Superman

The Flash would likely win in a battle against the Silver Surfer due to his incredible speed and ability to manipulate time. The Flash's speed force powers give him a significant advantage in combat situations.

He learned of who he was destined to become through his biological father Jor-El. He is believed to have developed his good ways from his adoptive parents Jonathan and Martha Kent who possibly had him realize his powers were for helping others in trouble rather than showing them off for personal gain.

superman is able to manipulate psionically,gravitaion particles, in an unknown and unconcious manner. to defy the forces of gravity.

at first he could only jump an eighth of a mile but do to his molecular structure and expsure to the yellow sun his ability to jump great distances turned into flight.

He lives life as Clark Kent working a job as a reporter for a newspaper called the Daily Planet. When there is trouble- he assumes the identity of Superman as a disguise so he can use his superpowers in public without anyone knowing it is actually Clark Kent doing all that stuff. His abilities are superstrength, super flight, super hearing, super breath, heat vision, and X-ray vision. He does not kill his enemies as he fights for "truth, justice, and the American way".

Clark Kent's parents were Jonathan and Martha Kent.

Superman's "mother" and "father" on Krypton named him Kal-El.

It was only after he arrived on planet Earth that he got the name "Clark Kent" and "Superman".

In some versions he became "Superboy" before he became "Superman" for obvious reasons.

Earth. He was a scientist who just invented stuff, and then became a superhero.

The value of a Superman comic book from 1993 or 1994 varies depending on its condition, rarity, and demand. Generally, these comics can range from a few dollars to a few hundred dollars. To determine a more precise value, it is recommended to consult a guidebook or reach out to a comic book appraiser.

The Incredible Hulk is known for fighting a variety of enemies including Abomination, Thor, and Wolverine in the comics and movies. He has also battled the Avengers and other Marvel superheroes at different times.

The value of a Stan Lee autographed comic book can vary depending on factors such as the condition of the comic, the specific issue, and the demand for Stan Lee's autograph at the time. Generally, his autograph can add significant value to a comic book, especially if it is a key issue or has sentimental value to collectors. Professional authentication of the autograph may also impact its value.

In most comic storylines, Doomsday is portrayed as stronger than the Hulk. Doomsday's power is specifically designed to continuously adapt and become stronger during battle, whereas the Hulk's strength has limits. Ultimately, the outcome would likely depend on the specific portrayal of each character and the context of their encounter.

The Hulk's personality is often characterized as primal, aggressive, and fueled by anger. He tends to be impulsive, destructive, and struggles to control his emotions, often leading to destructive behavior. However, he also has moments of vulnerability and can display loyalty and compassion towards those he cares about.

It probably depends on whether you're talking about "golden age" Superman, "silver age" Superman, or "modern age" Superman versus the original mini-comics He-Man, Filmation cartoon He-Man, or the 2002 animated He-Man. Overall, both characters have performed similar feats involving lifting mountains, bending or breaking "unbreakable" objects or even pushing entire moons and planets, and neither of them ever really had a definite upper limit to their strength. Both Superman's and He-Man's strength seem to vary from one generation to the next or even from one story to the next, and simply seem to be as strong as the writers want them to be. The original Superman was only slightly stronger than a locomotive, and though he was bulletproof, he could be hurt by bombs or missiles. Later on his powers and resistance to damage became godlike, and then recently his powers got reduced a bit to make him more realistic. The original mini-comics He-Man was a tribal barbarian (similar to Conan) and though he was the strongest warrior on his planet, his strength wasn't quite portrayed as superhuman. Later on in the TV cartoons, He-Man's strength was fueled by powerful magic and became virtually unlimited (especially in the 2002 series).

This would be a match for the ages , this would be a toss up , i think most people online would believe that superman would win , but if u were to watch he-man u would see he's done just as impressive stuff as superman , .........both of them have unlimited strength

Actually... He-Man fought Superman in DC comics way back in 1982. Being vulnerable to Magic, Skeletor took control of Superman and made him battle He-Man. The comic made it a point to show they were of equal strength, and the fight was essentially a stalemate.

Superman is the man, but he will be owned. He can barely defeat Darkseid one on one, and Thanos is arguably stronger, especially since he cant die. Plus, Thanos fights foes that are stronger then him for a living. That is what he does. He finds an insurmountable task, then after he completes it, he destroys everything and starts anew. Supes is strong, but Thanos has beaten The Champion and the other elders of the Universe. He has beaten The In-Betweener, an agent of Lord Chaos and Master Order. He has beaten the heralds of Galactus, The Beyonder, Gladiator, Thor, Titans and Eternals, and fought Adam Warlok and his doppelganger the Magus. He has defeated all with skill, strength, cunnign, and sheer power all without the gems that so many like to put on him like a crutch.

Superman is capable of beating Thanos, but he would have an awfully hard time to beat someone with the sheer power of Darkseid adn the ruthlessness of Lex Luthor. Supes will be crushed repeatedly till he gets help, gets lucky, of Thanos wins.

It's difficult to determine a clear winner between Captain Marvel and Superman, as both characters possess impressive powers and abilities. The outcome would likely depend on the specific circumstances of the battle and how the writers choose to portray their strengths and weaknesses.

Superman first appeared in Action Comics #1, which was published in 1938. This comic marked the debut of the superhero genre and has since become an iconic moment in comic book history.

It is possible for that to happen- but none of the villains have ever succeeded in doing so. Even being badly beaten by the intergalactic monster Doomsday and overexposure to kryptonite was not enough to take him out for good.

Please rephrase - the question is unclear.

Honestly, Superman. Sure, Hancock grew the beginnings of the same morals as Supes, but he lacks the other powers that Superman has.

And yes, I know that Superman having all of the powers that he does is really cheap, but hey, the guy is the personification of good.

In the Supergirl comic series. It was issue #0, believe it or not. What happened was that the story was published a month or so before Supergirl's series came out, and thus it was published in Superman/Batman #19. Once Supergirl had her own series (which obviously started with #1) they included that issue in with her books. It was named #0 to indicate that it came before all the others. Hope this helps!

To generate different powers by attempting to do something, say fly or go invisible, therefore learning how to do that thing. :D

Hello, As with most comics, the condition of the comic book is very important. This signed edition of Superman #75 was offered by Dynamic Forces in the eraly 1990's and should also include a Certificate of Authenticity. The correct names are: Jerry Siegel and Dan Jurgens. Jerry was one of the original creators of Superman way back in 1938. These comics range from $150-$350 if they have been certified by CGC (Certified Guaranty Company ). If I were you, I would keep this gem or pass it on to someone who would cherish a great collectible item by one of the pioneers of the comic book industry.

Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, drums/percussion, bass, piano, violin, viola, cello. This information was obtained from the CD's (America Town) liner notes.

Superman: The Movie (1978)

Management jobs are jobs where you are in the middle. You are between superiors over you and workers below you. Both of those conditions can put

great stress on you and sometimes you have to be like superman to triumph

over achieving what both of those conditions want at the same time.