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Superman
Superman, also known as Clark Kent or The Man of Steel, is an alien superhero. He was born in Krypton, but left for Earth in his quest to save his home. His powers include superhuman strength, skin (defense), and speed, the ability to shoot lasers from his eyes, ice breath, and flight. He has only two weaknesses: Kryptonite and any other star but the sun.
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Smallville began with Clark starting high school. Every season of Smallville is another year, or school year I guess. This means that:
Season 1 = grade 9 = 14/15
Season 2 = grade 10 = 15/16
Season 3 = grade 11 = 16/17
Season 4 = grade 12 = 17/18
Season 5 = 1st year uni = 18/19
Season 6 = farm = 19/20
Season 7 = farm = 20/21
Season 8 = daily planet = 21/22
Who is the most deadly superhero?
According to a self acclaim, John Keehan of Edgewater Chicago. He was a martial arts master who died of a bleeding ulcer, brought on by his stressors. But, according to the book "Top 1000 Worlds Deadliest" #1 is the Korean War general No-Dhin-Diyhm. He was considered dangerous for his ability to gain access to a large amount of nuclear warheads easily.
HAYLEY STEVENSON IS FAR MORE DEADLY
Where does Superman hide his cape?
It makes him look cool......unless you watch some tv series like Lois and clark, in which case he was found wrapped in the cape when he came to Earth as a child and so wears it as a hommage to his birth parents and the people of Krypton
Yes, definitely. Superman will not actually kill him but put him down. Thor is nothing besides a weak man without his hammer. Superman is more powerful than Thor in several ways. Thor fights using his mighty hammer whereas Superman, with deadly powers, mortal punch and heavy kicks. If Superman throws 100 punches in two seconds at Thor, then its a goodbye for the son of "Ordin". According to the Hero lists, Superman stands first, Hulk goes second and Thor the third. Putting the man of steel down is something incapable of doing.
What is Superman's sister name?
No. in the classic TV series he was a bachelor and lived alone in a small apartment, evidentlaly in Metopolis. some of the old TV shots were filmed in Jersey City (!!) Lois Lane was his number one girl in the TV show, but he has had several girl friends or love interests in the comic books such as Lana Lang ( who is a redhead and the daughter of archaeologist Professor Lang) Lori Lemaris, etc. in contrast, Batman, totally obsessed with crime fighting, has no love interests. it is odd the TV Superman had only one Love interest, tnough they were not married, the comic book one had several he is currently married (in some versions) to Lois Lane, and Lana Lang is no longer a supporting character. It struck me she was vaguely like Arlene Dahl.
What was the name of the Superman movie before Superman Returns?
Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (with Christopher Reeve)
What does the S on Superman mean?
Superman's "S" is actually the family crest of the House of El on Krypton, this is known through the comic books and seen in Superman the Movie when Marlon Brando has the crest displayed on his chest...in a further note, the crest is only worn by the eldest male decendent of any Krytonian family
Is there a superman character at Disney?
No, superman the ride is a ride at unaffiliated Six Flags theme parks
Clark Kent lives in Metropolis. Superman's 'home' could be considered his fortress of solitude at the North Pole.
Are Superman and Batman really friends?
In the most recent Justice League cartoons, it seems like they have something going on.
To the above answer: However, This Has not been confirmed, And the previous answerer is an idiot, Because they have said the wrong comic.
Golden Superman prime one million vs galactus?
optimus prime would own superman prime 1 million BADLY hes the 2nd strongest superman optimusprimes (he can beat chuck norris) feats
stronger than
900 million
chuck norrises who has the power of over 1,000,000 suns!
in energon (at on of his weakest omega supream forms) blew up dark god full power black unicron and destroyed him and caused an imbalance witch destroyed vegitillions of relats
even 1 million cant beat him. 1rst of all I will ignore the chuck n. Reference 2nd this s optimus prime 1g as in 1st generation not transformer armada the energon saga 3rd superman prime 1million s the strongest supes 2nd s silver age superman 3 rd s superboy prime 4th probaly s 2nd earth superman as in bronze age, optimus p. Can be hurt with humanoid weapons easily as for supes he can only be hurt with the strongest of weapons ( mostly made up ones) in this s superman bronze age 4th superboy prime did some major damage to anti monitor a being who eats entire universes and can destroy them with just 1 attack= all superman beats optimus prime 1rst generation.
