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*L'eroe dei fumetti [[Superman]], quando [[Jerry Siegel|Jerome "Jerry" Siegel]] lo ideò, era in origine un cattivo modellato sull'idea di Nietzsche (vedi ''[[The Reign of the Superman]]'').<ref>[http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/biography/superman.html]</ref><ref>[http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/305/]</ref><ref>[http://www.supermansupersite.com/1933.html]</ref> Venne reinventato come eroe dal suo disegnatore, [[Joe Shuster|Joseph "Joe" Shuster]], dopodiché mostrava scarse somiglianze con ilcol personaggio precedente, benché avesse ancora dubbi morali. <!-- Only as the series progressed did Superman become the wholesome, morally upright figure of modern times. However, Superman does find an adversary in the mold of the Nietzschean Übermensch in the recurring arch-villain [[Lex Luthor]],{{Citazione necessaria}} his greatest enemy on Earth. A direct reference to the term occurs in the episode "Double Trouble" of the TV series ''[[Adventures of Superman (TV series)|Adventures of Superman]],'' in which a German-speaking character calls the title character "{{lang|de|verfluchter Übermensch}}" ("cursed Superman").<ref>{{Cita libro|nome=Gary |cognome=Grossman |titolo=Superman: Serial to Cereal |anno=1976 |p=67 |città=New York |editore=Popular Library |isbn=0-445-04054-8 }}</ref> In the tenth season of the show ''[[Smallville]]'', an alternate Lionel Luthor refers to Clark as the "Übermensch". Overman is an [[Alternative versions of Superman|alternate version of Superman]], from [[Earth-10]], an Earth where the [[Axis victory in World War II|Axis Powers won World War II]].<ref name="supermanbeyond1">{{Cite comic | Writer = [[Grant Morrison]] | Penciller = [[Doug Mahnke]] | Inker = Christian Alamy, Rodney Ramos, Tom Nguyen, Walden Wong | Title = [[Final Crisis]]: Superman Beyond | Volume = | Issue = 1 | Date = October 2008 | Publisher = [[DC Comics]] }}</ref> -->