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Remember everyone this is post-Doomsday fight. As in the comics he's wearing a black outfit. Also he doesn't know how he escaped his fight with Doomsday either just that he did (tossing a side all real life reasons why this was done) and he feels Clark Kent as a person is dead and what was holding him back (Smallville's version of him dying post-Doomsday fight) and seems to be willingly embracing his Kyrptonian side (not being forced or under the influence of Red K).
So the suit does work in context. In style it's okay for the most part. I could do without the heals on the boots. Isn't Welling tall enough?
Marvel will get some do s and don'ts that can be sure of. Their movies, games, and shows aren't problem in the end. Disney would have no problem putting their stamp or the castle logo on them. It's the comics that really are the problem.
Unlike ABC and ESPN, Marvel has a lot of characaters and items that can and are marketed toward kids. I wouldn't be surprised if Disney wanted some crossover between all aspects from movies, to games, to toys, and to the comics. The comics would have to match up more and at the moment they do. Doesn't mean they have to be kiddified. They won't as Disney isn't crazy. However at the moment they are more a R rated (sometimes very strong R and close to NC-17) item to the shows, movies, and games PG or PG-13 rating. We might (and it really should happen) see that changed to the comics being more PG-13 to the shows and movies PG and PG-13 ratings in terms of content. That way things aren't so disconnected. I don't think that is a bad thing at all either. DC needs to be changed that way as well and I wish Time Warner would do that. It too doesn't match up with the content found in their movies, shows, and video games or even novels.