DC Comics is one of the largest and most successful companies operating in American comic books. In the late 1930s, DC Comics presented the world with two of the greatest superheroes known to comic book history. They created two characters, Superman and Batman, to restore peace and justice back into the world, one villain at a time. While Superman and Batman share the same mission to defeat evil and to never kill the enemy, they differ in terms of their superhero capabilities and the villains they face.
To begin with, Superman originally comes from a disintegrated planet, Krypton. He was launched in a vessel to Earth for safety and landed in Smallville, Kansas where the Kent family discovered him. He grew up with a normal childhood on a farm, but in his teen years he finally discovered his God-like powers. On the other hand, Batman originated deep within the Wayne Family at the crime-infested, heart of Gotham City. Unfortunately, he witnessed the murder of his parents at a young age. After this, he vowed to avenge their death by keeping the streets of Gotham City clear of crime. His genius intellect and technological advances made him the perfect candidate. …show more content…
Superman wears a suit that is red, blue, and yellow to represent power. His suit has a large “S” across the chest. He also wears a red cape attached to his back to represent flight. By contrast, Batman’s suit is yellow, gray, and black to represent the “dark knight” who fights crime late at night. He wears a bat symbol across his chest and on his belt which has several gadgets hidden underneath. Unlike Superman, Batman wears a helmet to shield his face from combat. Their appearances seem comical to the enemy, but their suits allow them fit for