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The phone booth scene at the end serves to homage Superman, often receiving homages as using a phone booth to change between Superman and Clark Kent. However, specific examples of the phone booth as a changing room rarely occurred, particularly following the 1940's, when phone booths started to have transparent glass or plastic sides. Wooden phone booths seemed available in the 1940's, per The Mechanical Monsters and The Bulleteers.
"D. C. Collins: [his interpretation of how "Stilletto" works] ... Try to imagine "Missile Command" - only played with real missiles, real stealth-bombers, real satellites... and, worst of all, real cities."
