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1:43Now PlayingA Superman who turned into a down-and-out Clark Kent is thriving again after Post readers came to his rescue. Christopher Reeve look-alike Christopher Dennis — who for years made a living as a Superman impersonator on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles — was way down on his luck just a few months ago.
Last August he was violently robbed of his Superman suit, laptop, phone and nearly $1,000. But Dennis is making a comeback as the Man of Steel — thanks to readers. In addition to 700 social media comments offering support, people donated money to buy him new costumes and helped him get housing.
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