Rey Mysterio is not only one of the most iconic wrestlers to come out of Mexico for what he's been able to do in the ring, but he's arguably one of the most recognisable stars in all of wrestling. His masks and the outfits that go with them have transcended pop culture to the point that even non-wrestling fans often recognize Mysterio on sight. Mysterio has also incorporated a number of references into his WrestleMania attires over the years, specifically superheroes from Marvel and DC Comics, but during a recent interview with Adrian Hernandez, Mysterio revealed that WWE told him to slow down references for legal reasons.

"Actually WWE had to shut me down for a minute because I was getting too exaggerated," Mysterio said. "I was like 'It's my logo, I'm just using their colors.' Maybe Captain America, maybe a star here, the gloves ... They told me 'Maybe you've got to stop a little bit, because [we're] getting cease and desist letters.'"

Mysterio revealed that he has a cool idea for WrestleMania 41 that he hopes will work out for him, but he will have to find his way on to the card before any gear can be made for him. He went on to explain that the first time he tried incorporating superheroes into his gear was back in his formative years in AAA, when he came out in a Superman-inspired outfit, only with Mysterio's then-patented "question mark" logo front-and-center instead of a capital S.

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