DC Comics fired Siegel when he filed this second lawsuit

Maximoff is able to create a highly durable barrier of energy that she can shape and conform as needed. She used it to grab and break apart targets, protect others from enemy fire, contain a target or to cover and deflect attacks from enemies, such as Ultron's sentries.DC Comics negotiated an agreement wherein it would pay the Siegel heirs several million dollars and a yearly stipend of $500,000 in exchange for permanently granting DC the rights to Superman. Siegel and Shuster appealed, but the appeals court upheld this decision.
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DC Comics fired Siegel when he filed this second lawsuit.Most episodes were done live.Joe Shuster provided model sheets for the characters, so the visuals resembled the contemporary comic book aesthetic. The emblem on his chest may have been inspired by the uniforms of athletic teams. Many pulp action heroes such as swashbucklers wore capes. Superman's face was based on Johnny Weissmuller with touches derived from the comic-strip character Dick Tracy and from the work of cartoonist Roy Crane.