Superman Greek Shield Youth Hoodie

This Greek Shield design comes from Superman, the character who invented the superhero in 1938 and has never really stopped being the argument about what one should be. He could not fly at first. The early stories had him leap an eighth of a mile, which is where 'able to leap tall buildings in a single bound' comes from; flight arrived later, largely because the animators found leaping awkward to draw. Kryptonite was invented for the radio serial, not the comics, and one story has it that the writers needed a way to give the actor a holiday.

Siegel and Shuster sold the character for 130 dollars. In the earliest stories Superman leapt rather than flew. This one is printed on a charcoal youth hoodie in sizes Youth S through Youth XL.

Features:

• Charcoal Youth Hoodie
• 100% cotton
• Front print
• Officially Licensed

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