Superman

The most famous one would be Kal-L or Kal-El (depending on whether you started reading comics in the Golden age or the Silver age).

I am speaking of the canonical or traditional Kara Zor-el here. her foster parents wee the Danvers family, so she was called Linda Lee Danvers. Wore a brunette wig for camouflage purposes. Mr. Danvers was an electronics engineer.

To avenge his parent who were killed by a thug. After that, he used his fortune he inhareted and his education to take over Wayne co., Become a detective, and make weapons and suits to become a super hero known as.......Batman, aka the Dark Knight.

His weakness is famously kryptonite, and his strengths include super strength, super ,speed, super durability, and super senses.

This question is hard to answer. It has been shown that both have an incredible flight speed, apparantly being able to break the sound barrier, but it's hard to measure. Neo was able to create a vortex behind him in the second movie when he's trying to catch Trinity. Superman would be able to do something similar for Lois or anyone for that matter. The only thing that changes anything is how they get their speed. Superman gets his power from the sun, a fixed source, similar to a battery. Neo gets his from his mind, which is similar to an engine in that it can go faster if you give it more. But is that more powerful to beat the power of the sun? I think it can, but to do so would mean Neo's death. Therefore Superman would have a faster average speed but Neo would have a faster reachable speed.

The first live-action film was a black and white serial made in 1948.

The first Superman film was an animated short made in 1941. It was directed by Dave Fleischer. It starred Bud Collyer, Joan Alexander, Jackson Beck. It was produced by Fleischer Studios and released by Paramount Pictures.

Newspaper reporter, sometimes with a camera, for the Daily Planet. Jimmy Olsen was more occupationally a photographer. These roles were more or less etched in stone (like the Daily Planet signs) there were rumors the fictional paper was in part based on the Jersey Journal as in the crowd scenes of the TV Superman, the title character appeared to vault over what looked like Journal Square ( as it was in the fifties). so it goes.

It exploded. ... for some reason. The exact cause of the explosion tends to vary from story to story; sometimes it's natural (the people who write comic books tend not to be scientists, and apparently think that planets just explode sometimes because why not) and sometimes it's caused by the people living there doing something "unenvironmental" (see above parenthetical comment).

They have many similarities: both of their home planets were destroyed shortly after their departure, both were found by loving caretakers, they both have alien names that they never fully accept. They are also uncommonly good and try their best to never kill. They always try to see the good in others, even in the people trying to kill them.

Irving Penn was born on June 16, 1917 and died on October 7, 2009. Irving Penn would have been 92 years old at the time of death or 98 years old today.

The first and most important charateristic of a superhero is bravery, it doesn't matter if he/she is on the good or the evil side, a superhero must rise up to challenges and face them boldly. Secondly, everyone has a weak point, a fault in their character that they can't help, so does superheroes.

Clark Kent was born on the planet Krypton with the name Kal-El. However, when Krypton was on the verge of destruction, Kal-El's father, Jor-El, built a spacecraft and send his son away, saving his life. The child landed on the planet Earth, where he was adopted and raised by the Kents and given the name Clark. He had no knowledge of his actual birthplace throughout his childhood.

He came from a planet in outer space where super powers like his are natural.

Understand it is a comic and nothing has to make sense. His home planet Krypton had a red sun and Earth has a yellow one. That is supposed to make the difference. His father Jor-El sent him here in a rocket . Their planet was destroyed when their sun blew up. His body is suppose to be denser making him bullet proof here. I can allow for the x-ray and heat vision and the being bullet proof, but how does he fly. He would have to generate some force to push against a surface to fly. He just does. It is never explained how he does what he does, just that it is because of the different types of suns.

Since Smallville is about a young Superman in the end he will be with Lois Lane. Clark Kent and Lois Lane its fate.

He was originally going to in the sequel to "Superman Returns" that Bryan Singer had hoped to have released by either 2009 or 2010- but that movie was scrapped after Warner Bros. decided to completely reboot the series and Routh has stated in interviews that his contract has now expired. A reboot is being planned for release in 2013 meaning every character is being replaced with a brand new cast.

to protect the citizens and the buildings in the city from the criminals like the joker.

In the final episode of the series, which originally aired on May 13, 2011, the two Daily Planet reporters were engaged and trying to find the time to get married. "Smallville" ran for 10 seasons on The WB (2001-2006) and The CW (2006-2011).

No. Superman Returns was released on November 22, 2006 for Xbox, Xbox 360, Playstation 2, and Nintendo DS.

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Superman is an American icon and can never die. Every story where it has happened always resulted with him coming back to life.

Due to his super fitness- it is logical that he would live a lot longer than an average human. His body resists incredible physical damage, but it is not completely indestructible. He can bleed and he does age throughout time. He has a super powered body which requires a super powered heart in order for it to run. One day that heart might not be be able to maintain his super powered body and what he puts it through any more than an average man's heart that runs an average man's body.

As a superhuman being, well opinion is divided, He would have a stomach and digestive system as he did in child form on Krypton. It was stated in some of the reference quiz-books that ideally Superman did not have to eat or drink, but it seems to me these organs would need some exercise as do their human counterparts. Superman"s body is essentially of human or anthropomorphic type. It might be added a true Immortal or God type would not require foodstuffs. this is valid in a number of religions, and as food and eating is considered a form of violence to some beliefs- well the saying goes, there are no restaurants or commissaries in Heaven. However Superman, a fictional character, is not a God but a special case of extraterrestrial life. It may also be said that Superman eats the rays of the sun and his cells are renewed by the sun alone.

no.... the hulk is just a state of Bruce banner that is huge strong and nearly uncontrollable that pretty much rampages for revenge yet Bruce is slowly gaining more control in the newer issues.. so if he had a sidekick than the sidekick would go bye bye pretty fast! Originally, when he first gained his powers, the Hulk was often accompanied by Rick Jones (who was mainly responsible for him gaining his powers in the first place). Rick stayed with the Hulk, on and off, for years. At other times though the Hulk has had other companions such as Jim Wilson, Kate Waynesboro, the Recordasphere, and Amadeus Cho. Aditionally he has been the member of many teams such as the Avengers, Defenders, Pantheon, the Order, Titans Three, Heroes For Hire, the Warbound and a temporary alternate Fantastic Four.

Value is determined by a number of factors, especially condition. Look up the NRA Condition Grading Definitions For Antique Firearms. You can find these in a number of places. Try searching for "NRA Condition Grading Definitions For Antique Firearms" using the Google search form to the right. Be realistic in your appraisal. To get a reliable estimate of the value of your gun, see a professional appraiser. If you just want a basic estimate, buy yourself the current Blue Book of Gun Values. This is considered the most accurate source book for gun values. Ultimately, though, value is subjective. Value is based on the worth to an individual collector. What's more, the sentimental value of the gun to you could be much higher than what a collector will pay for it.

Like everything in life, it's worth what you can get. Find out what they're selling for on Ebay.

The 1993 version printed by DC in the US goes for around $20 right now.

Edit: It depends on the cover. The platinum edition, for example, goes for a lot more than the others. Anywhere from $50-$400.