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{{Characterinfo | {{Characterinfo | ||
|image = Superman For Tomorrow.jpg | |image = Superman For Tomorrow.jpg | ||
+ | |Imgdes = Superman in ''The New 52'' | ||
|Name = Kal-El<br>Clark Kent | |Name = Kal-El<br>Clark Kent | ||
|Other Names = Superman, Man of Steel, Last Son of Krypton | |Other Names = Superman, Man of Steel, Last Son of Krypton | ||
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|From Where = Krypton | |From Where = Krypton | ||
|Groups = [[Justice League]] | |Groups = [[Justice League]] | ||
− | |Related Characters = Rival: [[Batman]]<br>Cousin: [[Supergirl]]<br>Friends: [[Lois Lane]], [[Jimmy Olsen]]<br>Enemies: [[Lex Luthor]], Brainiac, General Zod, [[Darkseid]], Doomsday | + | |Related Characters = Rival: [[Batman]]<br>Cousin: [[Supergirl]]<br>Friends: [[Lois Lane]], [[Jimmy Olsen]]<br>Enemies: [[Lex Luthor]], Brainiac, General Zod, [[Darkseid]], Doomsday<br>Son {{spoiler|Clone}}: [[Superboy]] |
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'''Superman''' is a character created by [[DC Comics]]. | '''Superman''' is a character created by [[DC Comics]]. | ||
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== Backstory == | == Backstory == | ||
− | He was the son of the Kryptonians Jor-El and Lara, who sent him to Earth on a capsule during the destruction of the planet Krypton. The capsule landed in the town of Smallville, where he was found by the | + | He was the son of the Kryptonians Jor-El and Lara, who sent him to Earth on a capsule during the destruction of the planet Krypton. The capsule landed in the town of Smallville, where he was found by the human couple of Jonathan and Martha Kent, who raised him as his own son, giving him the name of Clark. Jonathan and Martha then found out about his alien origin and powers. |
− | When he grew up, he began working as a reporter for the Daily Planet newspaper. | + | When he grew up, he began working as a reporter for the Daily Planet newspaper in Metropolis. |
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+ | == Powers and Abilities == | ||
+ | * '''Flight''' | ||
+ | * '''Super Speed''' | ||
+ | * '''Super Strength''' | ||
+ | * '''Heat Vision''' | ||
== Influence == | == Influence == | ||
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In the 60s, Superman was popular in Japan, and [[Eiji Tsuburaya]], when creating [[Ultraman:Ultraman|Ultraman]], was inspired by Superman. | In the 60s, Superman was popular in Japan, and [[Eiji Tsuburaya]], when creating [[Ultraman:Ultraman|Ultraman]], was inspired by Superman. | ||
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[[zh:超人(DC漫画)]] | [[zh:超人(DC漫画)]] | ||
[[Category:DC Comics]] | [[Category:DC Comics]] |
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Superman in The New 52 | |
Basics | |
Name | Kal-El Clark Kent |
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Other Names | Superman, Man of Steel, Last Son of Krypton |
Eye Color | Blue |
Hair Color | Black |
Moe Points | superhero, alien |
From | Krypton |
Group Affiliation | Justice League |
Related Characters | |
Rival: Batman Cousin: Supergirl Friends: Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen Enemies: Lex Luthor, Brainiac, General Zod, Darkseid, Doomsday Son Clone: Superboy | |
Superman is a character created by DC Comics.
Introduction
Superman was conceived by Jerry Siegel and Joe Schuster; two Jewish immigrants, in 1938, and first appeared in Issue #1 of Action Comics (dated June 1938). They had already written a story with a similar "super-powered alien" concept before.
Backstory
He was the son of the Kryptonians Jor-El and Lara, who sent him to Earth on a capsule during the destruction of the planet Krypton. The capsule landed in the town of Smallville, where he was found by the human couple of Jonathan and Martha Kent, who raised him as his own son, giving him the name of Clark. Jonathan and Martha then found out about his alien origin and powers.
When he grew up, he began working as a reporter for the Daily Planet newspaper in Metropolis.
Powers and Abilities
- Flight
- Super Speed
- Super Strength
- Heat Vision
Influence
Superman can be considered an "archetype" of a superhero, and has influenced the creation of many characters.
In the 60s, Superman was popular in Japan, and Eiji Tsuburaya, when creating Ultraman, was inspired by Superman.