In superman 2, what's the deal with the giant cellophane S superman uses on the bad guy?
489098
Comes from the Comic, it's supposed to imprision the enemy and stop movement.
183865
HELL YES!!! for a while i thought i was the only one!!! is he their CHEAPEST choice or do they really think the public will relate him to superman???? there must have been a better choice!!!
1105498
Right here. \n\n\nhttp://www.supermanmegasite.com/readarticle.php?article_id=30
836864
Because of the ozone layers ability to vaporize the debris and meteors that come into contact w/ Earth.  Also, Superman directs the larger ones back out to space.
1180785
I don't like Superman. I think he's lame, I mean, what's the point if he can just do EVERYTHING. Now, the Green-Lantern, that's my fave. I feel bad for him, no one likes that guy.
1072219
Are you trying to ruin Superman? Huh? Nah, just joking, not quite sure and I'm one of his biggest fans. That is a very good question.
967380
Many have tried... few have succeeded.\n\nBack in the sixties, the first ones to succeed in killing Superman were the Superman Revenge Squad. They came up with the idea of turning Kryptonite radiations into radio waves, and blanketing all Metropolis with them. (They did this by using a scientific device that broke down Kryptonite into energy, and then broke into a radio station and hooked it into the main transmitter.)\n\nThey tested it before the left their home planet, on an android that was programmed to think and act like Superman.\n\nWhen they got to Earth and carried out their scheme, Superman could not figure out where the K radiation was coming from. It felt like it was right next to him! He could not fly out of range of the rays in time and he died.\n\nThey took his dead body back to their homeworld to gloat over him. When they put him in a tomb (sick trophy!), the android recovered and felt sorry for Superman. The android found the prototype, the device that was used as a proof-of-concept device, and reversed its action, so that it sucked the K-radiation out of Superman's body. He recovered.(The device killed the andrid, who was not invulnerable, like Superman.)\n\nThen there was some other stuff about having to stop the SRS who threatened to erase all historical and scientific records, plunging the world back into the Dark Ages, unless they were voted into leadership. Superman stopped them, installed a ffreely elected leader, and they enshrined the body of the android, who was the one that really saved them all.\n\nThen, years later, there was some story about a guy called Doomsday, but I'm sure he wasn't very significant.\n\nThere is a character called Mongul, who is very tough and strong, like Superman. IIRC, Mongul is the one who destroyed Coast City, which drive Hal Jordan mad and caused him to destroy the rest of the GL corps. So, Mongul is a bada ss.\n\nThere was a great story with Mongul attacking Superman in the Fortress of Solitude on Superman's birthday. He almost beat Wonder Woman to death, brushed Batman aside with one hand, and was planning to rip Superman's head off and carryit on a spear-point. It was Robin that finally defeated Mongul but I don't know if this story is considered canonical. It was called "For the Man who has Everything" At the end, Superman spoke of throwing Mongul into a black hole. So I don't know if he is still available. But he was tough.\n\n8 NOV 06, 1901 hrs, GMT.
1082225
lol thats what i've been thinking when i was a kid, that Lois is too stupid not to realize that Superman is Clark Kent and vise versa or that they're twin at the least.
1060515
No he isn't grown-up enough to be a grown-up Superman. He still looks maybe 21 at most. In the Superman movie, Superman is supposed to be older after six years of being away from Earth.
1071544
You also have to remember that Superman also had mental blocks that he developed so he wouldn't create havoc on earth. If you remember his powers are limitless. The mental blocks helped him untill he learned to control that power he blocked.
650721
I don't think so. Smallville doesn't tie with the mithology of Superman as we know it. Lois already knows Clark without glasses so how is he gonna hide from her? Isn't he supposed to be wearing glasses already? How do Clark and Luthor become enemies?
1058990
Comics (in the 70's) showed him using his heat vision and a mirror to shave his beard.  It is a little inconstant since he has flown very close to the sun and he does not burn his hair off his head.  So maybe the heat vision is hotter then the surface of the sun?!?!?\n\nAlso in the 70's the comics suggested that everything that came from Superman's ship that carried him as a child has gotten the same invulnerability that Superman got from the sun.  That is why his suit so rarely needs repair as it was made from the blankets that were around him as a baby.  Maybe he uses the ships parts to make him some clippers?
1088262
God, I wish I knew, what a dork.  I have noticed a superman theme in his idiotic pic's however.  I wonder which one on his 360 page he should use as his Avatar.
221874
"Why? Why is Lois hiding her face?" Superman asks himself as his x-ray vision fails to penetrate Lois's vault-like mask. Lois Lane wearing a gigantic metal cube on her head? This looks like a job for Superman! Scanned at super-speed, Lois's diary reveals all: after putting her crack investigative skills and years of journalistic training into exposing a fake vaudeville "sorceress" named Circe, Circe avenged herself by tricking Lois into drinking a "magic potion" that would curse her with "the face of a cat" by morning's light. \n\nSure enough, next morning, Lois's landlady acts startled at Lois's appearance, while the neighbor kid looks at her and makes sounds of disgust. Glancing at her reflection in a nearby lake, Lois sees--to her horror--that Circe's curse was genuine! As we can plainly see, she has the face of a giant housecat! \n\nGuess what? Not really. She's been fooled with hypnotism into believing a cheap carny magician has somehow given her a cat's head. (Hey, how much was that college education?) It's all a hoax, which will come as a surprise to anyone who's never read a Silver Age comic book. Better yet, it's another hoax that exposes the first one! Superman--claiming that the government "is readying a WOMAN to be a SPACE PILOT" and has asked Lois to interview her--whisks Lois to a launching site, rightly figuring that when her guard is down, he can remove her mask with two carefully thrown drill-saws. (Don't look at me that way. I just work here.) Not, however, until Superman snaps his fingers "as loud as gunshots" does she awaken from her post-hypnotic state and a good laugh is had by all. Especially over that whole "asking a woman to pilot a spaceship" nonsense. \n\nWait! What about the reactions of the landlady and the kid? We almost forgot! And so did the writer! Turns out the landlady was stunned by Lois's appearance under a faulty lightbulb (just work here), while the rugrat was glancing past Lois and at a horror-flick billboard. Of course.
522712
Well, assuming that Superman is the person's actual name, and assuming that there happened to be more than one person named Superman, the plural form would technically have to be Supermans. It would only be supermen if you were describing two men using super as the adjective.\n\nI know this is a silly way to think about it, but picture two men named Herman. You would say "Look, there are two Hermans there." You wouldn't say, "Hey, look at the Hermen."
1087713
I don't remember any Schumacher/Superman rumors, but I do remember SCARY rumors about Tim Burton directing on Ain't it Cool News in the late '90s and early'00s, including Nicholas Cage in a wig, a see-through supersuit, and a gay robot sidekick for Braniac or Luthor or someone. A Schumacher Supes would probably be equally or more ridiculous than the Burton ideas, but probably a bit more "poppy" as the last two Batman films of the 1990s-era franchise (pre- Batman Begins) probably attest. \nWould the Fortress of Solitude be entirely black-lighted? Would kryptonite make Superman hallucinate in a herky-jerky cinematography type of way (as has become chic in suspense and horror movies lately)? I dunno. I'm just glad Brian Singer ended up with this one. My fingers are crossed.
929395
The website says he's a mimic. Other's powers just rub off on him when they're close together.  Like when he was able to fly when he's with his brother.  Or see the future when he was with the artist.  I can't wait for more episodes to see the progression of all their powers.