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SUPERMAN Gets a New Logo

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Last night the Man of Steel Facebook Page debuted a new logo for the upcoming film.

It’s interesting.  There definitely seems to be some changes (in no small part by the “Nike swish” within and a darker color palette.

Plus, there’s an additional cutout in the upper right hand corner.

It’s still the Superman logo, but definitely has more of a medieval vibe which seems to sync with what we’ve heard about director Zack Snyder’s interpretation of Krypton.

Thoughts?

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