Rhetorical Analysis Superma Superman

“Got Milk?” When you think of superman what comes to mind? Do you think of his ability to fly? Maybe, you think of his attractive face? Or possibly, you think of his rocking physique? Superman is a heroic icon known by people of all different types. They see him as a credible character that devotes his life to saving the damsels in distress. At one moment or another in most people’s lifetime, they dream to be the hero in some situation. They hope to be recognized for their good deeds and give credit to those that they look up to. Whether they be young or old, people do their best to imitate the actions of their icon, superman, every day. In this advertisement, the author is trying to get people to believe that in order to be like superman they have to drink milk. The advertisement depicts superman floating high in the crystal blue sky surrounded by fluffy white clouds. Superman is made to be the center of this picture because he is enlarged compared to the background. Although his tights and the sky are a similar shade of blue, the bold red makes him stand out.
People see all of the good he does and think “I wish I could be like him”. He is a very admiral being and someone who could definitely be a role model. When people take a glance at this advertisement they will think, “Superman drinks milk, so maybe I should so that I can be strong like him,” or something to that effect. The author tries to persuade the audience to drink milk by depicting someone who is well respected in the ad because people tend to be persuaded easier when there is a “celebrity” involved. Superman is a trustworthy person. He saves people’s lives and fights crime and evil. The author tries to also persuade the audience by honesty. People know superman’s character and they know what type of person he is and they know that he wouldn’t lie, so they will believe in most anything that he