and yet they are making a sequel
this news is pretty cool.
now how can i use this to take over the world.
muahahahahaha

Wenis u must remember evil overlord rule # 20: Despite its proven stress-relieving effect, I will not indulge in maniacal laughter. When so occupied, it's too easy to miss unexpected developments that a more attentive individual could adjust to accordingly.

all this proves that all scientists were comic book nerds growing up.

and that I'm a bigger one for knowing that there has never been white kryptonite in any version of superman

just
blue, silver, black, green, red and gold

and whats even sader is i know what each of them does as well

MAN I'm a geek

Don't worry about that everyone who has watched the last 5 seasons of Smallville knows as much about the big K as you do

Last I checked, Xmen was a popular kids cartoon show a while back and may or may not have been made into a popular movie. I think that would make "adamantium" not-so-obscure, correct me if I'm wrong.

Anyways scientists jokes tend to make me slightly naseaus so I'm going to see my way out

If it's really white, how will we tell the difference between green kryptonite and red kryptonite?!

Also, isn't saying it's kryptonite without the fluorine a little like saying water is just like hydrogen peroxide - but without the extra oxygen? If not, then remind me not to come to your house for tea...

i'm sorry but i don't think adamantium is obscure. I only watched the cartoons and i know what it is!

FWIW Superman Returns made almost $400 million.

But does it have "tar" in it, that's the important question.

We'll know Superman is on the white kryptonite when he's up for three days clubbing with transvestite hookers.

I used to be a chem major.

So one day, two potassium atoms walk into a bar. One of them says to the bartender, "Excuse me, my good sir. I believe that we might have left an electron here last night." The bartender says, "Are you sure?" To which the atom replies, "Yes, I'm positive."


Wuah wuah wuahahhhhhhh.

I can't say I really rejoiced at this, but if the Green Goblin ever shows up in the skies of a major city I'll be dancing in the streets.

I could swear there was a white K, but I don't remember what it does. I know that gold could permanantly remove his powers, red is unpredictable and blue works only on Bizarros, but I never heard of black or silver, could you enlighten us?

White K kills plants.

Haha, I wondered the same thing.

Was this make up of krytonite just created for Superman Returns, or was it established in a comic or previous movie?