Superman

Superman (Clark Kent) appearance

Superman is 6 feet 3 inches (1.92 m) and weighs 225 pounds (102 kg). His hair is wavy jet black, with a natural curl that falls over his forehead, and he has blue eyes. He is always drawn with the physique of a robust bodybuilder and a square "hero jaw" that gives him a noble appearance. His costume essentially consists of a pair of bright blue long underwear, red shorts and boots, a red cape, and a yellow belt. The famous Superman logo (the seal of his Kryptonian family) appears on his chest. Following the Flashpoint event, the Man of Steel's appearance was slightly altered but his most radical change was the new uniform that made his first appearance in the pages of "Justice League #1", designed by Jim Lee. At first glance it appears to be armor, but in reality it is Kryptonian clothing, made of extraterrestrial materials, that functions more like a containment suit than armor.

Superman (Clark Kent) Personality

In the original stories by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Superman was aggressive and tough. The character appeared to attack and terrorize husband beaters, loan sharks, a lynch mob, and gangsters, having "pretty rough edges" and a looser moral code than we're used to today. Later writers softened the character and gave him idealism and exemplary moral behavior. Although lacking the sangfroid of the initial Batman, the Superman included in the 1930s comics was unconcerned with the damage his strength might cause, tossing around evil characters in such a way that deaths would presumably occur, although these were rarely shown explicitly. on the pages. This ended in the 1940s, when the new editor, Whitney Ellsworth, instituted a code of conduct for the characters, which made it forbidden for Superman to kill. This change was reflected in the stories themselves, in which it was occasionally recalled in dialogue that Superman had sworn never to take a human life and that if he did he would retire. Superman currently adheres to a strict moral code generally attributed to Western values. in which he was educated. His commitment to the law was an example to many other heroes, but generated resentment from others, who referred to him as 'the big blue boy scout'. Superman can be very rigid in his treatment of him, which causes tension within the superhero community, especially with Wonder Woman (one of his closest friends) after she kills Maxwell Lord. Upon losing his home on Krypton, Superman became very protective of Earth and especially his family and friends. The first loss combined with the pressure of having to use his powers responsibly caused him to feel alone on Earth despite his many friends, his wife, and his parents. The encounters with people who supposedly came from Krypton.

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powers

Superhuman Strength: Superman possesses nearly unlimited strength, capable of lifting colossal objects, withstanding massive explosions, and surpassing any physical strength known to man. Invulnerability: His skin is practically impenetrable to bullets, blows, explosions and even extreme heat. Flight: Superman can fly at incredible speeds, even exceeding the speed of sound. Vision X-ray vision: Can see through solid objects, even lead. Telescopic Vision: You can see objects at great distances with perfect clarity Microscopic vision: You can see tiny objects in great detail. Heat Vision: He can emit heat rays from his eyes, capable of melting steel. Icy Breath: Can expel frozen air at extreme temperatures. Super hearing: Their hearing is extremely sensitive, capable of picking up sounds from great distances and even hearing frequencies imperceptible to the human ear. Super Speed: Can move at incredible speeds, even exceeding the speed of sound.

other powers

Telekinesis: Can move objects with his mind. Telepathy: Can read and project thoughts. Accelerated Healing Factor: Possesses an incredible healing ability, capable of recovering from serious injuries in a matter of seconds. Super Strong Blow: Can exhale gusts of wind as strong as hurricanes. It should be noted that the exact extent of Superman's powers varies depending on the story and interpretation of the character. Some writers have endowed him with even more extraordinary abilities, such as the ability to travel through time or even invulnerability to magic. However, the powers mentioned above are the most iconic and representative of the Man of Steel. Superman not only possesses great physical power, but also great moral strength. He is a symbol of hope, justice and truth who fights to protect the innocent and defend the world from evil.