Finally, consider Superman himself. We know that he is the "main character", but we don't see inside of his head; we never know what he's thinking. This is something that only a comic can achieve: showing us one character visibly while TELLING us what other characters are thinking. Now, consider the character of Clark Kent/Superman; why, in your estimation, do you feel that the authors chose to portray him in this light? How does this portrayal of Superman differ from, say, modern DC movie versions of the character? Why does that seem to be so important? In essence: What is THIS Superman supposed to represent? In 700 words