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NO, And I'm also pissed that its not, but they also have lots of other sick ones. if you want suggestions, just search it up

He just works at the Daily Planet and stays there until he is finished with what he has been assigned to do. The only other thing he does is become Superman when something is wrong.

Impossible to say. It is a constant battle between all the "speedster" characters to see who is the fastest. However, ideally, Flash will always be the fastest since he is the original.

Super strength and super speed

Faster than a speeding locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound...also flying and x-ray vision (although that's definitely a secondary power).

yes robin and starfire do get together because in the movie where they go to japan to stop a criminal starfire gives him hints that she wants them to kiss so they eventually do kiss at the end and get together.

Kirk Alyn- "Superman" (1948) and "Atom Man vs Superman" (1950)

George Reeves- "Superman and the Molemen" (1951)

Christopher Reeve- "Superman: The Movie" (1978)/ "Superman II" (1980)/ "Superman III" (1983)/ "Superman IV: The Quest For Peace" (1987)

Brandon Routh- "Superman Returns" (2006)

Henry Cavill- "Man of Steel" (2013)

bob Kane created him he is the mastermind behind it he created batman the watchmen the flash wonder women the joker which by the way created the same year as robin anyway green lantern the penguin two face the riddler i could go further but hey they only give you so much room

i think the first comic was in 1937

Breaking Dawn is rated r but not for sexal reasons that part is not disturbing to children it is not bad even for my 5 year old child . The movie Breaking Dawn is rated r for the birth part and because adult tickets are more exspensive so it will rasie more money. It is really PG-13 - i heard this from the director i am friends with him so this is true

Considering the fact that Spider-man is the #1 comic series that Marvel owns,and to find one would be completely rare!(Condition also adds value) $300,000 depending on condition(damage reduces value).

A quality non-wrapped copy might fetch as much as $15/£10 however in mint condition with orignal protective wrap this would be worth as much as $50/£35.

it depends on the actors who porgtrayed him. for example Robert lowery's batman was 1.85, Adam west's batman was 1.88, Michael keaton's was 1.75, val kilmer's 1.83, george clooney's 1.82 and christian bale's 1.83 if you also consider Kevin conroy who did his voice in the animated series his height is 1.85

Fast enough to jump the Alantic ocean twice and back

created by the writer Gardener fox and artist Harry lampert.

Lots of characters episodes adventures mysterys drama horror comedy and good rateings but really a good story a good dressed person animal just think of someing i mean look at spongebobsquarepants but if you want a bad assed show then go to fox usa and if the scripts good enoght then hopefully you will be on your way. I hope this advice was helpful

Not as part of his normal attire but there must be times when he was drawn wearing a cap.

Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster

Yes- he is from the planet Krypton which exploded during his infancy and his biological father sent him away on a rocket to Earth just before the terrible incident occurred.

If Superman got a hold of the Flash then Superman would win.

The only thing Flash could do is run.

OK that's true but you got to take into account that superman has nothing on flash's speed he would have to catch him first and the flash can also use his speed for a LOT more than running he can suck the oxygen out of the air he can disrupt molecules you got to remember that for all his jokes flash was once a chemist which means he can come up with a lot of different ways to use his powers for a invulnerable guy superman can still be hurt and if flash forgot his ethnic code Superman's molecules are still molecules and can be disrupted and again while superman is fast he has Nothing on Flash.

It was on from September 1993 to June 1997- so that would make it four seasons. They all have been available to buy on DVD for the past few years now.

DC comics have many special titles, sometimes weekly, fortnightly, monthly, so that question is very hard to answer, although in general it could be anywhere from easily 50-200 issues a month.

In the original TV series he was played by Jack Larson.