@dead82 We'll have to see I think,the last few episodes have all built to Clark finally embracing his heritage,and flying as well as the suit are essentially the last steps he needs to take,and remember Finale is a 2 hour one,so the chances are we'll see Clark fly in the first hour,don the cape in the last hour and fly away,knowing the series so far and It's lack of a huge-budget,we'll have the flying in the costume restricted to either the final few seconds,or hopefully a few minutes :D
@dead82 I think we *might* see it for the Finale,but that remains to be seen really,since the suit is inside the Fortress of Solitude and Clark still doesn't have access to it,but I have the feeling we'll see him fly in it very soon. :) Or in a perfect world,wear it,and battle Darkseid :D
ha... never realized just how stupid the concept is of changing from your alter ego into superhero in a completely transparent and well lit phone booth... it would be less conspicuous if he did it where he stood
He was running at super speed so nobody wouldn’t be able too see him do anything. They slowed this scene down for your eyes too catch him super changing into the blur.
@@sonicgen20 Why don't you ask Jerry Siegel and Joe shuster that question, since they're the one's who created superman. Oh that's right they're dead. Go figure 🥴
@@sonicgen20 Besides your question(s) for me is a bit redundant. You asked: " Why does he change in the phone booth" Why does Clark Kent need to wear glasses to disguise his true self, why does he need to work as a reporter when he can be superman 24/7 instead of hiding his true identity from the world. So many (Why's) but it has to be this way to add continuity to his character to keep him grounded/ relatable. These are the building blocks into what makes kal-el who he is and why he does the things he do. He's a fictional being lol don't take it so literal.
