superman (fictional character)

In his adopted Kansas hometown, young Clark Kent copes with both the problems of an average teenager and the special challenges of growing into a superhero.

Superman uses his super strength to fight crime and bring in the bad guys.

The Silver Banshee has come screeching into Metropolis, and she's on a mission to steal an ancient magical book.

When all kryptonite is destroyed, Superman begins to lose his powers, and his doppleganger arrives with his own strange powers. Collects "Superman" no. 233-238 and 240-242.

Lex Luthor is up to his old tricks again. Wearing his battle suit, the super-villain sets out to steal a special chip from S.T.A.R. Labs, called the Mega Module, with the help of a few friends. Superman shows up just in time to stop Lex's pals but Lex manages to insert the Mega Module into his suit before Superman can stop him. Now, with power levels similar to Superman's, Lex is looking to steal Superman's claim to fame as the real Man of Steel!.

When a sentient ship which collects and preserves dying civilizations mistakenly collects Metropolis, Superman investigates and discovers that the evil Brainiac has become trapped and has infiltrated the ship's systems.

Superman answers a call for help from the freedom fighters on the planet Apokolips, and must battle Darkseid and his parademons in order to free the slaves called Lowlies, and get them to safety.

When Clark Kent arrives in Metropolis and sets about cleaning up the corrupt city as Superman, he finds himself battling crooks, soldiers, and policemen, but scientist Lex Luthor is determined to uncover the hero's secrets and bring an end to his good deeds. Meanwhile, a threat to both Superman and the Earth is hurtling through space toward the planet.

The Silver Banshee has come screeching into Metropolis, and she's on a mission to steal an ancient magical book.

A history of Superman, from his origins in 1938 through his appearance in American Express commercials in 1998, looking at the manifestations of the Man of Steel in comic books, movies, radio and television shows, books, toys, and video games; and examining the transformations the hero has undergone over the years.