Henry Cavill news, update: Amidst the growing fan base, media and internet speculations, and wildfire teasers on the "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” the world is now at the edge of its seat for snippets of the upcoming battle of epic proportions in the world of DC Comics.

British actor Henry Cavill has not yet put on his red cape, but the business attire and nerdy outfit is definitely a start.

A photo courtesy of the Royal Marines Charitable Trust Fund (RMCTF) spread all over the online world, showing Cavil not as the Man of Steel, but as the geeky and charming Clark Kent.

The Royal Marines Charitable Trust Fund is a U.K.-based society dedicated in uplifting and taking care of current and veteran Royal Marines, along with their families. The British Superman is a loyal benefactor of the charity’s goal.

For the complete look of Cavill’s role as Kent, check out this link: https://t.co/q4HcEqw0Mr

The RMCTF posted a photo last June 30 of Cavill wearing some kind of straitlaced suit and tie that clearly hints Kent’s style of clothing as a Daily Planet reporter. The most obvious clue of Cavill acting out Kent’s role is the director’s chair labelled with the name “Clark.”

Despite the media circus anticipating for any more updates on the Superman-Batman face off, director Zack Syner has kept the world in the dark on what he is preparing to serve in 2016. Warner Bros., however, declared that the movie will be shot in Detroit, Michigan and in a few foreign areas.

We also do know the star-studded line-up in 2016, aside from Henry Cavill as Superman and Ben Affleck as Batman. Fast & Furious star Gal Gadot plays Wonder Woman, another member of the legendary Justice League. Jeremy Irons stars as Alfred, Laurence Fishburne as Perry White, Victor Stone as Cyborg, and Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor. Amy Adams also returns in the big screen as Superman’s leading lady, Lois Lane.

Snyder’s Man of Steel has made a mark at the box office after making more than $650 million dollars. With the help of Chris Terrio as writer and David Goyer as screenwriter, "Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice" will rise in cinemas on May 6, 2016.