Up in the sky. Look.
- It's a bird. - It's a plane.
It's Superman!
Faster than a speeding bullet.
More powerful than a locomotive.
Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound.
The infant of Krypton is now the Man of Steel...
...Superman.
To best be in a position to use his amazing powers...
...in a never-ending battle for truth and justice...
...Superman has assumed the disguise of Clark Kent...
...mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper.
What do you think of the professor's show now?
I still think it's pretty dangerous business.
Hope nothing goes wrong.
And I've realized, gentlemen...
...that the safety of the public is of special import to you.
Perhaps almost as important to you as my ambitions are to me.
But your request that I give up my experiments...
Experiments which are the culmination of 30 years of dreaming and planning...
...is impossible. Tonight, those dreams will become real. Experiments which are the culmination of 30 years of dreaming and planning...
...is impossible. Tonight, those dreams will become real.
The comet of Falcon will be my toy.
Under my control, it will be brought to within a mile of us.
Then, after a close examination, I'll send it back again into space.
Your tampering with nature endangers thousands of lives.
Yes, and even at the possible cost of those lives...
...I shall continue my experiment.
I warn you, professor. We're prepared to stop you.
And I warn you, sir. Any interference may prove disastrous.
Stop!
Listen to me, you medding fools.
Do you know that the power...
Without that power, the comet is out of my control.
The pull of gravity will bring it crashing to earth any minute. Stop! Do you hear?
City editor.
Look, chief. The panic's on. The thing's gone haywire.
Lois. Lois, what happened? Lois!
Look!
Superman.
- Are you all right? - Yes, at the moment. But...
Miss Lane, the control.
Oh, Superman. You were wonderful.
You're pretty wonderful yourself.
Oh, how did you get here?
Thanks to Superman.