Superman; the mythic representation of cultural reality shifts in truth, justice and the American way

Superman's myth is a paradigm that reflects the cultural reality of the era, which is spreading mainly on the prototype of ideology, the illusion of human spirit, the symbolic representation of religious Messia, and modernity. In further research, Superman can judge that it has changed in particular to stick to American culture during the Great Depression, after the Second World War, and finally in three different periods of social progress in Vietnam. In each chapter, Superman is reconsidered to satisfy the definition of era which is an entertainment propaganda tool.

When Jerry Zegel and Joe Shaster created their iconic comic hero superman in 1938, their role is not only representative of "the truth, justice and American way" but also for many people this is It was America in the 1930s. A metaphor for Jewish immigrants. Superman alluded to Jewish faith and history, to the two young people, from the birth of his baby Moses to his invincibility, his abandoned status, and the ultimate fight for assimilation in the new land It was made by Jews. There is no magic birth per se but the father Jor-El (Russell Crowe) of Kal-El (Henry Kaville) insists that his son was the first "natural" born that was born for centuries To do. All of the krypton children are genetically manipulated for a predetermined purpose, so they are artificially inseminated. It's not Cull El. Jor-El and his wife Lara are making legitimate babies

Superman was born on the krypton earth, and just before krypton was destroyed by a natural disaster, a child named Carell was sent to Earth by a small spaceship, the father of his scientist. His ship landed in the American countryside where he was discovered and recruited by two farmer couple Jonathan and Martha Kent. They named him Clark. Clark showed various superhuman abilities such as incredible power and impermeable skin, and his adopted parents suggested that he use his gift for mankind. Clark Kent lives in a hypothetical big city of the city of America, where he serves as a reporter for the newspaper "Daily Planet." In order to protect his privacy, he became a colorful costume and used the alias "Superman" in fighting crime. Superman's hobby is his colleague Lois Lane, whose classic enemy is genius inventor Lex Luthor. Batman and Wonder Woman, are many other super hero friends of DC Universe.