Michael Sangiacomo, founding board member of Siegel and Shuster Society talks about how Superman was born in Cleveland during a kick-off for a $2.5 million fundraiser at the Cleveland History Center ...

Cleveland honored its comic book heritage with the unveiling of a new Superman statue and a tribute plaza to creators Jerry ...

Community members, county leaders and members of the Siegel & Shuster Society gathered to celebrate the unveiling of the new ...

The highly-anticipated Superman statue was unveiled Saturday morning, and many attendees donned capes and Superman shirts to ...

Jay Towers travels to Cleveland, Ohio for the unveiling of a new statue honoring the creators of a legendary superhero. The tribute to Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster stands in the newly dedicated ...

Cleveland now features an 18-foot Superman statue, celebrating the superhero's creators, at the Huntington Convention Center.

Two new statues honoring Superman have landed in Cleveland. The statues were unveiled in the newly named Superman Plaza at ...

On Saturday, community members, comic book fans, county leaders and members of the Siegel & Shuster Society gathered downtown to celebrate the unveiling of the new Superman statue and the newly named ...

The original Superman was a rebel. He was seen as a “socialist”, “anarchist” and even a “radical revolutionary”. On the comic book cover, he was described as a “champion of the oppressed”.

Writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster had been working on the idea of a superhuman since 1932 when they were teenagers at Cleveland’s Glenville High School.