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Kingdom Come (Comic Book)

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Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	comment	Kingdom Come is a 1996 DC Comics story published under the Elseworlds imprint, written by Mark Waid and beautifully painted by Alex Ross. The story depicts a dystopian future in which Superman has retired due to the public's preference for heroes who will use lethal force. The Silver Age superheroes follow him, in some cases retiring completely, in others sticking to their own small areas. With the absence of the old heroes and the abundance of a new, more reckless generation, the world has become a bit grimmer, a bit more pessimistic and hopeless, but nevertheless seems to keep turning.That is, until a tragedy strikes in Kansas. The death of Captain Atom causes a nuclear explosion that destroys most of the American Midwest. This loosens the last bounds of restraint among the new generation of metahumans, who begin to fight one another with abandon. Superman returns, reassembles the Justice League, and tries to take back control, with dire consequences.Through it all, a simple pastor named Norman McCay, the minister of an elderly Wesley Dodds (the Golden Age Sandman), is guided by apocalyptic imagery drawn from the Book of Revelation and by The Spectre. He must decide the fate of humanity - whether to allow the metahumans to be killed en masse and save the rest of humanity, or to allow them to survive, but doom the world.This series was followed by The Kingdom, which introduces the concept of Hypertime by having the Kingdom Come future superheroes fight alongside their present-day mainstream continuity counterparts, and Thy Kingdom Come.Unusually for a graphic novel, Kingdom Come also has a full Novelization by Elliot S! Maggin, which expands slightly on the comic's events and is generally considered to be at least as good if not better than the highly beloved graphic novel itself.See also Justice, a similar miniseries also painted by Alex Ross that attempts to reconstruct The Golden Age of Comic Books and The Silver Age of Comic Books after this series deconstructed The Dark Age of Comic Books.Although no animated adaptation has been made (and likely will never be, due to Warner Bros considering the art style of Alex Ross too hard to replicate), several elements of the comics have made it to live-action: The comic's incarnation of Superman appears in the Arrowverse's 6th Crisis Crossover, an adaptation of Crisis on Infinite Earths, portrayed by Brandon Routh (who played him in Superman Returns instead of Christopher Reeve), who also plays Ray Palmer in Legends of Tomorrow, with a bit of Canon Welding to move the events of Kingdom Come to the timeline of Returns and by proxy, the original Superman film series; specifically, the Joker gassing the Daily Planet and killing Lois Lane. The same crossover event also features a version of Batman, played by Kevin Conroy (who had been voicing the character regularly in various media since Batman: The Animated Series), wearing the exoskeleton used by the comic's incarnation. However, this Batman is not a straight adaptation but a Composite Character with elements of the incarnations from The Dark Knight Returns and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, both of which it heavily deconstructs by turning him into an Evil Counterpart who went after Superman with the same justification the Dark Knight Returns incarnation did, and with the same intent as and for the same xenophobic reasons the DCEU Batman did, sans the Heel Realization that stopped the DCEU Batman from going through with it. The golden eagle armor of Wonder Woman that first appeared in this comic series makes its cinematic debut in Wonder Woman 1984.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_116f6f1c	type	Self-Plagiarism
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_116f6f1c	comment	Self-Plagiarism: Before Kingdom Come, Alex Ross designed the characters of Astro City. There are at least two references to this work: Wonder Woman's winged armor cause her to somewhat resemble Winged Victory, herself a Captain Ersatz of Wonder Woman. Joker's Daughter's clown motif and red-and-green, diamond-shape pattern costume make her look like a Distaff Counterpart to Jack-in-the-Box.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_11bc87bc	type	Comic-Book Fantasy Casting
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_11bc87bc	comment	Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: Bruce Wayne's appearance is partially based on Gregory Peck. This is a nod to the much lauded Batman: Year One by Dave Mazucchelli and Frank Miller. Ross tend to model some characters after other comic book authors. The most blatant examples are Joker's Daughter and 666, modeled after Jill Thompson and her husband Brian Azzarello.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1206dd74	type	Victory Is Boring
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1206dd74	comment	Victory Is Boring: This is what happened as a result of the new generation of heroes wiping out most of the villains for good. The numerous fights and battles that occurred happened because they were bored. The first illustrates this by showing many of the antiheroes fighting against each other, but then later on will team up with people they'd just been trying to kill for no given reason. They don't actually care who they're fighting just as long as they get to fight.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_13a6b7ef	type	Gaia's Lament
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_13a6b7ef	comment	Gaia's Lament: After Captain Atom is torn open by Parasite, the entirety of Kansas, along with parts of Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri, are reduced to an irradiated wasteland.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: Invoked when Batman notes that black (replacing the yellow in the "S" insignia) is a new look for him. Superman (in the novelization) replies it's "for Kansas." Batman harshly chuckles and snarks, "Is there anything you can't justify?"
