Image description: [The Autistic with a Thousand Faces – Victor Fox 🦊 appears dressed as Superman (from the 2025 *Superman* film) behind a voting booth in the first two photos; in the third photo, he is shown from behind, talking to the poll workers.]

Many people would rate Batman’s rogues and Spider-Man’s rogues an 8, 9, or 10 due to how great and iconic they are. How would you rate Superman’s rogues?

Superman executes the Kryptonian prisoners — Superman #22 (1988), post-Crisis

After their destruction of a pocket universe’s Earth, Superman executes three already depowered Kryptonians.

Superman threatens a corrupt businessman — Action Comics #1 (2011), New 52

Superman scares a confession out of Glenmorgan by throwing him off a rooftop.

Superman terrifies Manchester Black — Action Comics #775 (2001), post-Crisis

Superman makes Manchester Black believe he has killed his teammates and permanently removed his powers.

Superman demolishes a neighbourhood — Action Comics #8 (1939), Golden Age

After arranging for residents to leave, Superman demolishes their unsafe housing to force the government to replace it.

Superman deliberately causes a mine collapse — Action Comics #3 (1938), Golden Age

Clark deliberately traps a negligent mine owner and his guests underground so they experience the danger his workers face.

It’s so weird how this show has no merchandise or real promotional material outside of the basic trailers, and probably a poster or two.

This show needs a tie in game, a toy line, incredible movies with gorgeous animation that bomb at the box office a La Batman: Mask of the Phantasm!

McFarlane Elite Edition Superman the Movie (1978) Christopher Reeve Clark Kent Figure & McFarlane Collector Edition Val-Zod with President Superman Chase

Credit to Alaw2046 on IG

Side notes: In this AU Kryptonians are descendants of humanity from the distant future (for reasons that are still unclear, the wider galaxy isolated and imprisoned Krypton within its own solar system) similar to Red Son. As Krypton's situation worsened, Jor-El and Lara Lor-Van sent their infant son Kal-El over a thousand years into the past using an illegal device built with Phantom Zone technology.

Sunlight helps Kryptonians photosynthesize and produce energy for their cells, but not in the comic-book sense where it directly makes them stronger. They still need to eat and in extremely dark environments they would mainly lose that supplemental energy source rather than their abilities. They would only become sluggish if they were already starving themselves.

Freeze breath is part of their body's cooling system rather than a dedicated power. Kryptonians store supercooled air that acts as a heat sink when normal heat loss isn't enough and expelling too much of it too quickly can leave them overheated for minutes or even hours, with extreme overuse potentially causing internal injuries.

Their strength and durability are also biological traits rather than effects of stored solar energy, coming from tougher muscles, denser bones, thick skin, biohydraulics and non-Newtonian blood. They do not possess traditional super speed either; instead they can fly very fast while their brains allow them to perceive events much more slowly.

Doesn’t have to be from these pictures. Can be any Superman villain

The Flying Sequence (John Williams): The Flying Sequence

Lois and Clark (John Murphy): Superman Soundtrack | Lois & Clark - John Murphy | WaterTower Music

The Real Punk Rock (John Murphy): Superman Soundtrack | The Real Punk Rock - John Murphy | WaterTower Music

Take the T-Craft (David Fleming and John Murphy): Superman Soundtrack | Take the T-Craft - David Fleming & John Murphy | WaterTower Music

Walking on Air (John Murphy): Superman Soundtrack | Walking on Air - John Murphy | WaterTower Music

It's obviously known that James Gunn took a lot of inspiration from the 1978 film, even going as far as to incorporate John William's main theme into the soundtrack. Something that I don't see as talked about though is how the tracks centered around Lois and Clark seem to borrow elements from 'The Flying Sequence' track, where Superman flies Lois around. I noticed how the guitar string melody seemed to match the opening motif of John William's track and that's when I started seeing how the two composers managed to take something iconic and recontextualize it without doing it a disservice. What I mean is that the original theme was grander and more romantic, staple of John Williams (I'm not a music major so I'm describing it to the best of my ability, sorry if I offend anyone), while David Fleming and John Murphy took the skeleton and managed to create something new with it four separate times to match atmosphere of the scene. For example, in Lois and Clark, the solo strings make a more intimate sound to match the love between Lois and Clark and how it's just them at the moment, nothing else exists. In The Real Punk Rock, added violins serve to reflect superman's current state. He's at his lowest and lost the people's trust, his second home was wrecked, and some of his friends 'gone', and at the end of the day, he still has Lois in his corner. Take the T-Craft repurposes the violins to provide a sense of relief, reflecting how they just survived the pocket dimension and Superman is at is most vulnerable but still, Lois is there for him. Finally, Walking on Air adds more orchestral grandness to symbolize how the worst is over (for the time being until man of tomorrow) and Lois reaffirming her love for Clark. Each variation does something a little different, yet the skeleton is the same, but it does so without disrespecting William's original composition and that's something I really appreciate about the work Fleming, Murphy and Gunn went through because of the love they, and we, have for the original.

I really want to start getting into superman l, but I don't really know where to start tv wise

I've watched superman (2025) and I thought it was amazing and I love superman as a hero, but I have NO idea how to get Into Superman related media lol

Which tv shows and which movies should I watch etc etc?? And maybe I should start reading some comics too?? I'm not sure which is why I ask you guys

I’ve been getting into Superman lately, trying to catch up with Absolute, and reading early post-crisis era books, and am considering starting to pick up the main book on top of absolute. I see that the event kingdom of zod has now finished as the next superman looks like a new storyline, will that be a good jumping on point? and what is the quality of the comic at the moment?

After 4 hardcovers and 2 Omnibuses he finally did it!

(Dejected guy in the pic is Gangbuster, who kinda dated Lois for a while)

What if Earth 3 Lois Lane/Superwoman was a genuine Kryptonian and founder/leader of the Crime Syndicate?