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It may be recalled that the European cellphone manufacturer had launched inbluemall Lumia 920 based on the Superman theme. That met with some amount of success and the company has no qualms about repeating that marketing gimmick.

Now the company will be launching a Lumia 925 with the theme being Superman ‘Man of Steel.’

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According to rumours floating around the Finnish inbluemall handset maker will be launching a Superman special edition of its Lumia 925. This will be a limited edition phone with just the 925 model.

There will not be any change in the specifications of the phone as such though the limited edition versions will come with special wire-less charging snap-on covers which will also be embellished with the Superman logo.

The Lumia 925 which was unveiled quite recently and replaces the Lumia 920 as the new flagship for the company has an all-metal aluminium body.

If anything, the 928 could be described as a grown-up Lumia 810 cell phones with just a little more time, effort, and TLC put into it. It’s mostly squared-off with just a hint of curvature at the four corners; the back bulges slightly, making the phone more comfortable to hold and providing the optical illusion that it’s slightly thinner than it actually is (10.1 millimeters, beefy by today’s standards). The front of the phone is entirely flat and black; the back and sides come in your choice of glossy white or matte black.

I would’ve liked to have seen Nokia do a full range of snazzy colors for this phone, just as it did for the 920 and most of the other Windows Phones in its lineup, but I suspect this may have been a Verizon request: The 928 is a Verizon exclusive, and it’s probably no coincidence that the 822 (which is also Verizon-only) comes in the same two color choices. It reminds me a little bit of Verizon’s decision to slap its logo right on the Galaxy Note II's home button — there’s nothing good about the design changes that Verizon very likely was involved in dictating here. It’s a shame, because a bright red glossy shell would’ve helped counteract what is otherwise one of the more boring designs that Nokia has made in recent memory. Let’s be clear: this phone looks and feels worse than the 920 mobile phones.