Though it had its problems,
Superman Returns was a pretty fun movie. The fanboy in me was tickled and thrilled to see him use Super-Breath to blow out a fire.
However, as I read through some of my Superman comics from the late 1950s, I see the Man of Steel often using a super-power that seems to be mostly ignored by today's comic writers...
The Super Head-Butt! 
Check out these examples from just three iss

ues! The boulder smash-up (art by Wayne Boring) and the cannon panel (also by Boring) are BOTH from
Superman 126. The gong-shot (Kurt Schaffenberger) comes from
Superman 128, and the helmet crunch (Al Plastino) is from
Action 251.
Boy howdy! If more people knew about the Super Head-Butt, then the Ugly Superman might choose a different moniker to wrestle under.
Maybe it's time for a little Super-Aspirin!
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