but here we are

Fabio Alves Show Mine too!

Good point

@@racoonman100 Thank you!

I’ve always liked The concept of Batman because of the human element , but anyone that can fly and do what he does wins hands down he he and the scenes where superman flys in and saves the kids in the bus or the one where the plane is crashing to earth in recent times and he’s flying down with it so fast and around it to save the people Batman cannot compare such powerful scenes and capabilities really set the imagination on fire. But the only person for me that takes the number one spot from superman is Jesus Christ but beyond that superman rules them all. That being said the only superhero that kind of comes close and seems quite similar is Thor as you see In the Hemsworth movies as to his strength and power and ability to fly very cool also before marvel disrespected the character they had built up. Superman for president.

GrimlyFiendish or people can watch Robert Kirman's secret history of comics Superman on AMC television network to get the full story about Superman and superboy

That would be badass.

Totally agree

It would be exactly in line with the original and to have the experience of seeing life in that time frame. Awesome suggestion and brilliant idea. Send it to Hollywood man.

Who cares if they showed them as creators or not? Seriously they SOLD the character. They had no rights to the character after that. If the character made no money do you think they would have cared if any knew they created it or sued for a cut of the meager money that was made or tried to get the character back?

@@SW-zu7ve And yet Superman creators, descendants will forever get a millions of dollars for life from DC Comics. This was after a long hard fought battle for the rights of the iconic character. As long as DC Comics pays the families of his creators as per the court agreement, DC Comics will get to hold on to the rights of Superman indefinitely.

@@SW-zu7ve The doesn't not mean you have treat them dirty holy shit.

@@delete---7593 Funny how its only considered "treating them dirty" after decades and a big budget film later.........holy shit.

@@delete---7593 Funny how they didn't have faith enough in their own character to keep it and write it well enough to make money off of it. Holy shit.

Its not the best comic but just the novelty of being the first Superman comic. There is no linear story but more of a day in the life of Superman perspective

Yeah I almost kind of miss that style of comic books, the one and done stand alone issue, nowadays everything has to be in almost graphic novel format, and take 8 issues to do one story, and all the heroes are written like everything that happens to them is the most important thing that ever happened to them, and we no longer get funny and goofy style one-off issues of supes beating up butlers, and saving the day in a small way

Imagine buying a comic book for $5; then it goes up in value in 1 year to $500. Should DC have a cut of your $500? Of course not. They sold it to you. Same thing goes for artists selling their work.

@@tnndll4294 inflation in a nutshell

Yes if you agree to sell something it’s binding and just because somthing does well later doesn’t entitle you to anything just because you created it if you sign away those rights at the time of sale of your creation. Probably a good lesson of perhaps having a clause added that allows you to have a percentage stake in the intellectual property, I don’t know I’m not a lawyer but this example certainly is a cautionary tale.

@AfianySnow298 what's your problem dude?

Siegel and Shuster’s creation of Superman started in 1934 though as opposed to Batman that was created over the weekend.

@@sladewilson377 Yes I know Joe and Jerry tried to sell the idea for years before it was eventually picked up by National periodic which became DC. But the release dates remaind the same

thanks :)

Ha ha ha ha leading or at least the founding member of a secret society like hydra but who’s membership are butlers from around the world and wait for it they take down Batman via Alfred ha ha ha ha. I’d pay to see that.

Double Indemnity. Cary Grant was in Notorious.

Wrong! Captain Marvel (SHAZAM) was modeled after Fred not Superman

Where can you go on line to read the first superman and Batman?

Yeah a video on the man of steel would be good

thanks mate :)

Superman was ultra manly and breaks into places while clark gets pushed around like a simp. There was no reason for people to connect some random wimpy guy with a god like hero.

John Carter

Cheers mate :) ...in the middle of uploading one as we speak lol

Nice

@@MintyComedicArts hey mate where did you get the copy of the comic you have in your hand, in Australia?

I know and I bet that’s where they made lex from.

Don’t hold your breath that would be like dc giving money away and they don’t want to do that

Yeah that’s what I want to know

:)

@@MintyComedicArts thank you, Minty, for doing what you do. I actually have a hobby in filmmaking and I take inspirations from your sense of humor in your videos. And we all thank you.

Ha ha ha

i believe he is australian....

Oy mate

I thought he was British

it can be hard to tell. i feel like there is something more bassy/baritone in londoners accents. a bit of a Twang to the oceanic pronunciations...

Mexican... Maybe?

😂😂😂no he wasn’t

The appeal of the character is simplicity itself, he's pure wish fulfillment.

edlaprade that's what I assumed. I just hope there was something more there.

bmovienews He doesn't have to save people, he does so cause he wants to and it's the right thing to do. We should all want to be like that.

Sure, but considering is massive competitive advantage he didn't earn, that doesn't seem interesting or heroic. It's nothing anyone else wouldn't do in the situation.

As far as I'm concerned, the fact he used them for good and is able to control those powers is proof enough he's earned it as he would have to train hard since youth in order to master such power, which has proven to be a huge task for someone his age. Other's like say Lex Luthor might have gone mad with power if he gained it, or others might suffer from the strain such as the time in an issue of Superman/Batman, Superman's and Batman's powers switched, Batman began to lose control and was becoming mentally unstable that it was up to the depowered Superman to take him down. Also the Daily Planet is not a tabloid newspaper, in universe its one of the more trustworthy news establishment in the DC universe, the reason he works there in current canon is because journalism was a passion of his and wanted to use his skills to right wrongs as a newspaper reporter by exposing corruption or supporting the underdog when he's not using his powers plus the Planet represents his human connection as a way to keep him in check. Superman also trained his body in order to properly harness these powers and has shown to struggle against unbelievable odds. He's also trains in martial arts or other discipline to both keep his powers in check and in case he's depowered to still be capable in a fight. All of these are qualities that are but a small part of why Superman has remained inspiring, relevant and most of all iconic and is why he has earned the right to such powers.