You know, there are advantage to owning your own screen printing business. One example is that you can make your own costume. So, this year I decided to be mild mannered Clark Kent. I think the coolest part about this costume is its subtlety. On a couple of occasions people really had to do a double take - even Lois had to do a double take when she saw me. Plus, everyone at the Daily Planet really got a kick out of it.


Just for comparison's sake, here's how I normally look:

By the way, you're welcome California for saving you from dropping into the Pacific Ocean. Lex Luther can really be crazy sometimes. For a kick recap on the event, there has been a short cartoon put together on HowItShouldHaveEnded.com. the movie requires divx, but here's the link.:
http://howitshouldhaveended.com/Divx%20links/Superman.html
WHAT AN AMAZING COSTUME! Wow! Seriously, terrific job. You really can pull that off!
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