Superman as Clark Kent [on hold]
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Has Superman ever had to act and save the day as Clark Kent? What were the repercussions, if there were any?
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Mr.SixTwoMr.SixTwo
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put on hold as too broad by Valorum, Rebel-Scum, TheLethalCarrot, Vanguard3000, Bellatrix yesterday
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Has Superman ever had to act and save the day as Clark Kent? What were the repercussions, if there were any?
superman dc-extended-universe
asked yesterday
Mr.SixTwoMr.SixTwo
632169
put on hold as too broad by Valorum, Rebel-Scum, TheLethalCarrot, Vanguard3000, Bellatrix yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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This seems extraordinarily broad. "Superman" covers nearly a century of films, TV shows, radio shows and more than 10,000 comic serials.
– Valorum
yesterday
What would be a good improvement to narrow down the sheer size of possible answers. Suppose i could ask events with most significant outcomes?
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
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The question is also really broad. Do you just mean not putting on his costume?
– Valorum
yesterday
More like "oh gee how can good old Clark lift a 3 ton bus" moments eventually leading to people figuring out he and superman is the same person
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
The TV series "Smallville" is pretty much exactly this in every single episode. It's set before Clark becomes Superman so every time he uses his powers, he does it as Clark Kent. Also, virtually every movie includes at least one scene where Clark uses his powers to do something heroic. Usually, he does so in a way that won't compromise his identity so there are no consequences. Perhaps a better question is to ask for instances where Clark using his abilities has compromised his identity as Superman.
– aleppke
yesterday
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Has Superman ever had to act and save the day as Clark Kent? What were the repercussions, if there were any?
superman dc-extended-universe
asked yesterday
Mr.SixTwoMr.SixTwo
632169
Has Superman ever had to act and save the day as Clark Kent? What were the repercussions, if there were any?
superman dc-extended-universe
superman dc-extended-universe
asked yesterday
Mr.SixTwoMr.SixTwo
632169
asked yesterday
Mr.SixTwoMr.SixTwo
632169
asked yesterday
Mr.SixTwoMr.SixTwo
632169
asked yesterday
Mr.SixTwoMr.SixTwo
632169
asked yesterday
Mr.SixTwoMr.SixTwo
632169
632169
put on hold as too broad by Valorum, Rebel-Scum, TheLethalCarrot, Vanguard3000, Bellatrix yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as too broad by Valorum, Rebel-Scum, TheLethalCarrot, Vanguard3000, Bellatrix yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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This seems extraordinarily broad. "Superman" covers nearly a century of films, TV shows, radio shows and more than 10,000 comic serials.
– Valorum
yesterday
What would be a good improvement to narrow down the sheer size of possible answers. Suppose i could ask events with most significant outcomes?
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
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The question is also really broad. Do you just mean not putting on his costume?
– Valorum
yesterday
More like "oh gee how can good old Clark lift a 3 ton bus" moments eventually leading to people figuring out he and superman is the same person
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
The TV series "Smallville" is pretty much exactly this in every single episode. It's set before Clark becomes Superman so every time he uses his powers, he does it as Clark Kent. Also, virtually every movie includes at least one scene where Clark uses his powers to do something heroic. Usually, he does so in a way that won't compromise his identity so there are no consequences. Perhaps a better question is to ask for instances where Clark using his abilities has compromised his identity as Superman.
– aleppke
yesterday
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This seems extraordinarily broad. "Superman" covers nearly a century of films, TV shows, radio shows and more than 10,000 comic serials.
– Valorum
yesterday
What would be a good improvement to narrow down the sheer size of possible answers. Suppose i could ask events with most significant outcomes?
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
1
The question is also really broad. Do you just mean not putting on his costume?
– Valorum
yesterday
More like "oh gee how can good old Clark lift a 3 ton bus" moments eventually leading to people figuring out he and superman is the same person
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
The TV series "Smallville" is pretty much exactly this in every single episode. It's set before Clark becomes Superman so every time he uses his powers, he does it as Clark Kent. Also, virtually every movie includes at least one scene where Clark uses his powers to do something heroic. Usually, he does so in a way that won't compromise his identity so there are no consequences. Perhaps a better question is to ask for instances where Clark using his abilities has compromised his identity as Superman.
– aleppke
yesterday
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This seems extraordinarily broad. "Superman" covers nearly a century of films, TV shows, radio shows and more than 10,000 comic serials.
– Valorum
yesterday
This seems extraordinarily broad. "Superman" covers nearly a century of films, TV shows, radio shows and more than 10,000 comic serials.
– Valorum
yesterday
What would be a good improvement to narrow down the sheer size of possible answers. Suppose i could ask events with most significant outcomes?
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
What would be a good improvement to narrow down the sheer size of possible answers. Suppose i could ask events with most significant outcomes?
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
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The question is also really broad. Do you just mean not putting on his costume?
– Valorum
yesterday
The question is also really broad. Do you just mean not putting on his costume?
– Valorum
yesterday
More like "oh gee how can good old Clark lift a 3 ton bus" moments eventually leading to people figuring out he and superman is the same person
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
More like "oh gee how can good old Clark lift a 3 ton bus" moments eventually leading to people figuring out he and superman is the same person
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
The TV series "Smallville" is pretty much exactly this in every single episode. It's set before Clark becomes Superman so every time he uses his powers, he does it as Clark Kent. Also, virtually every movie includes at least one scene where Clark uses his powers to do something heroic. Usually, he does so in a way that won't compromise his identity so there are no consequences. Perhaps a better question is to ask for instances where Clark using his abilities has compromised his identity as Superman.
– aleppke
yesterday
The TV series "Smallville" is pretty much exactly this in every single episode. It's set before Clark becomes Superman so every time he uses his powers, he does it as Clark Kent. Also, virtually every movie includes at least one scene where Clark uses his powers to do something heroic. Usually, he does so in a way that won't compromise his identity so there are no consequences. Perhaps a better question is to ask for instances where Clark using his abilities has compromised his identity as Superman.
– aleppke
yesterday
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This seems extraordinarily broad. "Superman" covers nearly a century of films, TV shows, radio shows and more than 10,000 comic serials.
– Valorum
yesterday
What would be a good improvement to narrow down the sheer size of possible answers. Suppose i could ask events with most significant outcomes?
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
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The question is also really broad. Do you just mean not putting on his costume?
– Valorum
yesterday
More like "oh gee how can good old Clark lift a 3 ton bus" moments eventually leading to people figuring out he and superman is the same person
– Mr.SixTwo
yesterday
The TV series "Smallville" is pretty much exactly this in every single episode. It's set before Clark becomes Superman so every time he uses his powers, he does it as Clark Kent. Also, virtually every movie includes at least one scene where Clark uses his powers to do something heroic. Usually, he does so in a way that won't compromise his identity so there are no consequences. Perhaps a better question is to ask for instances where Clark using his abilities has compromised his identity as Superman.
– aleppke
yesterday