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_16e17035	type	Patrick Stewart Speech
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_16e17035	comment	Patrick Stewart Speech: Superman's final words to the UN.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_173909	type	Brainwashed and Crazy
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_173909	comment	Brainwashed and Crazy: Billy Batson becomes subservient to Lex Luthor after being infected with literal ear worms that had been artifically created by Dr. Sivana.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_17501df2	type	Cool Old Guy
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_17501df2	comment	Cool Old Guy: Norman McCay is an old reverend who single-handedly manages to stop Superman's rampage in the final issue. In the Novelization, Norman meets Wesley Dodds, who's in his nineties, in a gym; Wesley is doing exercises a man in his twenties would be doing. Elderly Bruce Wayne is no slouch either, and someone reading it today would be pleasantly reminded in some ways of Bruce's portrayal in Batman Beyond a few years later.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_17ce80aa	type	All There in the Manual
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_17ce80aa	comment	All There in the Manual: Due to being filled with numerous characters, the story doesn't have the time to get into unnecessary details about each and every characters' backstory or relation to the previous generation of heroes. The collections provide guides for who's who.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1a237409	type	Order Versus Chaos
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1a237409	comment	Order Versus Chaos: The Justice League stands as the order to the anti-heroes' chaos. Batman for his part sees his Outsiders as the order to the chaos of the Justice League.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Many, especially in the bar scene— keep an eye out for Rorschach, who shows up a few times. Examples include: Alex Ross himself, with long hair, in the Planet Krypton chapter. Alex Ross' mother, twice: cheering at Superman in a crowd and in the end, watching Norman McCay's mass. BjÃ¶rk, on a poster in the street and in a crowd. Fat Albert and the gang. Non, from Superman 2. Lobo, bald and in bad shape. An aging Fire, asking to see her old friend Booster Gold, who works as a manager at Planet Krypton. Monty Python The Beatles Watchmen Krypto the Super Dog and Comet the Super Horse Village People Columbia and Riff Raff from The Rocky Horror Picture Show The Monkees Tommy and the Acid Queen from Music/Tommy Spider Man, Captain America and Thor Sherlock Holmes The Shadow Chernabog from Fantasia
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1ce428b5	type	Cold Equation
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1ce428b5	comment	Cold Equation: The Spectre demands that Norman McCay decide on humanity's worth. When Norman points out that the world is too fragmented to allow for an accurate judgement, the Spectre simply tells him to "judge carefully". At the climax Norman finally calls him out for quantifying humanity as a destructive species.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1dacdb4f	type	Senseless Sacrifice
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1dacdb4f	comment	In the Novelization, Lois Lane. She stalls The Joker long enough for Superman to arrive and bring him to justice. Part of the reason that Superman abandoned humanity was that Magog made Lois' act a Senseless Sacrifice.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1e1afc1b	type	Framing Device
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1e1afc1b	comment	Framing Device: The Spectre recruits Norman to assist him in the coming apocalypse to judge the guilty, because Norman inherited the visions of The Sandman. The Spectre guides Norman as an unseen observer to the incidents providing the most context to what happens. Norman only interacts with the characters twice, once when The Flash catches them observing them in the watchtower and again at the end where he intervenes himself to get Superman to calm down and reclaim his humanity. Norman also helps the Spectre regain his humanity.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1f6854a4	type	Tragic Intangibility
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1f6854a4	comment	Tragic Intangibility: The reader is told Martian Manhunter has been left a nervous wreck, but we're only shown it when he's so out of it he can't even reach for a cup of tea without phasing his hand through it.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1f862cf	type	Dare to Be Badass
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_1f862cf	comment	Dare to Be Badass: Superman's words to Billy Batson.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_20e20e99	type	Not the Intended Use
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_20e20e99	comment	Not the Intended Use: Captain Marvel summons magic lightning by saying "Shazam". Normally he's struck by it and transforms, but in the final battle he repeatedly dodges his own lightning with his Super-Speed (Speed of Mercury) to blast Superman, who can be hurt through magic. This only backfires on him when Superman tanks one blast to hold him in place so that Marvel transforms back to Billy.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_21d70919	type	Crapsack World
