There's always a way!
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>>87649776
>>87649776
>>87653961
Sun-Eater! You came back!
>>87653970
Never forget.
>>87653913
Thank you
>>87654000
More One Million!
We've finally arrived at the moment we've all been waiting for.
The Final Chapter.
Now you know where MoS got it from.
We're all we've got, /co/.
>>87654347
Rekt.
>>87654360
We all love you, Superman.
To Be Continued.
I hope you enjoyed this story whether it was your first read or your tenth!
If you take anything away from this let it be one thing. No matter how bad it might get remember what Superman says: There's ALWAYS a way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRz4FY0ZcwI
>>87654463
Thank you
>>87654516
Any time!
>>87654660
This
>>87654463
Thanks for the storytime
>>87654463
So what is that project?
>>87656690
A replacement in case they ever lost Superman. You see him back in issue 6 as part of the Squad.
See:
>>87651972
The one on Prime's left.
>>87651926
>TFW will never have an adequate reaction image
This part always gets me
The, as in THE, most singularly powerful, capable, absolutely Almighty character in all of fiction.
Superman
Fucking. Superman.
Who can destroy planets, crust galaxies, fight time, and punch reality.
Can't save his own dad.
Massive Coronary Failure, of all things, is what brings Superman down to our level. Makes him mortal, makes him human. He flies as hard as he can, as fast as he can, and he still can't save his Pa.
It never fails to bring a tear to my eye, but also makes me feel human. Because if SUPERMAN of all people can feel this helpless and feeble, then I guess I can, too.
Without shame or reservation.
It's one of the many things that makes All-Star Superman great, truly great. It makes the God of the American Dream human, despite all his vast feats and stupendous adventures.
It makes him real.
>>87654347
>brain beats brawn
>he says whilst punching him in the face
>>87661916
I can't believe they left this and you know what other scene out of the movie
>>87662061
Imagine how much better Man of Steel would have been if, in the aftermath of some supreme act of heroism, Superman paused.
Amidst the throngs of happy, grateful people he just saved. He brushes off their praise, as helping people is simply a part of his character, it's part of who he is, the man his father raised.
He pauses.
His face, first elated, then confused, which shifts inexorably to horror.
He can no longer hear his father's heatbeat.
He's flying, faster, and faster, and faster still. Until the very air around him burns with friction; an entire world traversed in the span of a heartbeat.
He's too late.
His father, a man he respected and revered as an absolute his entire life, lies dead before him, beyond the reach of even the Man of Steel.
The Last Son of Krypton falls to his knees, helpless.
Tell me to my fucking face that that wouldn't have been a million times more awesome than 'STOP, INVINCIBLE SON'
>luthors brought to tears because he can see and understand everything so clearly with the powers
>superman punches him out
Which Page is Morrison referring to Here?
>Lex Luthor delivers his own version of the unified field haiku – explaining the underlying principles of the universe in fourteen syllables – which the P.R.O.J.E.C.T. G–Type philosopher from issue 4 had dedicated his entire life to composing!
>>87653913
bump
>>87654198
>Now you know where MoS got it from.
There is no honor even among the pettiest of thieves.
>>87654463
Grazi
>>87663486
> An adaptation uses one of the greatest Superman quotes
> Plagarism
>>87654066
Thanks, doc
>>87664612
>Plagarism
The future FLOTUS taking the speech of the current FLOTUS and pretending it's hers, or worse, that it represents and reflects her actual beliefs, or those of her husband and family, including step children, is neither adaptation, nor as simple as plagiarism.
Rather, it represents a theft in that it wishes to create a kinship, or at worse, the illusion of a kinship with something that it actually does not share.
Super bump
>>87653913
All-Star Superman is great, thank you for storytiming.
>>87662447
This one:
>>87651014
>>87662447
Actually, I fucked up, this one.
>>87654334
>>87653970
NO! NOT SUN EATER!
>>87669422
Sun Eater was the real MVP