The new DCU Superman movie uses 'Hypno Glasses' that employ Kryptonian technology to create a less recognizable image of Clark Kent. This concept was drawn from Superman #330, where Clark's glasses are made of Kryptonian plexiglass that amplifies a constant 'super hypnosis.' This hypnosis causes people to perceive him as frailer and less attractive. The original storyline, titled 'The Master Mesmerizer of Metropolis,' highlights how Clark manipulates his appearance through these glasses, presenting a humorous take on identity and perception in superhero narratives.
The plotline features Hypno Glasses utilizing Kryptonian technology to project a false image of a weaker Clark Kent into the minds of humans, making him unrecognizable.
Superman #330 introduced the concept of Kryptonian plexiglass that amplifies 'super hypnosis' to create an alter ego that makes Clark appear frailer and less handsome.
This narrative suggests that Clark Kent's disguise relies on a form of hypnosis that alters human perception, originating from a 1978 comic storyline.
James Gunn acknowledges the forgotten comic element of Clark Kent's disguise, which will be revitalized in the latest Superman movie.
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