How The Superman Franchise Became A Global Phenomenon, How The Superman Franchise Changed People’s Lives, The Future Outlook Of The Superman Franchise, And How To Earn Revenue As A Producer Of Content About Superman Video Games

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This essay sheds light on how the Superman franchise became a global phenomenon, explicates how the Superman franchise changed people’s lives, demystifies the future outlook of the Superman franchise, and expounds upon how to earn revenue as a producer of content about Superman video games. The Superman franchise became a global phenomenon during its genesis in 1939. The Superman franchise became a global phenomenon for a multitude of reasons. Superman was introduced to the world in 1938 with the advent of “Action Comics issue #1”. The Superman franchise is not limited to comic books even though over 1,047 issues of Action Comics have been released in the market As of October of 2022. The Superman franchise is comprised of an exorbitant amount of video games, movies, comic books, novels, soundtracks, and television series episodes. Superman is a prevalent character in a myriad of comic book series. The Superman franchise is comprised of an exorbitant amount of book book series. Some of the comic book series that Superman is featured in encompass “Action Comics, The Adventures of Superman, Superman, Superman: The Man of Steel, Superman: The Man of Tomorrow, Superman Unchained, Superman: Lois and Clark, The Superman Family, and Superman Family Adventures”. It is estimated that Superman characters have been featured in over 18,731 issues of comic books as of December of 2023. As of October of 2022, it is estimated that 484,000,000 copies of Batman comic books have been sold which is trumped by the sales volume of copies of Superman comic books. As of October of 2022, it is estimated that 600,000,000 copies of Superman comic books have been sold. As of December of 2023, the highest-selling Superman comic book issue is “Adventures of Superman issue #500 which was published in 1987 and has sold over 4,200,000 copies”. DC Comics publishes both Superman comic books and Batman comic books.