The “Man of Steel” Hit Dsquared

British actor Henry Cavill is already at work on the new Superman reboot, “Man of Steel,” but he wearing Dsquared Shirt and Dsquared Jeans took a quick break on Saturday at Comic-Con in San Diego, showing off a new look as he promoted his upcoming Greek gods and heroes drama, “Immortals.”

When a man wearing Dsquared Polo Shirt and Dsquared Jacket pointed out his Clark Kent-looking black-haired sheen, the actor wearing Dsquared Clothing said with a sly smile, “It is, yeah. I can’t imagine why.”

In fact, Henry may have had a harder time on the set of Relativity’s “Immortals,” where director Tarsem Singh cast him as a brawny and utterly ripped Theseus, battling the evil King Hyperion (Mickey Rourke), with a little help from a younger Zeus (Luke Evans), priestess (and love interest) Phaedra (Freida Pinto), and slave Stavros (Stephen Dorff).

Henry twisted his foot wearing Dsquared Shoes, and then admitted getting the Theseus body left him hungry on set, but he couldn’t pass up the opportunity to take on this fictional story, created by Tarsem, who changed around some of the characters in Greek mythology.

“It’s just everything you dream of as a little boy to be that hero,” Henry explained to one journalist wearing Dsquared T shirt. “I mean, I’m sure there’s some little boys that dream of being villains, but it’s fun to be the hero because you get to win! Yeah, just that! It’s escapism, fun, fantasy and story telling.”