The New Yorker
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Superman Flying Through the Ages
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June 17, 2013
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1:21Now PlayingJerome Siegel and Joe Shuster were only in high school, during the Depression, when they created the superhero. Ever since, the Man of Steel has been transformed and re-imagined in radio, comics, books, art, and movies. Here, we trace how depictions of Superman's ability to fly have changed over time.
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