San Diego Comic-Con Interview Of Superman By Nathan Turner

[lastsonofkryptonme]

@biomans I agree with you. This Superman is definitely not Heroic he would never have the courage to serve his country or even qualify to be a policeman, fireman, EMT, Nurse or Teacher. Like you said he is much less gifted than the average person and I am now hearing told that he is handicapped. So I agree making fun of handicapped people is not good and this guy is definitely handicapped. Sorry- it took me a while to realize it. His being openly gay is not an issue here.

[biomans]

@lastsonofkryptonme Actually, I don't think he is handicapped. He is a teacher and works with "at risk students." It is extremely difficult to make judgements about a person based on an interview while they are acting as their fictional Hero at a Comic-con where many are living their fictional dreams if only for a few days.

[lastsonofkryptonme]

The Superman Sucks, Nice job to Nathan though, you made the most of it with this flat old tired superman.

[biomans]

@lastsonofkryptonme Nathan did an awesome job interviewing everyone. He is a gifted, recognized actor in San Diego and LA. His favorite roles are in Shakespeare plays.

[munoztheman1]

What a shitty superman.

[munoztheman1]

And they should be younger too. This guy is a sad Superman.

[KayakMan003]

Skinny guys shouldn't be the man of steel....they should be more powerfully built to really carry it off. Just my opinion

[biomans]

@KayakMan003 Superman definitely was muscled up. He had an awesome physique.

[LeesDojo]

on camara

[captainbiorhythm]

Superman is awesome. Nathan Turner did a great job in the interview.