Superman Day

Superman has been called by many names in recent years, but he has one thing in common. He always stands for what is best for humanity. There are billions of fans around the world for the man of steel. This day is mainly celebrated to honor the memories of the character Superman. From somewhere in 1933 until now, the character Superman has never captivated people. What is that in the sky? Is it a bird? Is it an airplane? No, it's Superman! The Man of Steel.

History of Superman Day

Born Kal-El on the dying planet of Krypton, Superman was first written to the pages of comic books by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster in 1933. His character slowly evolved and first appeared a character as the character we know him as on April 18th, 1938, in “Action Comics #1”.

Kal-El was sent to Earth from his home planet by his biological parents Jor-El and Lara in a last-ditch effort to save their son from the planet's impending destruction. He was raised by his adoptive parents, Martha and Jonathan Kent of Smallville, Kansas and was called Clark Kent. As he grew older, Clark and his parents discovered his superhuman abilities, including superhuman strength, laser vision, X-ray vision, flight and invulnerability, among other possibility. The dichotomy between Clark and his alternate self, Superman, serves as a major source of tension in Superman's plot, as Clark combines his work as a reporter and his activities as a symbol of hope.

Superman, since his creation, has acted as a beacon of hope for the people of Earth - his unyielding kindness and determination to help humans are perhaps some of the most recognizable aspects of his personality. Superman is similar to benevolence, selflessness, and courage.

Over the years, Superman has appeared in many media formats - comic books, newspaper comics, cartoons, movies, video games, and more. The character is played and voiced by actors such as Henry Cavill, Bud Collyer, Kirk Alyn, and Brandon Routh, among others.

How to Celebrate Superman Day

For people who are looking to celebrate Superman Day, there are plenty of options from entertaining to selfless. The best way to celebrate Superman Day is with a Superman-themed gathering with your friends, complete with a cake decorated with the iconic S logo. For the worse, a little green food coloring could change Marshmallow Crispy Bars to Kryptonite, and a yard trampoline would give everyone a bit of a flying experience like a Man of Steel. End it all with a movie marathon and you'll have a "Super Celebration" today.

For those who want to be a little more selfless, Superman Day is also a great day to remember what the Man of Steel really stood for. The Red, White, and Blue colors of his uniform represent what made America great: the desire for Justice, helping those in needs, and a strong spirit. So you could spend the day working at Soup Kitchens, Blood Drives, or a volunteer organization serving your community. The opportunities to become a little "Super" are limitless, just get out there and help your fellow humans!