A remarkably well-preserved copy of “Superman #1,” discovered in a California attic, has become the most expensive comic book ever sold, achieving a record-breaking $9.12 million at auction. The comic, found by three brothers while clearing out their mother’s attic, was from the first print run and in exceptional condition. Heritage Auctions deemed it the “highest ever graded copy,” further contributing to its value. This sale surpasses previous records held by other Superman comics, solidifying the character’s enduring legacy in pop culture.
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Dean Cain, famous for his role as Superman, has begun training to become an “honorary” ICE officer, motivated by his support for law enforcement. The actor was filmed participating in an obstacle course and firing guns, prompting criticism on social media regarding his performance. Cain’s decision follows Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s removal of age caps, leading to a surge in ICE applications. ICE has already utilized Cain as a recruitment tool, and he has responded to critics by defending his decision to support federal law enforcement.
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Former Superman actor Dean Cain is preparing to join the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE). Cain, already a sworn law enforcement officer, announced his intention to become an ICE agent after releasing a recruitment video for the agency. This comes as ICE aims to recruit 10,000 new personnel to support the Trump administration’s increased deportation efforts, including offering recruitment bonuses and student loan assistance. Cain stated he is taking on the role to help protect the country.
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Dean Cain, known for his role as Superman, has announced his support for President Trump’s illegal immigration crackdown by joining ICE. In a social media video, Cain encouraged followers to join ICE, highlighting benefits and emphasizing the removal of criminals from American streets. This endorsement follows a call for support from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and it comes as Cain remains a staunch MAGA conservative despite surprisingly progressive views on the Superman character. Cain has previously shown support for Trump by appearing opposite original Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Kristy Swanson in the spoof play FBI Lovebirds: Undercovers, offering dramatic readings of the infamous text messages exchanged between agents Peter Strozk and Lisa Page.
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In a recent turn of events, the White House faced widespread criticism on social media after posting a meme that depicted President Donald Trump as Superman. The post, a parody of the superhero’s image, was met with immediate backlash, with critics drawing comparisons to villains and pointing out the irony of the comparison. While some, like actor Dean Cain, expressed approval, the majority of reactions were negative, with many expressing outrage or creating their own memes. This incident follows previous instances of political figures utilizing superhero imagery, and has sparked further debate about the normalization of such tactics.
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Following the director’s comments regarding the film “Superman” being about an immigrant, the team has responded to the ensuing backlash. James Gunn emphasized the film’s message of kindness and inclusivity for all viewers. Sean Gunn defended his brother, highlighting the importance of immigrants in America, asserting that the film aligns with American values. This response was in contrast to conservative media outlets’ criticism of the film, labeling it as “Superwoke” and criticizing the film’s messaging.
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