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  1. Apr 18, 2024 · So here are Anthony’s 13 REASONS SUPERMAN STILL INSPIRES US AFTER 80 YEARS. — Dan. By ANTHONY DESIATO. Earlier this month, I celebrated my 31st birthday. For the past 26 years, whenever someone has asked me who my favorite comic book character is, the answer has been automatic and unwavering: Superman.

    • 10 Relevant: The Ultimate Immigrant Story
    • 9 Not Relevant: The Costume
    • 8 Relevant: Hope
    • 7 Not Relevant: The Secret Identity
    • 6 Relevant: Truth, Justice, and All of That Stuff
    • 5 Not Relevant: Smallville
    • 4 Relevant: The First Superhero
    • 3 Not Relevant: The Day Job
    • 2 Relevant: Family
    • 1 Not Relevant: The Stakes

    “Rocketed as a baby from the doomed planet Krypton…”. Supermanis the ultimate example of someone that came from another place to America and “made good”. Immigrants are very much on the minds of Americans today. Superman could be a great help to elevate the negative connotations the idea of the immigrant has now. America is a nation of immigrants. ...

    Creators Siegel and Shuster admittedly counted “The Mask Of Zorro” as an influence and Zorro and Don Diego de la Vega as templates for both Superman and Clark Kent respectively. Early comedian Harold Lloyd was also an influence on the look of Clark Kent. The “underwear on the outside” came from circus strongmen and wrestlers outfits. Related: 10 We...

    In the film “Man of Steel”, the “S” on Superman’s chest is the Kryptonian symbol for hope. The country is split down the middle because of social and political issues and a figure that inspires hope is something that this country is in desperate need of these days. Superman works best when he is inspiring. In nearly every incarnation of the Justice...

    To comics outsiders, a pair of glasses and a suit shouldn’t be fooling anyone when it comes to Clark Kent. Over the years, writers have tried to expand the idea by having Clark study acting techniques, wearing deliberately larger clothing, slouching and several other excuses to hide his identity. Related: Superman: 10 Questionable Moral Decisions H...

    The Superman TV series ended with the saying “Truth, Justice and the American Way.” Truth has become subjective and is seemingly under daily attack. The once reliable institutions have become unreliable sources. Justice itself is up for grabs. Money and race seem to be the deciding factors on who gets justice, who gets arrested and who gets shot. “...

    Smallville has always been portrayed as the quintessential small town, where everyone knew everyone. The quiet, sleepy areas where nothing very bad happens, everyone thinks the same, talk the same and mostly looks the same. Those ideas went away with "Mayberry RFD" and black and white TV. Related: DC: The 10 Rarest Superman Comics (& What They're W...

    Although there is a precedent to argue this point, Superman was the first superhero and the archetype for the “Golden Age of Superheroes”. Superman established a number of the things that became constants of the superhero genre: The altruistic nature, the skintight costume, powers and abilities, a secret identity and an identifying code name. After...

    “Mild Mannered Reporter for a Major Metropolitan Newspaper”. There is a definite need for good reporters today. People who aren’t afraid to speak truth to power and who will shine a light into the dark places are desperately needed. It is the “Major Metropolitan Newspaper” part that is the problem. The fact is that very few newspapers exist anymore...

    One of the best things about DC Rebirth is that the marriage of Lois Lane and Clark Kent remained part of the continuity but it also gives them a child, Jonathan Samuel Kent, who has grown into the newest Superboy. Unlike some marriages in comics, the marriage of Lois and Clark has redefined both characters and made them stronger and better for it....

    A chief complaint of some writers has been that Superman is difficult to write because it is nearly impossible to challenge him. Any good story has a point where the characters meet challenges that they have to overcome. If Superman is basically a god, what challenges can there be and stakes that make the audience empathize with his struggle? This ...

  2. Jun 16, 2013 · In spite of science’s unveiling of the mysteries of the world in the past centuries and the rise of postmodernism over the past half-century, however, people still seem to have an even greater need for supermen and superwomen.

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  3. Apr 21, 2018 · From battling Nazis in the early 1940s to ditching his iconic red trunks for a while, Superman has had his share of reinvention over the years. Through all these changes, though, Superman has always embodied a specific set of ideals that helps cement his status as an icon.

  4. Sep 1, 2022 · But the 1978 Supermansometimes called Superman: The Movie—is still the greatest superhero movie, and its star, the late Christopher Reeve, the greatest Superman. And if ever there was a time...

  5. Oct 29, 2020 · There’s already plenty in Superman’s classic incarnation that is still compelling today. But just like every other superhero, Superman doesn’t need to be static.

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  7. Dec 12, 2019 · As of this article, Henry Cavill is still Superman, but if Warner Bros. end up doing a reboot, they have a perfect opportunity to use a character that we haven’t seen in live-action.

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