Twitter Demands Daniel Dae Kim Become The Man of Steel… Or Else

Twitter Demands Daniel Dae Kim Become The Man of Steel… Or Else
Ryan General
December 11, 2017
There is no question that international action star Daniel Dae Kim can pull off any superhero role, even the iconic Superman from DC Comics.
The talented Korean American actor certainly has the build, looks and charisma of someone who could classify as superhero material. That is why a GIF image of him simply removing his glasses has sparked buzz on Twitter about him being fit to play the man from Krypton.
“Clark Kent transforming into Superman,” Kore Asian Media wrote playfully as the caption for the GIF on Sunday.
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Several Twitter users responded in agreement, including DC actress Caity Marie Lotz and Marvel star Chloe Bennet.
Lotz, who plays a DC superhero via the small screen iteration of the character White Canary, wrote:
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Meanwhile, Bennet, who plays the role of Agent Daisy Johnson, an Inhuman (formerly known as Skye) in the ABC spy-fi series Marvel’s “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” said:
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Despite technically being an alien from the fictional planet of Krypton, Kal-El, a.k.a. the Man of Steel has always been portrayed by a White actor on the big screen. Superman has only been portrayed by a POC once on the small screen via the popular 1990s TV series “Lois and Clark” with Hapa actor Dean Cain wearing the blue and red spandex suit.
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Kim can also take on the role of Kenan Kong, the Asian Superman in the comics, created in 2016 by American-born Chinese author Gene Luen Yang.
Kim also recently wrapped up shooting for the 2019 flick “Hellboy”, where he plays the comic character Ben Daimio, a member of the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense, and a former U.S. Marine Corps who has the ability to transform into a “werejaguar” when he’s under extreme stress.
Who else thinks Daniel Dae Kim can save the day (or maybe even the DC movies) as Superman? You can read more of Daniel Dae Kim here.
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