Three months ago, that Samsung may be developing a limited edition Batman v Superman variant of the to coincide with the worldwide release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Unfortunately, chatter died down shortly after the movie hit the box office and it looked as if the handset wasn’t going to see the light of day. However, that may be about to change.
Earlier today, Samsung took to its official Twitter page to share two teasers for the upcoming device. The first is an image displaying the front of a illuminated by the gleam of the Bat-Signal, while the second is a GIF showcasing the handset’s box embossed with a glossy Bat logo. Seeing as this project is a collaboration between the South Korean company and DC Comics, it’s plausible that we could see a Superman version launch shortly after.
Injustice is about to be served.
— Samsung Mobile (@SamsungMobile)
This isn’t the first time that Samsung has worked with a publishing company for an of one of its flagship smartphones, though. If you cast your mind back to June 2015, you may recall that the manufacturer teamed up with Marvel to release a mere 1,000 sought-after units anodized in a gorgeous red and gold hue with an Iron Man logo printed beneath the glass on the back. The device quickly gained attention picking up a resale price of over $1,000.
Earlier today, Samsung took to its official Twitter page to share two teasers for the upcoming device. The first is an image displaying the front of a illuminated by the gleam of the Bat-Signal, while the second is a GIF showcasing the handset’s box embossed with a glossy Bat logo. Seeing as this project is a collaboration between the South Korean company and DC Comics, it’s plausible that we could see a Superman version launch shortly after.
Injustice is about to be served.
— Samsung Mobile (@SamsungMobile)
This isn’t the first time that Samsung has worked with a publishing company for an of one of its flagship smartphones, though. If you cast your mind back to June 2015, you may recall that the manufacturer teamed up with Marvel to release a mere 1,000 sought-after units anodized in a gorgeous red and gold hue with an Iron Man logo printed beneath the glass on the back. The device quickly gained attention picking up a resale price of over $1,000.