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** ''[[Superman: The Animated Series]]'' uses it, but makes it even more useful by turning it into an effective (if short-term) spacesuit (Superman can survive in a vacuum, but can't breathe in one, in the animated series). It is, however, noticeably more fragile than Superman himself, so while he uses it often, he's not reliant on it.
** The suit reappeared for a story arc of ''Batman/Superman'' somewhat recently.
** The [[Silver Age]] had ''tons'' of Forgotten Phlebotinum.
** In those days, Superman also collected all manner of exotic gadgets in his Fortress of Solitude, in addition to all the Kryptonian gizmos in the Bottle City of Kandor. Generally, [[DC Comics]]'s Superman continuity cop (and world's biggest Superman fanboy) E. Nelson Bridwell was the only writer who consistently remembered what a fantastic array of machines Superman had access to.
* Shows up in one of the many ''[[The Avengers (Comic Book)|Avengers]]'' stories (the relaunch with Kurt Busiek). Justice, sidelined with a broken leg, goes on an [[Archive Binge]] and realizes that the best way to defeat an Adamantium robot on a homicidal rampage is with Antarctic (type B) Vibranium, a metal that somehow destroys any other metal within range when it exposed to the air. Fortunately, the Avengers destroyed an AIM base with stocks of type B vibranium four or five issues previously; but in all the long history of Ultron's rampages, some of the finest minds (Stark, Pym et al) in the world never linked the "really tough metal" and "destroys metal on contact" dots together.
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