To figure out those effects, Superman calls upon his longtime friend Batman, who seeks to find out what Kryptonite colors like purple and cobalt have in store for Superman. “Superman ...

"Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum is a story about new types of Kryptonite, and the effect those new types ... with art and cover by Martín Morazzo, colors by Chris O'Halloran and lettering ...

Maiolo’s colors are out of this world, and while Kryptonite is as deadly as ever ... Those last few pages shake up everything, and the ripple effects go far beyond the boundaries of Metropolis.

Night-vision goggles can let you see infrared light in green, but these contacts let you see it in green, blue, and red wavelengths.

Futuristic and safer than kryptonite, the new contact lenses can ... “Through these [lenses], we achieved NIR color vision in humans, which could encode more abundant NIR information,” they ...

Cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum) is infamous for choking out native species, creating an ecological nightmare for wildlife and ...

While there are many different colors of kryptonite with their unique effects, the most famous is green, which emits a specific radiation that is poisonous to Kryptonians, and long exposure can ...

colors by Marcelo Maiolo and letters by Dave Sharpe. In this latest issue, as Superman races to stop an asteroid, he finds that it is completely made out of Kryptonite. The first half of Superman ...

The Man of Steel must discover what effect these new Kryptonites have on him with the help of Batman. Kryptonite is Superman's main weakness, a material from his home planet of Krypton.

American designer Joe Doucet has developed a pigment that changes color, depending on the temperature. It could be a game ...

The fierce spirit of Aries is symbolized by red. Like the people born under this sign, it is vivid, bold, and unabashedly audacious. Red arouses passion, self-assurance, and vitality, propelling ...

But others report seeing different colors from “soft pink and gentle pastel” to “clean blue,” he continues. These hues are often linked to what Brierre describes as prenatal regression.