When George Reeves took over the role in the serials, the costume was modified slightly but used the same symbol. We strive to ensure that all designs do not infringe copyright, and will do our utmost to rectify any instances of infringement. A Mind-Switch in Time • Brainiac • Superman: The Coming of Atlas • Death of Superman • Doomed • For the Man Who Has Everything • Funeral for a Friend • Kingdom Come • Krypton No More • Last Son • Maelstrom • New Krypton • Public Enemies • Reign of Doomsday • Reign of the Supermen • Revenge • Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes • The Final Days of Superman • The Great Phantom Peril • The Supergirl from Krypton • The Third Kryptonian • Two for the Death of One • Up, Up and Away! Superman was given electrical powers included a completely new outfit with a reimagined shield designed by artist Ron Krentz.

The classic ‘S’ was redesigned into metallic burnt red color with a grey undertone in the background. After the events of Infinite Crisis, the continuity of the DC Universe was rebooted, included Superman's, initiating the Post-Crisis/Modern Age era of DC. When Curt Swan became the primary penciler of Superman, he slightly modified Boring's design, making the "S" thicker and larger than before. If you are a copyright owner or authorized to act on behalf of a copyright owner or any exclusive rights holder under copyright, and you believe that your work has been copied in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, please report your notice of infringement to freepnglogos. The shield was actually brown and white instead of red and gold because that looked better on-screen.It has functioned as a model for character design after the superhero Superman gave his first appearance.

In earlier Superman stories, the logo was simply an initial for "Superman", but in the 1978 film, it became the family crest of the House of El, the family of Superman. Alternatively, the yellow coloring represents our sun here on earth, which activates Superman’s powers.In almost all versions, Superman's red cape has an all-yellow version of the logo, with a thin black (in the comics) or red (in movies, matching the red color of the cape) line separating the areas. In the comic, the symbol is designed by Jonathan Kent, whose logo is very similar to the Swan version except it's much larger and goes across Superman's chest.

The tradition of sporting a representative image on the chest was imitated by several successive superheroes, along with the audience, Spiderman, the magnificent Four, the inexperienced lamp, flash, wonder woman, Hawkman and many more. the yellow background of Superman's shield turned "black", as a symbol of mourning due to sad events that made him change it. For many years Superman costumes have been a popular choice when it comes to dressing up for Halloween! Prior to the Crisis on Infinite Earths, a young Clark Kent chose the S-Emblem when he put together his costume among other reasons because it stood for "Superboy".

Superman started to wear a "Kryptonian Armor" with this shield on his chest, made by Jim Lee, which is a complete modernization of the classic logo. Superman logo upholds an elegant diamond structure which showcases a bold image of the superhero Superman. Blue 25mm badge with NHS written in white and the letter S has been substituted for the classic superman/super hero logo. He wanted the new shield to have an "advanced alien look," so Brandon Routh's Superman wore a raised 3-D shield.