Superman, created by two Jewish teens in 1930s Cleveland, embodies faith, morality, and hope throughout his 87-year story. Though his origins lack explicit religious references, he is often interpreted as a divine savior figure within comics. With the eagerly anticipated release of James Gunn's film featuring David Corenswet as the character, discussions arise about Superman's enduring ethical framework in contrast to the trend of antihero narratives. Corenswet emphasizes focusing on positivity, while Gunn reinforces Superman's commitment to life and compassion, underscoring the hero’s unique role in a bleak world.
"Why think about all the terrible things when we can focus on the good things we did today?" - David Corenswet, reflecting on Superman's optimistic worldview.
"He believes that the sanctity of life is of the utmost importance," James Gunn states about Superman's core values, contrasting it with Lex Luthor's views.
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