Tom Welling"s Older Superman Gets A Futuristic Justice League 3000 Inspired Costume In Smallville Art

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This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available.When a show is as popular as Smallville, there"s bound to be a variety of interesting art from fans. In fact, the long-running superhero series has a dedicated fanbase that regularly produces stunning reimaginations of its characters. Smallville"s story lends itself to this concept, as it follows a young Clark Kent on his journey to become Superman. Because it was conceived as a Clark-centric show and not a Superman one, the series ended when he donned the cape.
As such, fans often take to social media to share their interpretations of the characters as they appear in the comics. Recently, user @buffy2ville reimagined Tom Welling"s Clark Kent/Superman as a 31st-century hero alongside other Smallville characters, pulling inspiration from the New 52 series, Justice League 3000. In addition to Superman, the artist also redesigned Kyle Gallner"s Bart Allen/Impulse to match his Justice League 3000 counterpart, as well as Batman, who never appeared on the television series but did feature in the Smallville Season Eleven comics.
@buffy2ville frequently shares art of Welling as both Superman and his reporter alter ego, in addition to other characters such as Laura Vandervoort"s Kara Zor-El/Supergirl. These images are often based on alternate versions of Superman across DC media, such as Justice League 3000.
What Tom Welling's Justice League 3000 Superman Costume Art Means Close @buffy2ville"s Smallville art showcases the potential of a fully-realized Welling Superman. Though Justice League 3000 is set in the 31st century, making a Smallville project in that setting unlikely, it"s a fun Elseworlds concept.
Alternatively, with a Smallville continuation in the works by Welling and costar Michael Rosenbaum, the concept could come to frutition. The actors reportedly have a concept for an animated series following up on its 10-season run. Given the choice to make the sequel animated, it is possible for a future Smallville project to explore more high-concept ideas like an episode—or even an entire arc—set in the future. If the series goes in that direction, a design concept like the fan art could make for a great aesthetic for Welling"s Superman.
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