Overview
- Metropolis Street Signs is a collection comprised of six street signs from the streets of Metropolis. These signs can be obtained from collection nodes found in the Metropolis.
Collectibles
- " Metropolis street signs are like a snapshot of the neighborhood. And are highly valued pieces of decor among Metropolis U students."
Mail Messages
- Upon completion of this collection players receive a message from The Question or The Riddler, accessible from any Mail Terminal.
- Heroes:
- Villains:
Mail Messages
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Watchmaker's Breastplate| From: The Question |
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| " These street signs you collected were all removed from strategic locales. It's possible these street signs were removed by organized crime in an attempt to communicate with one another. I'll dig deeper." |
| Attachment: Watchmaker's Breastplate |
Mail Messages
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Watchmaker's Breastplate| From: The Riddler |
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| " Moving up in the world of crime to petty vandalism, are we? Still, I uncovered a rather esoteric connection between these street signs you've collected to the organized crime families and Apokolips. Fascinating." |
| Attachment: Watchmaker's Breastplate |
Item
- This collection rewards the player with the Watchmaker's Breastplate chest item (style: Steampunk).
Gallery
Trivia
- About the streets mentioned:
- 1938 Sullivan Lane (New Troy island) is where Clark Kent and Lois Lane's apartment building is located, a wedding present from Bruce Wayne. It first appeared in Superman: The Wedding Album #1 (1996).
- 344 Clinton Street is a high-rise apartment complex where Superman lived for the most part of his superhero career. It first appeared in Superman #46 (1947).
- Bessolo Boulevard is named after George Reeves (his real name being George Bessolo), the first actor to play Superman in a feature film, and it's the Metropolis' version of Broadway (NY). One of its earliest appearances is in Adventures of Superman #488 (1992).
- Topaz Lane is another Metropolis' version of Broadway, located in the New Troy island.
- Collyer Street is named after actor Bud Collyer, who voiced Superman in the first adaptation of the character — The Adventures of Superman, a radio show.
- Coates Boulevard is named after Phyllis Coates, the first actress to play Lois Lane in a feature film.
- Riddler's mail connects this collection to the Gotham's Gang War story arc.