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This is the Cyborg separate adaptation.
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These narrow-copy vinyl UNI-FORMZ Superman figures each part 12 points of articulation, replace give 8" soaring and are packaged in a deluxe 4-color window box.
Source: Panik's Toy Box. Uni-Formz Cyborg Superman Variant Vinyl Figure
Thor, perhaps the most Shakespearean of Marvel Comics heroes, is a refreshingly fun adaptation of another comic character destined for franchise glory. In an inspired piece of hiring, “Thor” is directed by Kenneth Branagh, famous for his numerous Shakespeare adaptations. His unabridged version of “Hamlet” was my favorite screen version of the Great Bard’s most famous work, and though it’s no surprise that he can stage a large production, it’s good to know he can handle the physicality of a CGI-laden blockbuster as well.
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In this one, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) hails from the realm of Asgard, and is apparently more of an alien than a god or deity. Cast out of Asgard by his father Odin (Anthony Hopkins) as punishment for narcissism and disobedience, Thor’s stripped of his powers and banished to our little marble, landing in small town New Mexico. There, he’s confronted by a world that greets his stories of fantastic kingdoms and powers with scorn, and where his mighty hammer, containing the thundery awesomeness of his powers, remains inaccessibly stuck in a block of stone. Thor then must not only clash with a civilization that doesn’t respect his ancestry, but also with the machinations of villains back home and some surprisingly well-intentioned government agents.
Source: Big Hollywood
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Scott asks: What series and issue was the identity of the Cyborg Superman revealed to be Hank Henshaw? I remember it was during the Reign of the Supermen, but cannot remember exactly which book that was in. I believe it was Superman, but it may have been Action Comics,
I Am Baytor answers: Superman (vol.2) #81....I think
Synopsis: Superman teams forces with Superboy and Steel to fight against Mongul and Cyborg Superman. Also includes how Cyborg formed and met up with Mongul.
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Diocletian's proxy asks: In Superman the animated series, who was that blonde haired Cyborg powered by kryptonite? I remember watching the show, and the dude would always nearly kill him. I think he had a british accent (I could be wrong) but I have no idea who he is now...
Ash-Man101 answers: That would be John Corben, better known as Metallo. Basically, he went through a special operation, and he was changed from human, into a superpowered cyborg.