r/superman • u/Horror-Guess-2450 • 6h ago
r/superman • u/Roach_tm • 1h ago
Is it just me or...
Does the art on this McFarlane Super Powers Superman figure resemble Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, but with hair? I seriously cannot unsee this now 😭 I think it's just me...
r/superman • u/Dependent-Watch5813 • 8h ago
The world could always use more heroes! by me
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r/superman • u/CompetitiveArmy8178 • 19h ago
Suprised by Smallville's Pilot Episode
After seeing a lot of videos online of Smallville clips, I decided to give it a try and I must say that there were a couple of shots that took me by surprise. Now, I'm no cinephile, but I definitely can appreciate great cinematography, so here are a couple that I loved.
- The red blanket under Clark's jacket, looking like his iconic cape. Great addition.
Clark being perfectly positioned in front of the angel statue; this one speaks for itself.
Apart from the foreshadowing, I was a fan of this.
Great zoom-out.
Overall, I see why people enjoy this show. It's that classic monster-of-the-week/X-files story structure with elements of a classic superhero, and I love how it structures Clark's upbringing. The soundtrack is also a nice touch. I'm curious to see what direction the show takes, as 10 seasons is definitely a lot to take in, but I'm all for live-action Superman.
r/superman • u/Ok_Number_6710 • 18h ago
Happy 25th anniversary to Smallville! ❤️💙
I grew up watching this show, and to this day, Tom Welling is still my favorite Superman of all time!
I’ll admit, the pilot was amazing, but the show started off a little slow for me. As the seasons went on, especially toward the end when it started diving deeper into comic book territory, I fell in love with it even more.
But what really made Smallville special to me wasn’t just the superhero stuff. It was the life lessons and values that came with it.
• It reinforced the same morals and values my parents raised me with.
• It taught me that not everyone is born a bad person and that people can change.
• It taught me to look for different solutions before resorting to extreme measures.
• It inspired me to see the good in people, even when others don’t.
• It reminded me that doing the right thing isn’t always easy, but it’s still worth doing.
Whenever I’m feeling down or lost, I rewatch Smallville. It always helps clear my mind
r/superman • u/TheShadowOperator007 • 8h ago
Happy heavenly birthday to Jerry Siegel (the creator of Superman) and Margo Kidder (who played Lois Lane in Christopher Reeve’s Superman movie)
r/superman • u/Super0411 • 6h ago
Super Cousins | Convergence: Adventures of Superman #1
Context: Clark and Kara are in the phantom zone and while they are looking for a why out, they're having a hart to hart.
I really just love this scene between my two favorite characters and so i wanted to share it.
r/superman • u/Potential-Mess6826 • 22h ago
Superman's Cape Tricks Collection
Pre-Crisis Superman putting his indestructible and elastic cape that can protect people wrapped in it in inhospitable environments to good use.
r/superman • u/Top_Report_4895 • 2h ago
Superman, your aegyo is too strong, your hopecore too real, they’ll hate you for it by @ube-kun
r/superman • u/United_Permission318 • 3h ago
My New Mini Magnetic Bookmark
Idk why but i liked it so much