<<<<<<<<<<<<<< SUPERMAN is th all time best superhero! u agree?
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Superman is the best and the best reason to say so is in the movie, Kill Bill. Superman is the only character that is himself. Clark Kent is the alter ego. All others become "super" by wearing a suit or amulet or ring or saying some chant. Their alter ego is the "superhero".
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Superman.\nHe has superior speed and is literally invulnerable to physical attacks (there goes his Bite) the only thing that might slow him down is his poisonus breath, but thats only if this guy can get close to him.\nSUPERMAN, No Question!
126321
You've asked two questions in one that have absolutely nothing to do with each other. One is about fiction and one is about non-fiction. Of course superman is real!
316335
Superman Has more power that any super hero and he is the best and strongest and he has only one weakeness while others have many.
1177905
Superman of course. Sonic is just a 'toon...lol
365206
superman is in every episode, abut i think only in the places already mentiond.  any time he's shown in his apartment, whichis every episode, there is a superman image
1068692
They basically act the way they see all men act. Hard to the core. Just as Superman is the strongest, fast man in the comic books he still has a weakness, that can weaken him the most, and its not kryptonnite, its Lois Lane.
599756
I hate his comics. The X-men and Spiderman don't have a lot of powers, so it's interesting reading how they figure out how to defeat someone more powerful. Superman is boring, he just uses his powers, and makes no effort.
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Superman!!! He's got the speed, strength, x-ray and laser projecting eyes, he sure does fly (in his old movies, he turned back time by reversing the rotation of the earth!). some say kryptonite is his weakness, yup its true but it is quite rare nowadays, mostly see them in the movie haha!\n\nHis greatest strength, its not in his powers, but in his character... a somewhat god-like superhero who is so human in everyway. Anybody could have use it for personal needs or personal glory... and he uses it to help people, sacrificing his own personal needs, especially in the emotional aspect (its not easy to be him, yeah that's right). SUPERMAN SURELY IS THE BEST!
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omfg! heroes is the greatest superhero show EVER!!!\n\nmy favorite characters are niki/jessica and hiro nakamura\nnikki cuz i have a ting for dual personality heroes,and jessica becuase she can tear people limb from limb and has a homocidal need to protect her son.\n\nhiro becouse ...how could you not like hiro hes the cooolest...not only can he manipulate the space time continium.\nthe best part about hiro is that he ...LIKES HIS POWERS!!!!!\nhes not like spiderman whos all "im cursed with my powers even though ive saved the planet dozens of times,thereye horrible i want them to go away *sob*(spiderman's a pansy)'hes all excited because of the good he can do woith his powers and that he has powers.\n\nand is this show really trying that hard to make everyone (or at least me )hate the older petrelli brother!?!?hes a horrible person ...hes lied,sheated on his disabled wife,said his brother has a mental health problem on national television,andis just all around not nice.
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Superman. He is superfast, can fly, and can see through all the caves Osama Bin Laden is hiding in.
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X men 3 and mission impossible were fun...Superman comes out real soon. on Wednesday i think.  Yes i like orlando but johnny depp is more my generation.!!
613305
I actually remember the day that I first hear and read about the terrible tragedy. I was coming home from kindergarden. A 5th grader invited me to sit with him on the bus when there were no seats avalible and shared his comic book with me on the sunny day. The story actually boggled my young mind as I tried to comprehend how someone could kill Superman.
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fuk yes! i loved when the hulk killed superman because he took his woman! damn that was a great comic book!
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When we examine Superman, we need to remember that, in a sense, we’re examining all the superheroes who follow. Superheroes have always been created with broad brushstrokes. Not a lot of time was spent on deducing the limits or nonlimits of our super characters. Even less attention was paid to their interaction with ordinary people and objects. ‘When Superman lifts a car over his head to shake criminals to the ground, no one ever questions why the car doesn’t fall to pieces. Nobody questions how Superman stays perfectly balanced on Earth while waving over his head an item that has a mass twenty times greater than his own.\n\nHow often have we seen Superman fly down and pull a car up by the roof into the sky? In the real world, there are few vehicles that would even hold together if Superman yanked them up by the roof. The car would probably continue forward, with the roof ripped off and held by Superman. Every time Superman lifts a building into the air, why don’t all the bricks, held together by cement and pressure, suddenly start falling apart? Those are the types of ordinary problems that seem never to occur in any superhero adventures. Basically, superheroes perform super acts and the logic squad cleans up afterwards. \n\nIn Superman’s first appearance in the 1938 Action Comics, we’re informed “that he could leap one-eighth of a mile; hurdle a twenty-Story building . . . raise tremendous weights . . . run faster than an express train . . . and that nothing less than a bursting shell could penetrate his skin!”\n\nSiegel and Shuster’s explanation of Superman’s powers, as given in Action Comics #1, left much to the imagination. Their main premise was that Superman came from a civilization much more advanced than ours and thus the inhabitants were physically more advanced than humans. By extrapolation, this argument implies that modem man is physically much stronger than Cro-Magnon man or Neanderthal man. Of course, our ancestors lived only a few hundred centuries before us, while Superman’s race was described as being millions of years ahead of ours. A full-page illustration in Superman #1 (Summer 1939) gave a “scientific explanation of Superman’s amazing strength.”\n“Superman came to Earth from the planet Krypton, whose inhabitants had evolved, after millions of years, to physical perfection. The smaller size of our planet, with its slighter gravity pull, assists Super-man s tremendous muscles in the performances of miraculous feats of strength.”\n\nThus, Siegel and Shuster gave two explanations for Superman’s extraordinary powers. He was an alien from a planet not in our Solar System, and the weak gravity of Earth compared to the gravity of his home world of Krypton gave him amazing strength. Both concepts came right from the pages of science fiction magazines of the time, and few readers questioned the logic of either assumption. \nLet’s assume Superman could indeed come to Earth. What powers would he possess that would make him a superman when compared to humans?\nGoing back to the original Superman of Action Comics #1, it’s clear he has tremendous strength and can jump great distances, but he never flies. In Superman #4, for example, he runs from Metropolis to Oklahoma. Siegel and Shuster created a character they thought was believable based on the science of the time.\n\nThere was no explanation for flight, so the best Superman could do was jump.\nAs the years passed and competition increased, Superman’s powers grew as his creators continued to change the character to meet the demands of an ever-increasing audience. By 1943, Superman could fly at speeds faster than light (another impossibility). Needless to say, as his powers grew more incredible, so did his strength. In early issues of Action Stories, Superman lifts an automobile over his head. Within a few years, he’s carrying buses packed with astonished riders. After a few more years, he’s carrying ocean liners. By the 196
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Jesus Christ! He is my true superhero!
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Green Lantern beats em all..  But Supes is the best of the ones you list.