Superman The Red Son?
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Superman Red Son is an amazing story.  While I wont give away the details, there are a few pretty good fight scenes AND the story is a twist.  Everything works together very well and if you have a good sense of World history from the cold war period, it is highly entertaining.
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The origin of Superman has changed over the years depending upon the generation and writer. \n\nSuperman began in 1939 and during this Golden Age both of his parents died before he moved to Metropolis to become a reporter, as well as being Superman.\n\nThe Silver Age of comic books began in 1956. It was during this time that DC, the company that publishes Superman comics, decided to redefine a lot of their characters. Many of these characters underwent drastic changes, even becoming totally different people with new costumes, but the same superhero identity. Superman escaped with only a few minor changes. His father died when he was a teenager and his mother was still alive when he moved to Metropolis. His mother died sometime later.\n\nThe movies and TV shows reflected the Silver Age origin until 1986 when DC published the Man of Steel mini-series. Here the origin was changed again, this time with both his parents surviving until the present day. This story was also used on TV during the run of "Lois & Clark, The New Adventures of Superman."\n\nEnter Smallville where there was a lot of conjecture about which "Superman" they were going to use. Many believed that writers would base their stories on the current comic book account. However, the comic industry has experienced a recent nostalgic interest in the Silver Age. Many also feel that Pa Kent dying was one of the main reasons Clark chose to become Superman. I feel this is why producers of the show opted to have Jonathan die.
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Batman actually.  Superman once gave Batman a kryptonite bullet/several bullets as well as a (modified, I think) gun so that if he ever went psycho or evil at least one person would be able to stop him.\n\nAnd Superman did that because he knew that Batman was the one person on Earth who would fire the shot.
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Only if you are Superman!
280370
My cousan he is superman lover and spiderman too we only can buy him superman,batman and spiderman for his birthday or something else and do you think it is weird?
443207
Absolutely the man of steel SUPERMAN!
1087201
I had never thought of this, but now that you bring it up I think there's a good possibilty. Superman goes arounf saving "good" guys and fighting "bad" guys, just like Santa judges if people are "naughty" or "nice." Since they both have this superhuman powers, they think they have the right to judge people and go on power trips. Like you say they both fly, although Santa uses reindeer and a sleigh, but they both also have a fondness of the red suit and how else could Santa vistit all those houses in one night, if he were not in fact "faster than a speeding bullet?" They are both apparently fireproof and like the cold. Santa lives a t North Pole and Superman's Fortress of Solitude is in Antartica.
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Hey Paul, I am a conservative too, and I totally agree with ya....Superman is an American icon.....why is he allowed to come here with out papers and be worshiped as a super hero???
65777
Routh is an unknown just as Christopher Reeve was.  Hopefully he is as talented an actor as Reeves.  I do think they look very much alike.  I still hate the maroon instead of red on his costume, but oh well.  At least Bryan Singer pays homage to the orginal films with Reeve by using Brando and the John Williams theme music.
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*Sigh*\n\nWhen I first heard that DC was gonna kill Supes, I immediately thought, wow, how are they gonna bring him back THIS time?\n\nAnyway - one of the 4 "Supermen" put Superman's dead body into the Regenerative Matrix in the Fortress of Solitude and powered it.  Supes comes out - alive, but no powers.  He then goes after the Cyborg - with the help of Superboy, Steel and the Last Son/Eradicator.  As the Cyborg tried to kill the original (What?  Did I say kill???  *GASP!*) Supes with K-gas, the gas interacted with the Last Son/Eradicator and thus passed through and somehow, gave Supes his powers back.  (Do I hear groans from the gallery, yes, I thought so...)\n\nGreen Lantern was also involved in this storyline, pretty heavily.  His involvement led to the development of Hal Jordan as the villain, Parallax.
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I don't think any superhero will be able to beat superman. Not even batman. Superman is way stronger than all the superheros because he is from another planet. He could only be beaten if there was a supergod.
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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.
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Better To Be SuperMan!! lol
962993
superman has to protect his awesome super powers with anonimity if he was some rich #&*@\nhe would just be exploited and they would have him caged up so they could discover his weakness
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So they could spin off four other characters, the Eradicator, Steel, Superboy and the Cyborg (the impostor, who turned out to be Reed-- I mean, Hank Henshaw.) Basically because Superman was getting stale and losing sales and they decided to kill him off temporarily and see if the readers wanted him back. If nobody complained, they might have left him dead, or they might have let one of the other four become the 'real' Superman.\n\n15 NOV 07, 0540 hrs, GMT.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superman
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This is directly from Wikipedia, as my words would not do Superman's strength justice.\n\n"Super strength: While the exact magnitude of Superman's strength is unknown, it is generally accepted that his strength easily surpasses the capacity to lift 100 tons, but how much more is not known exactly. This is because Superman's strength, like his other powers, has fluctuated over time, with the Man of Steel being at times able to shift a planet from its orbit. One figure for Superman's strength is 800,000 tons (pre-The Death of Superman story arc). In the Elseworlds saga Kingdom Come, the elderly but still brilliant Bruce Wayne makes reference to Superman being able to "split the Earth in two." As mentioned above Superman can possess enough strength to move an entire planet upon attaining enough solar energy from Earth's yellow sun. The newly released series All Star Superman, written by Grant Morrison, has Superman's strength being tested by scientists on a lunar lab after flying through the Sun's corona. The scientist's found that he was able to resist weights up to 200 quintillion tons , tripling his strength from an earlier point and hadn't yet reached an upper limit. However, it was revealed that Superman had stored too much raw solar energy, so much so that it was causing cell death at a rapid rate. Although the All Star imprint may not be strictly canonical, this firmly places him at the top of superhero power levels in virtually any comic book universe."