The bill proposes to enact a new section, 5.079, in the Revised Code of Ohio, designating Superman as the official superhero of the state. This recognition is set to take effect on April 18, 2033, coinciding with the cultural significance of Superman entering the public domain. The bill highlights that the character first appeared in publication on April 18, 1938, marking its historical importance.

By adopting Superman as the official superhero, the bill aims to celebrate the character's legacy and impact on popular culture. This legislative action reflects a broader acknowledgment of the character's significance in American history and its role in shaping the superhero genre.