Clark Kent writes for the Daily Planet but his new biographer, Larry Tye, filed his own front-page stories for the Boston Globe and Louisville Courier-Journal. Tye, author of "Satchel: The Life and Times of an American Legend," is fresh from Comic-Con International where he was promoting "Superman: The High-Flying History of America's Most Enduring Hero," the 432-page hardcover from Random House that is being billed as the first "full-fledged biography" of the character that is called both Kal-El and Kent.
the world needs a hero, or a story of one to bring out the heroes inside us to be able to know right from wrong..
