Superman: The Iconic Hero From Krypton

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Superman

“It’s a bird, it’s a plane no it’s Superman!” I’m pretty sure we’ve all heard this before, Superman is a superhero that was created by Writer Jerry Siegel and Artist Joe Shuster in 1938. Superman “Kal-El” is a human like alien from the Planet Krypton, that was sent down to Earth as an infant. Given the name Clark Kent by his new adopted parents, he learned to keep his powers a secret, until the day he needed it most to save his planet and loved ones. Superman is a very famous and well known superhero, he is also an inspiration for many people.

The overview of the painting showcases the strength of Superman and what he is capable of. In the photo “Superman” looking at it has a darker feel. It is dark in the city but superman’s angry bright red eyes light up the picture. The title “Superman” relates to the photo because it shows how super and strong superman really is and what destruction he is able to cause with just his eyes. The most important relationship with this picture are his eyes because it is one of his many strong abilities.

The american hero we know as superman gives tension to viewers all across the globe. …show more content…

Many comics shows a little dark side of superman. Many say he is a God, some say he is a menec. Overlooking the fact that superman helps people gives a strong tension to the viewer. The overview of the painting showcases the strength of Superman and what he is capable of. In the photo “Superman” looking at it has a darker feel. It is dark in the city but superman’s angry bright red eyes light up the picture. The title “Superman” relates to the photo because it shows how super and strong superman really is and what destruction he is able to cause with just his eyes. The most important relationship with this picture are his eyes because it is one of his many strong

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