Did flash beat Superman in a race?
Chuck Noris! WOW that was easy...
OK that was a dumb answer sorry but it had nothing to do with the question as for the answer Flash would win for all of supemans powers he is not and never will be as fast as the flash.
i would win
What are some words to describe Superman?
Foreword: Some of these descriptive words are spoken by Commissioner Jim Gordon is The Dark Knight.
A silent guardian, a watchful protector, a dark knight, incorruptible,
How much money is action comics issue 1 worth?
I own the original DC Batman comic book #9 from 1940, how much is it worth?
In the family sense, yes, Quite literally they were Kissing Cousins in the El family. I use the past tense as Kara Zor-el was killed off in the (crisis on infinite earths) plot line and is not part of the current DC series line-ups. Re-runs, of course have their own class of immortality- as with television shows.
Superman is a comic-book hero created by writer Jerome Siegel and cartoonist Joseph Schuster. These fictional stories say he was born on the planet Krypton, and was given the name Kal-El by his parents, Jor-El, his father, a scientist, and mother, Lara Lor-Van, who, in some stories, is portrayed as a librarian and historian.
One superman story reveals that Jor-El's and Lara's marriage was an arranged marriage, arranged between Lara's grandmother, Lady Nara, and Jor-El's father, Seyg-El.
Kal-El (aka 'Superman') was the product of this union.
This is how the fictional character Superman was created, naming (a) his actual human 'creators', and (b) his fictional parental background according to the sci-fi storyline and scenario of his origins.
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The following is how the people who came up with Superman, created him:
Superman was created by American writer Jerry Siegel and Canadian-born artist Joe Shuster in 1932 while both were living in Cleveland, Ohio, and sold to Detective Comics, Inc. in 1938, the character first appeared in Action Comics #1 (June 30, 1938) and subsequently appeared in various radio serials, television programs, films, newspaper strips, and video games.
Originally, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster first created a bald telepathic villain bent on dominating the entire world. He appeared in the short story "The Reign of the Super-Man" from Science Fiction #3, a science fiction fanzine that Siegel published in 1933. Siegel re-wrote the character in 1933 as a hero, bearing little or no resemblance to his villainous namesake, modeling the hero on Douglas Fairbanks Sr and his bespectacled alter ego, Clark Kent, on Harold Lloyd. Siegel and Shuster then began a six-year quest to find a publisher. Titling it The Superman, Siegel and Shuster offered it to Consolidated Book Publishing, who had published a 48-page black-and-white comic book entitled Detective Dan: Secret Operative No. 48. Although the duo received an encouraging letter, Consolidated never again published comic books. Shuster took this to heart and burned all pages of the story, the cover surviving only because Siegel rescued it from the fire. Siegel and Shuster each compared this character to Slam Bradley, an adventurer the pair had created for Detective Comics #1 (May 1939).
Siegel contacted other artists to collaborate on the strip, according to Gerard Jones feeling that "Superman was going nowhere with Joe". Toni Strobi, Mel Graff and Russell Keaton were all contacted as potential collaborators by Siegel. Artwork produced by Keaton based on Siegel's treatment shows the concept evolving. Superman is now sent back in time as a baby by the last man on Earth, where he is found and raised by Sam and Molly Kent. However Keaton did not pursue the collaboration, and soon Siegel and Shuster were back working together on the character again.
