r/superman • u/OfflineLad • 12h ago
Superman giving Hal Jordan's niece Helen handmade birthday present
From The Spectre (2001)
r/superman • u/OfflineLad • 12h ago
From The Spectre (2001)
r/superman • u/DarkJayBR • 7h ago
It's funny how she dislikes Catwoman for being a freak, and then it's later revealed that she and Supes are freaks as well.
r/superman • u/TheAmericanW1zard • 15h ago
"You can’t be Kal-El. He was a sweet chubby baby who laughed when you tickled his feet"
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fanart by u/drumsoftheserpent
in honor of the halloween season what do you think would supermans favorite horror movie would be or if he would even have any with him being a Boy Scout and all.
personally if he did have one i think Clark would like alot of the goofy 19050s B-horror movie ones i especially think he would love the original 1950s The Blob though he would still respect the 1980s blob remake on its own merit even if he wouldn't like it due to the gore and shit.
r/superman • u/jstamper97 • 1d ago
Also God, Ivan Reis' heat vision is so cool!
r/superman • u/BennyBugWSNK • 47m ago
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It doesn’t get any more scientific than these two examples
r/superman • u/Potential-Mess6826 • 7h ago
From Superboy #69
How the Pre-Crisis Superman as Superboy learned to fly and realized he didn't need to breathe air.
I also like the inclusion of "Up, Up, and Away!"
r/superman • u/Kahndaq- • 11h ago
DC needs to make him remember his history and legacy again.
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r/superman • u/Equivalent_Order_901 • 17h ago
Can someone explain to my friend on why Superman is older then supergirl she’s not seeming to understand trying to debate with logic about a universe where superpowers exist someone please explain this
r/superman • u/MSX-24 • 1d ago
Batman is my number one superhero, but Superman has become my second favorite. I used to have a very skewed view of Superman when I was younger, I thought he was just a strong, boring character, but after watching My Adventures with Superman, he really caught my attention. I loved the show, read more comics about him, and started to like him even more. Then I saw the announcement for the Superman movie; I was so happy, so happy, in fact, with the first trailer that I teared up (I’m not kidding, I actually teared up!). When the movie came out, I absolutely loved it, so much so that he became my second favorite hero and the film became one of my favorite superhero movies. It is easily one of the best works in the genre I’ve ever seen. There was also a comic I read where Batman was with a child, it was a rescue mission, and Robin was there too, and the kid said, "I'm sorry, but my favorite hero is Superman," and Batman replied, "I'll let you in on a secret: he's my favorite hero, too." I read that and thought, "Yes, Batman, mine too.". Batman remains my favorite hero of all, but Superman makes me feel something different.
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r/superman • u/Ouch7C • 5m ago
Whenever I see scenes of Supes in a fight with someone there are always visual of Superman hitting or being hit with and I-beam or a concrete pillar. Superman is so much more durable than iron that this wouldn't be much different than you or I being hit with a pool noodle. It might sting a bit, but it wouldn't even leave a bruise. Granted, swinging a long I-beam does provide extra leverage, but IMO it's just not rigid enough to hurt Superman.
Likewise, when Superman gets smashed into the ground, that would be like a regular person getting smashed into something with the consistency of chocolate cake. It wouldn't even sting, it'd just be annoying. Superman routinely flies through the ground as a tactic, so smashing him into it would be irrelevant.
I know that these visuals are in place because they look cool, but they do take me out of my suspension of belief.
The hardest thing Superman can hit something with is his own fists.
Just a thought.
r/superman • u/Mysterious_Dog_2164 • 1d ago
Can't believe it took me this long to watch and finish it. It went by so fast 🥲ðŸ˜. What do I do next? ðŸ˜
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r/superman • u/Potential-Mess6826 • 1d ago
From Action Comics #1103
I'll always appreciate whenever Young Kal/Clark displays tendencies typical to Superman & Mild-Mannered Clark Kent.
r/superman • u/Necessary_Animal93 • 6h ago
For starters, this is my opinion, i don't share it to spoil yours. And this also ideas for my AU project.
Zod is an experienced Kryptonian with a power level equal to Kal’s, and he possesses a clear, understandable objective : to restore Krypton on Earth which is a feat impossible on other planets. He embodies everything Krypton once was, a world Kal never really knew and see from his own eyes, and he represents everything what Lex Luthor is afraid of (in fact, Lex ought to be more afraid of Zod than of Kal). Zod is everything Kal was never designed to be ; he is capable of matching Kal in both raw power and intellect. I’ll die on this hill.
There is so much potential to make him a brilliant villain, as seen in Man of Steel. If we assume that he, Kal, and Kara are the only three surviving Kryptonians, then Zod’s "army" wouldn't consist of other Kryptonians, but rather emotionless, humanoid, robotic killing machines who are remnants of a forgotten Kryptonian robotic legion that Zod recovered while traversing the galaxy after Krypton’s destruction. He could have his own "Fortress of Solitude," but one that serves as the exact antithesis of Kal’s: a dark, prison-like environment populated solely by robots and drones. This setting would perfectly encapsulate the character’s tragedy : an immensely powerful being who is, at his core, profoundly alone, standing in stark contrast to Clark, who is surrounded by Lois, Kara, the Justice League, his parents, and his friends at the Daily Planet. But Zod could be part of another villains group like the Secret Society but a short time where he could betrays them.
Edit : IÂ forget to add that Zod could use the same tricks of Clark where he could adopts a human identity (i always see Zod wearing a helmet on the contrary of Superman and also to give a more Darth Vader vibe) and running a company with his technology to rival Lexcorp imo.
r/superman • u/palepatriot76 • 8h ago
Superman titles pretty straight forward I think, but do the Justice League books pretty much take place at the same time, so just read them along side via release date?