Noteworthy Superman dates to remember...
November 3:
Ruby-Spears Superman cartoons available on DVD.
November 6:
Smallville Season 9, Episode 7 'Kandor' airs at 8.00pm on The CW.
November 7: Traditionally recognized as the birthday of Martha Kent, Clark Kent's adoptive mother.
November 10:
Justice League: The Complete Series available on DVD.
November 12: Bob Holiday, Superman/Clark Kent in the broadway musical comedy
It's a Bird It's a Plane It's Superman born in 1932.
November 13:
Smallville Season 9, Episode 8 'Idol' airs at 8.00pm on The CW.
November 14: Writer Elliot S! Maggin (
Last Son of Krypton, Miracle Monday and so much more) born in 1950.
November 17:
Justice League animated series makes its debut on television in 2001.
November 18: With the release of
Superman #75, the nation mourns the death of a hero.
November 20:
Smallville Season 9, Episode 9 'Pandora' airs at 8.00pm on The CW.
November 23: The theatrical film
Superman and the Mole Men premieres in 1951, leading to the successful television series.
November 24:
Superman: The Complete Animated Series available on DVD.
November 24: Final issue of
Smallville Magazine goes on sale.
November 25: Noel Neill, Lois Lane in the Superman Serials and the 1950s
The Adventures of Superman TV series, born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA in 1920.
November 27: Patricia Marand, Lois Lane in the broadway musical comedy
It's a Bird It's a Plane It's Superman, dies from brain cancer in 2008, aged 74.
November 28: Writer and artist Jerry Ordway (
Superman) born in 1957.
November 29: Traditionally recognized as the birthday of Jimmy Olsen.
November 30: Writer and artist Keith Griffen (
Legion of Super-Heroes) born in 1952.
Unknown to all but a very few people, Clark Kent lives a double life as Superman. Among those who know this secret are: Martha and Jonathan Kent, Lana Lang, Lori Lemaris, Batman, Wonder Woman, Mr. Mxyzptlk, John Henry Irons (Steel) and Kent's wife, Lois Lane. At first, Kent saw Superman as no more than a disguise, a way he could use his powers while still maintaining his normal life. As time went on though, he came to see that it was not a either/or situation, but that he was a combination of both identities. His Clark Kent identity is important to him. He cherishes all his journalism awards, as awards fairly won, knowing that if the judges knew that Superman had been the author, that knowledge would have influenced their decision. It is Clark Kent who permits Superman to remain part of the people, as he can move among them as Superman cannot.
