Does Superman get his dress from Krypton in comics?

Yes, to a large extent. But there are still some differences to make it more suitable for the screen.

The Krypton story in 'Man of Steel' deeply affects Superman's character. Since he is from Krypton, he has an alien heritage that he discovers gradually. His powers are a part of that heritage. Knowing that his home planet was destroyed, he feels a sense of duty to protect Earth. He also has to deal with the fact that he is different from everyone else on Earth. This makes him more empathetic towards those who are also outsiders or in need. He has a connection to Krypton through his father's teachings and the technology he left behind, which shapes his moral compass.

Yes, Superman has died in some comic storylines.

Yes, Superman has died in some comic storylines.

Yes, sometimes Superman has killed in certain comic storylines, but it's not a common occurrence.

Yes, Superman is definitely a character from DC Comics. He's one of the most iconic heroes they have.

No, Superman is not from Marvel Comics. He is a character from DC Comics and is one of their most iconic superheroes.

The destruction of Krypton in the comics can be attributed to a combination of factors, including natural disasters and internal conflicts. However, specific villains like Brainiac have also played a role in some versions.

The fact that he's the last son of Krypton gives a sense of loneliness and great responsibility. These novels explore that. He has to carry on the legacy of his destroyed planet while trying to fit in on Earth. It makes for a really interesting character study.

One such novel is 'Superman: Birthright'. It presents a modern take on Superman's story as the last son of Krypton. It focuses on his early days, his growth into the superhero we know, and his connection to his Kryptonian heritage. The story is engaging and gives a fresh perspective on the classic Superman narrative.