A recent post in the travel section of USA Today mentions Cleveland's recent homage to Superman and his creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. The two teenagers created the comic superhero while growing up in Cleveland's Glenville neighborhood in the 1930s.

Cleveland is now paying tribute to the Man of Steel and his creators by placing street signs bearing the Superman insignia and honorary street names such as "Lois Lane" in the neighborhood where Siegel and Shuster once lived.

The new street signs can be found near Siegel's former home at the intersection of E. 105th Street and Kimberley Avenue and Shuster's former home at Parkwood Drive and Amor Avenue.

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