They regarded it as X-ray vision and it was used in the same way that Superman would. Preceding Action Comics #1, the pair did a comic strip about two friends who owned a special mechanism that allowed them to see through anything. In a 1983 interview with Siegel and Shuster that first appeared in Nemo #2, they revealed that Superman's X-ray vision was created before Superman's invention. Related: Supergirl Actor's Dreamer Comic Captures Nia Nal's Character Perfectly This is just one example of how Siegel and Shuster took on previous ideas and adapted them into something new. After releasing the comic, the two creators devised an idea for an alternate superhero version of Superman, one that aligns with today's image of the character. Not only was this the first iteration of Superman, but it was also one of the first supervillains in comic book history. Siegel and Shuster's original Superman was a villain, introduced in 1933's The Reign of the Superman. Originally, Superman wasn't the idealized hero he is today. Nothing in comic books is set in stone, everything can adapt and change. Like Superman's powers, there have been many incarnations of the Man of Steel.
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