Essay on Superman

Answer 1

At one point or another, everyone has wanted to be someone else for a day, whether it is a real celebrity, or a fictional character. If I could be anyone I wanted for a day, I would choose to become the fictional DC Comics character Superman. Most people would assume this is due to his superhuman abilities and powers, such as flight. While they are nice, the real reason I want to become Superman is because of the impact he can make on the world. As a boy I was always drawn to Superman because he was the ideal superhero, strong, saving lives, and down to earth, but as I grew older I understood more and more about Superman as a character. The reason he is considered the greatest superhero is not because of his powers. It is because Superman is a symbol of hope.

Superman is that icon that little children, and even adults, look to if they are sad, frightened, or just in need of inspiration. That is a prime example of why I would want to be Superman. If I could become Superman, I would keep the world safe. I would be able to help thousands of people within a matter of minutes. People wouldn't have to worry about crimes, or having to look over their shoulders out of fear of being robbed or attacked. War would be non-existent, and people would be able to feel safe and wouldn't have to worry about murders and crimes anymore.

Answer 2

Superman is a fictional superhero created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. He made his first appearance in Action Comics #1 in 1938. Born on the planet Krypton, his alter ego Clark Kent works as a journalist at the Daily Planet in Metropolis while using his superhuman powers to protect Earth. Superman is known for his iconic costume, super strength, flight, speed, and various other abilities. He is a symbol of hope, truth, and justice, embodying the values of heroism and selflessness.