THE COMPOSITE SUPERMAN

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     ENTERTAINMENT EARTH has teamed up with DC Comics and the toy company FUNKO, to ask a series of interesting questions about compositing BATMAN and SUPERMAN together.
      Could you ever have a superhero or Supervillain who was a composite (half of one and half of the other) of BATMAN and SUPERMAN? If yes, which parts or traits would you take from each of them to make your composite? Could all of the composited parts/traits work in harmony or would the parts of BATMAN work against the parts of SUPERMAN? If, yes, then how would you keep all of the parts working in harmony? Which parts or traits would be stronger?
     You could have all of BATMAN's gadgets and technical abilities with SUPERMAN's alien super powers. If the SUPERMAN side didn't feel like blocking a bullet, it could let the kevlar of the BATMAN side block it. You could have some of Bruce Wayne's wealth and privilege combined with Clark Kent's working class work ethic. Maybe the SUPERMAN parts and traits would show up during the day and the BATMAN traits would show up at night as a reaction to the visual stimuli of seeing the bat signal high in the sky. Maybe this happens because the SUPERMAN traits are solar powered while the BATMAN traits are lunar powered. I could go on and on about which parts and traits to take from each them.
     DC Comics also thought about this idea of compositing BATMAN and SUPERMAN back in 1964. 
     They released the World's Finest Comics #142 (Shown Above) where a green shape shifting super villain shape-shifted into half BATMAN and half SUPERMAN but his green skin color always gave him away as the imposter. 
     This green shape shifting composite Batman/Superman supervillain also appears in World's Finest Comics #283 (shown above).
     ENTERTAINMENT EARTH and FUNKO have decided to celebrate World's  Finest Comics #142 by creating a 3¾ inch DC COMICS COMPOSITE SUPERMAN POP! VINYL! FIGURE which is SOLD EXCLUSIVELY on the ENTERTAINMENT EARTH website. Don't be fooled by IMPOSTERS. This FUNKO Pop! Vinyl! figure may look like half BATMAN and half SUPERMAN but he's all villain.      CLICK HERE to be taken to the ENTERTAINMENT EARTH website where you can PURCHASE this great DC COMICS COMPOSITE SUPERMAN POP! VINYL! FIGURE. 

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