The original Superman depicted in 'The Reign of the Superman' was malevolent, showcasing a character who becomes evil after gaining powers, contrasting sharply with today's heroic image.
Siegel and Shuster learned that to maintain a lasting appeal for superheroes, characters must embody a strong moral code, emphasizing reliability and ethical behavior to engage readers repeatedly.
The evolving morality of DC's Trinity - Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman - illustrates a fluid concept, shaped by shifting cultural norms, demonstrating how interpretations of heroism can change over time.
The first official Superman's traits, as seen in Action Comics #1, were more in line with Batman's darker motivations, highlighting significant shifts in superhero narratives and values.
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