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Superman: Lois Lane
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The Superman first appeared in Wilmington, Delaware in June of 2002. A reporter from the Daily Planet was assignment to interview President Bush. The reporter, Lois Lane, was aboard a helicopter on the roof of the Daily Planet. While aboard, a freak accident occurred that sent the helicopter in a tailspin, finally crashing on the edge of the Daily Planet building and about to fall.
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Incarnations of Supergirl, Krypto the Superdog, and Superboy have ... been major characters in the mythos, as well as the Justice League of America (of which Superman is usually a member). A feature shared by several supporting characters is alliterative names, especially with the initials "LL", including Lex Luthor, Lois Lane, Linda Lee, Lana Lang, Lori Lemaris and Lucy Lane,[81] alliteration being common in early comics.
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Superman is ... portrayed as spying on a woman with his x-ray vision and stalking Lois Lane. Later in the film, he is observed breaking and entering a house through the window, and lingering beside a child's bed before touching a child.
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In the scene whereas Lois Lane is interviewing Superman on the balcony, Superman once goes as quoting, "I never lie Lois." Ilya Salkind felt this was a generally important standing-point in the film, as carrying his secret identity as Clark Kent is "telling the biggest lie of them all," and through this status of his romance with Lois, he eventually goes against Jor-El's orders of not altering human history. This ensues with turning the world back in time to save her from dying.[4] Jules Feiffer has argued that Superman's real innovation lay in the creation of the Clark Kent persona, noting that what "made Superman extraordinary was his point of origin: Clark Kent." Feiffer develops the theme to establish Superman's popularity in simple wish fulfilment.[9]
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Following a mysterious absence, Superman comes back to earth and finds the world has changed—Lois Lane has a son, and Lex Luthor has a plan that threatens billions of lives! From visionary director Bryan Singer, the legend of Superman soars to dazzling heights and stars Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth, and newcomer Brandon Routh.
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Produced by Atari in 1979 for the Atari VCS system, Superman is extremely crude by modern standards, offering up meager sound effects and a blocky Man of Steel. However, it was impressive at the time, bolstered by a popular license, a colorful title character, multiple screens and varied objectives -- Superman could fly and was equipped with super-strength and x-ray vision. Amusingly, the ill effects of Kryptonite could be cured by a kiss from Lois Lane.
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