Superman shows off his speed.
In a new show of speed, Superman has replaced his iconic habit of changing into costume in a phone booth. One of the most enduring images in the Man of Steel's mythology, Superman's speed allows him to switch from Clark Kent to Superman in moments, so long as he has somewhere out of the way to make the change. Now, he's showing that he's become too fast to need Metropolis' public amenities.
Superman Is Fast Enough to Change in a Parked Taxi Related: Superman's Maximum Possible Speed Makes the Flash Look Slow Superman Fans Made the Phone Booth Iconic Since the idea took hold, various stories have referenced the iconic idea - 1978's Superman even has a joke about how Clark can't find the right kind of old-fashioned phone booth - and it eventually appeared on memorabilia in the context of referencing an already prevalent idea.
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