The official White House Instagram account ignited a firestorm online after sharing a digitally altered image depicting President Donald Trump as Superman
Fans, celebrities, and critics flooded social media to condemn the post, with many accusing the Donald Trump-aligned White House of copyright infringement and political propaganda.
The graphic, styled like a movie poster, shows Donald Trump in the Man of Steel’s iconic red-and-blue suit with the “S” emblem prominently displayed.
Above him reads the tagline, “A Trump Presidency”, while below are the words, “Truth, Justice, and the American Way.” At the bottom, the title simply reads, “Superman” alongside the White House logo.
But the image quickly spiraled into controversy.
Actor Patrick Dougall, known for his role on “Young Sheldon,” was among those calling for immediate legal action, writing, “Warner Bros, PLEASE sue.”
Others slammed the image as not just cringeworthy, but dangerous.
“The only superpower Trump has is committing felonies at the speed of light,” one user wrote.
“This isn’t just cringe. It’s cult-building 101,” another warned.
Many found the attempt to liken Trump to a superhero ironic, given his ongoing legal troubles and controversial political history.
“Is it a bird, is it a plane? No, it’s Super Felon,” quipped one commenter.
“Who TF runs this account? The most lame sh-t on the daily,” another frustrated follower added.
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