What I find odd is that Superblack and about 50 other shaders were "known" at the beginning and viewable through the Destiny Tracker's "shader viewer." At that time, however, Glowhoo, Cryptographic, Middaye, Predawne, and Sunsetting (all added by Dark Below) were NOT listed until after the DLC was released. Not sure where those first 50 shaders were pulled from to allow them to be previewed, but I've only seen, "in person," maybe a dozen shaders not from a raid, Iron Banner, or sold by Eva, including Gilgamesh, Achilles, God of War, Frostfire, Bloodpact, Beowulf, and the three "promotional" shaders (Double Banshee and Oracle 99 form the 9-digit codes and Blacksmith from the latest CoD pre-order). The Superblack must be "real" enough for it to have appeared in that list of shaders extracted from wherever Destiny Tracker gets their data, but it could also have been among the content that was cut from the final game (such as the "Faction vote" items) for whatever stupid excuse Bungie wants to vomit up to justify why we got a stripped-down, bare-bones bastardization of the game we were originally promised.