Gallery: How Superman Would Look if He Was an Average Dude Trying to Fly

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    Photos by Ole Marius Jørgensen
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    #1 The Brave One

    *No. 1 The Brave One*
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    #2

    *No. 2*
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    #3

    *No. 3*
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    #4 The Art of Flying

    *No. 4 The Art of Flying*
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    #5 The Art of Flying No. 2

    * No. 5 The Art of Flying No. 2*
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    #6 The Art of Flying No. 3

    * No. 6 The Art of Flying No. 3*
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    #7 Today's News

    *No. 7 Today's News*
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    #8 Off to the Moon

    *No. 8 Off to the Moon*
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