your favorite superhero when he desperately needs you.

At the drop of a hat, you can rush into a phone booth (there must still be one or two aroundas retro decorationsomewhere), slip on this costume, and go and take Clarks place at the office, so he can get out of the planning meeting about How to Grab Millennials Attention Through Interactive Newscasts and back to fighting crime on the mean streets, where he belongs. No one will recognize you in the Navy blue jacket with reveals your secret identity via Superman muscle chest piece, below.

The black glasses finish off your ensemble that is sure to psych out everyone at Who knows, if you play the part well enough, Superman may even decide he needs a doppelganger out in the field. Just dont try to pull one over on Lois Laneshes the new head of Search Engine Optimization, and shell be onto you.

How many times have you stood at the edge of a wall, on a rooftop, or even flat on the ground and just stared up into the air? How many times has the thought crossed your mind: what if?

Flight. Soaring through the skies and watching the world below zip away as you redefine movement, physics, the very laws of nature bending to your will!

Weve all had that fantasy as children and, most of us, probably retain that blissful narrative for ourselves well into our adult years. Superman is more than just a symbol of justice and hope for a world gone right.

Hes a source of fantastic dream that promises us that there might be enough possibility out there that we could be that hero and lift ourselves up and away from the limitations that grip us to the ground. With that joyous leap that breaks the notions of gravity to pieces, wed take the next steps to carry others along with us on our fantastic journey.

Well, what is Halloween for but to allow you to access those yearnings? And, for this season, you need no secreted phone booth just don this Superman costume and proudly show your true identity.

The stretchy blue and red jumpsuit and matching vivid red cape are iconic and will suit your inner self flawlessly. Youll feel literally super when you brush your hand over the crest of the El family and stretch your feet out on the ground, more than ready to take your first leap into the skies.

(We, of course, recommend that you practice your newfound powers of flight on solid ground, first, and work your way to building ledges only after mastering your sustained levitation.)

How many times have you stood at the edge of a wall, on a rooftop, or even flat on the ground and just stared up into the air? How many times has the thought crossed your mind: what if?

Flight. Soaring through the skies and watching the world below zip away as you redefine movement, physics, the very laws of nature bending to your will!

Weve all had that fantasy as children and, most of us, probably retain that blissful narrative for ourselves well into our adult years. Superman is more than just a symbol of justice and hope for a world gone right.

Hes a source of fantastic dream that promises us that there might be enough possibility out there that we could be that hero and lift ourselves up and away from the limitations that grip us to the ground. With that joyous leap that breaks the notions of gravity to pieces, wed take the next steps to carry others along with us on our fantastic journey.

Well, what is Halloween for but to allow you to access those yearnings? And, for this season, you need no secreted phone booth just don this Superman costume and proudly show your true identity.

The stretchy blue and red jumpsuit and matching vivid red cape are iconic and will suit your inner self flawlessly. Youll feel literally super when you brush your hand over the crest of the El family and stretch your feet out on the ground, more than ready to take your first leap into the skies.

(We, of course, recommend that you practice your newfound powers of flight on solid ground, first, and work your way to building ledges only after mastering your sustained levitation.)