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Superman: American Alien

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Max Landis
Max Landis

Max Landis, born on August 3, 1985, is an accomplished screenwriter from the United States. Known for his unique style and profound storytelling, his work has garnered widespread acclaim. His notable contributions include scripts for 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' and 'Big Hero 6'. more

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