Superhero costumes used to be stand alone works of fashion that over time became dated or cringe-worthy. But lately, movie and TV superhero costumes have been looking good -- with fewer complaints from the fans. I talk with costume designers Michael Wilkinson (Watchmen, Man of Steel, Batman v. Superman), Sammy Sheldon Differ (Ant-Man, X-Men: First Class) and Jams Acheson (Spider-Man trilogy) about what's changed. They're learning new tricks, and using better technology. But there's also been a change in attitude. The designers are now constantly asking themselves, "why?"
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This Week in Barron's: Wealthy Investors have discarded the old mantra of 'buying American'; The market is on the verge of gaining even more ground in 2010; CH Robinson, US freight broker, could soon get its growth groove back; Why you should charter a yacht for a summer Mediterranean getaway now.
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