The pair re-envisioned the character, who became more of a hero in the mythic tradition, inspired by such characters as Samson and Hercules who would right the wrongs of Siegel and Shuster's times, fighting for social justice and against tyranny. It was at this stage the costume was introduced, Siegel later recalling that they created a "kind of costume and let's give him a big S on his chest, and a cape, make him as colorful as we can and as distinctive as we can." The design was based in part on the costumes worn by characters in outer space settings published in pulp magazines, as well as comic strips such as Flash Gordon, and also partly suggested by the traditional circus strong-man outfit. However, the cape has been noted as being markedly different from the Victorian tradition. Gary Engle described it as without "precedent in popular culture" in Superman at Fifty: The Persistence of a Legend. The circus performer's shorts-over-tights outfit was soon established as the basis for many future superhero outfits. This third version of the character was given extraordinary abilities, although this time of a physical nature as opposed to the mental abilities of the villainous Superman.
The locale and the hero's civilian names were inspired by the movies, Shuster said in 1983. "Jerry created all the names. We were great movie fans, and were inspired a lot by the actors and actresses we saw. As for Clark Kent, he combined the names of Clark Gable and Kent Taylor. And Metropolis, the city in which Superman operated, came from the Fritz Lang movie [Metropolis, 1927], which we both loved".
Although they were by now selling material to comic book publishers, notably Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson's National Allied Publishing, the pair decided to feature this character in a comic strip format, rather than in the longer comic book story format that was establishing itself at this time. They offered it to both Max Gaines, who passed, and to United Feature Syndicate, who expressed interest initially but finally rejected the strip in a letter dated February 18, 1937. However, in what historian Les Daniels describes as "an incredibly convoluted turn of events", Max Gaines ended up positioning the strip as the lead feature in Wheeler-Nicholson's new publication, Action Comics. Vin Sullivan, editor of the new book, wrote to the pair requesting that the comic strips be refashioned to suit the comic book format, requesting "eight panels a page". However Siegel and Shuster ignored this, utilizing their own experience and ideas to create page layouts, with Siegel also identifying the image used for the cover of Action Comics #1 (June 1938), Superman's first appearance.
Siegel may have been inspired to create the Superman character due to the death of his father. Mitchell Siegel was an immigrant who owned a clothing store on New York's Lower East Side. He died during a robbery attempt in 1932, a year before Superman was created. Although Siegel never mentioned the death of his father in interviews, both Gerard Jones and Brad Meltzer believe it must have affected him. "It had to have an effect," says Jones. "There's a connection there: the loss of a dad as a source for Superman." Meltzer states: "Your father dies in a robbery, and you invent a bulletproof man who becomes the world's greatest hero. I'm sorry, but there's a story there."
Who would win in a fight Superman or Hercules?
Zeus. He is immortal and could destroy God with a thunderbolt from his master bolt within seconds.
No Hulk cannot put Superman down. Hulk may be strong and outraged but Superman is mighty and powerful. Superman has various options to destroy his enemies whereas the Hulk has to get near to kill his opponent or grab a heavy item to hit his target. If Superman decides to fight Hulk without using his superpowers, the Hulk will win after a long battle. Superman still stands first. So the final answer is Superman wins against the Hulk.
The comic was created by American writer Jerry Siegel AND Canadian-born artist Joe Shuster in 1932 while both were living in Cleveland, Ohio, and sold to Detective Comics, Inc. Hope this helps:)
Who would win Godzilla vs hulk ironman Superman Spider-Man juggernaut and dr octopus?
Juggernaut wins unless Thor has Odinforce.
Juggernaut cannot be defeated physically. Thor has shown the ability to temporarily weaken Juggernaut but at the cost of Mjolnir. With the Odinforce he should be capable of cutting Juggernaut's powers off completely.
Where can you get a Batman thong?
Batman pajamas can be purchased at any clothing retail store. If they do not have in stock you can try to find some at a local party and comic shop for a relatively good price.
