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Superman Statue Unveiled in Downtown Cleveland

DOWNTOWN CLEVELAND, OHIO, AUG 2 – The $2.5 million statues honor Superman's creators and celebrate Cleveland's role as the superhero's birthplace, attracting fans and community pride at the new tribute plaza.

  • On August 2, 2025, Cleveland revealed a new tribute plaza honoring Superman’s creators, featuring two statues of the iconic hero outside the Huntington Convention Center.
  • The plaza honors Siegel and Shuster, Cleveland teenagers who created Superman in the 1930s after years of publisher skepticism amid the Great Depression.
  • The main statue, a stainless-steel figure atop an 18-foot pillar, shows Superman soaring, while the second bronze statue depicts Siegel, Shuster, and Joanne Siegel, the model for Lois Lane.
  • Chris Ronayne, Cuyahoga County Executive, highlighted that the plaza and statue pay tribute to Cleveland’s rich tradition of creativity and perseverance, while Councilman Pernel Jones expressed pride in the plaza, viewing it as a meaningful destination for fans.
  • The $2.5 million project, still partially funded through donations, aims to inspire visitors by showing greatness can start anywhere, especially in Cleveland where Superman was born.
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Cleveland broke the news in Cleveland, United States on Friday, August 1, 2025.
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