Man of Steel (2013) LexCorp TowerHere are all thehidden Easter eggs you may have missed in.Millions have seen the Superman film Man of Steel, but you may not haveseen everything.Easter eggs are nicknames given to little thingshidden in a film that are inside jokes or references. Man of Steel hasa bunch of them, and some point to the future of the movies and theupcoming Justice League superteam film.Director confirmed that he has ' to the DCUniverse, just to let you know that world is out there.' Here are a bunch of things that went by so fast you probably didn'tnotice them.Be warned, some of theseare spoilers!Updated6/21/2013 Added two more5/30/2014 Added Aaron Smolinski1.
Superman's 1978 BirthshipSuperman (1978)The birth ship in Man of Steelis very different from the spiky sea urchin design in the 1978 film.But there's one scene where it shows up. In the schoolbus scene, Clark is being taunted by Pete and young LanaLang (Jadin Gould) defends him. In the comics, Lana Lang is one ofClark Kent's best friends and a teenage love interest in Smallville.Just like in the movie, she's one of the few that knows his secretabilities. Lana first appeared in Superboy #10 (1950).19. LabsWe know that Hamilton is in the film, but writer David Goyer saidthere's a reference to STAR Labs as well. 'We mentioned S.T.A.R. Labsat one point, that's kind of a connection to Cyborg.'
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No one has foundthis reference in the film, so it may have been cut out. Labs(Scientific and Technological Advanced Research), is a fictionalresearch facility, and organization that first appeared in Superman#246 (December 1971).20. Allison Isenberg. The monologue used by Jor-El (Russell Crowe) in the teaser trailer issimilar to Grant Morrison's All-StarSuperman from 2005.The trailer says: 'You'll give the people an ideal to strivetowards. They will race behind you.
They will stumble. They will fall.But in time.they will join you in the sun. In time you will help themaccomplish wonders.'
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The comic says: 'You have given the people an ideal to aspire to.Embodied their highest aspirations. They will race and stumble.
And finally.they will join youin the sun Kal-El.' Superman: Secret Origin.
The dialogue from the scene where Jonathan Kent (Kevin Costner) andClark Kent are talking in the barn is similar to Geoff Johns' Superman: Secret Origin(2009). In the comic, Clark says, 'I want to be your son.' And Jonathonsays,'Clark.You are my son.' In the movie, Clark says, 'Can't I just keep pretending I'myour son?' And Jonathan responds, 'You are my son.' As a father,that scene choked me up, by the way.Dialogue for the teaser trailer was also inspired by the comic: 'You’renot just anyone. One day, you’re gonna have to make a choice.
You haveto decide what kind of man you want to grow up to be. Whoever that manis, good character or bad, is gonna change the world.' Superman: Birthright. General Zod has a large following, but one guy is head and shouldersabove the rest.
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There is a large Kryptonian that fightsSuperman in Smallville. He's not named in the movie, but thenovelization describes him as 'Nam-Ek, taking up the rear, was morethan nine feet tall.' Several other characters have the name Nam-Ekin Superman history.In the prequel comic, he's one of the six young candidates training for the Explorer Guild. In the TV show, Smallville, he's one of the followersof Zod known as the 'Disciples of Zod.'
Back in Superman #282 (1974) there's a Kryptonian exile, named Nam-Ek, that turns purple after drinking apotion made from a Kryptonian Randor horn.29. Smallville Water Tower. When Clark is harassed as a young boy, he refuses to stand up to a high school boy named Ken Braverman (Rowen Kahn). In the comics, Kenny Braverman is another Smallville boy who was exposed to Kryptonian radiation from Clark's ship and grows up to be the super-villain Conduit.Conduit wears body armor that allows him to shoot beams of Kryptonite radiation.
He was created by writer Dan Jurgens and first appeared in the 1994 comic Superman: The Man of Steel #0. (Hat tip to SovereignEternal for the heads up!)34. Aaron Solinski. AmitWhen superman is flying up to destroy the world engine that's destroying the city his face shifts and resembles Christopher Reeves a little; most people caught that now. But I don't know if anyone caught the aftermath of that. After he destroys the world engine he ends up crash landing on an Island for a brief moment.
He's basically laying on the ground reaching his hand out while he see's the damage going on in the city. You could tell it's an Island cause it's far away from the city and there's water around it. As he's reaching his hand out you could hear a female voice humming in the background; something like this: Hmmmmm hmmm Hmmmmm hmmm. Possible Wonder Woman easter egg? Kal ElIn the scene where Superman faces the power of the World Engine, his face is distorted by the energy. For a brief moment, he looks like the late Superman actor Christopher Reeve.This supports what Jim Bowers, from Caped Wonder, posted to his Facebook page: 'There is going to be a cameo by a classic Superman movie actor in Man of Steel. Care to guess who?'
That would be Aaron Smolinski who played Baby Kal-El in Superman The Movie. It's never been verified nor confirmed by anyone in the production of MOS that Reeve's face was melded with Cavill, so this is heresay and should not be considered a true Easter Egg. Too many factors to be considered for this to have happened, one would be permission from Reeve's estate to include his likeness for anything he was not contracted for. Now you make sure to visit the definitive site of Superman The Movie on the net, you hear?