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_21d70919	comment	Crapsack World: Ten years after Superman and most other famous superheroes have retired, the world becomes overrun with more and more violent metahumans. Their fights are a constant source of collateral damage and put countless civilian lives in danger; many now compare hero/villain fights to gang wars. The Kansas tragedy sterilizes America's breadbasket, throwing the world's economy into near-collapse with the threat of global famine. There are also more subtle signs of how crappy this world is, like when Norman McCay is offered a signed baseball from the last world series ever played.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_22f6000b	type	Everybody's Dead, Dave
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_22f6000b	comment	Everybody's Dead, Dave: What Norman McCay's visions tell him will happen. In the end not quite everybody dies, but the final battle involving nearly all metahumans on Earth gets a massive nuke dropped on it. Only a few characters survive.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2439b588	type	As the Good Book Says...
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2439b588	comment	As the Good Book Says...: All over the place. Quotations from the Book of Revelation bookend at least two chapters, and biblical apocalyptic imagery is heavily used throughout.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_25b5600	type	Captain Ersatz
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_25b5600	comment	Wonder Woman's winged armor cause her to somewhat resemble Winged Victory, herself a Captain Ersatz of Wonder Woman.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_27690f66	type	Literary Allusion Title
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_27690f66	comment	Literary Allusion Title: Not only Kingdom Come itself a literary allusion (to either Matthew 6:10 or Luke 11:2 from the Bible), but each chapter title ('Strange Visitor', 'Truth and Justice', 'Up in the Sky' and 'Never-Ending Battle') is an allusion to the classic Superman introduction.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_28d87218	type	Food End
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_28d87218	comment	Food End: The story ends in an epilogue with the three main heroes (Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman) having a meal at a restaurant.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_28e90e30	type	More than Mind Control
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_28e90e30	comment	More than Mind Control: Billy Batson. The mind control bugs also appear in Alex Ross' and Doug Braitwaithe's Justice. Both instances show that they're a technology stolen from said character's archenemy Dr. Sivana.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2a2ee484	type	Genre Relaunch
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2a2ee484	comment	Genre Relaunch: Of Silver Age era super hero comics.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2a3e0069	type	Amazonian Beauty
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2a3e0069	comment	Amazonian Beauty: Power Woman is Power Girl when depicted as extremely muscular. Wonder Woman has a muscular body befitting of an Amazon warrior, and many characers notice how her beauty has not diminished through the years.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2b42db02	type	The Omniscient Council of Vagueness
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2b42db02	comment	The Omniscient Council of Vagueness: The Quintessence, consisting of The Phantom Stranger, Zeus, Ganthet, Shazam and The Spectre. The Spectre bristles at their avowed unwillingness to meddle in the affairs of mortals when Shazam begs the others to help Captain Marvel, accusing them of just being too scared to interfere and just have these meetups to tell each other "no". Deadman tells Norman in the Novelization that the last time they interfered, it resulted in The Trojan War, so naturally they're a little gunshy.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2c27353f	type	Was It Really Worth It?
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2c27353f	comment	Was It Really Worth It?: Magog wanted to take Superman's place as The Hero.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2dc0d2bf	type	Hidden Depths
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2dc0d2bf	comment	Hidden Depths: Magog is a Well-Intentioned Extremist, but he quickly becomes The Atoner. For example, he's the only character who goes to The Gulag to simply introspect, spending his time in his room doing nothing but thinking (and crying, in the single panel showing him in his room). By the end, he's learned his lesson and has become a true hero (and teacher).
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2e3a46ba	type	Second Coming
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2e3a46ba	comment	Second Coming: Superman's return from his self-imposed exile to deal with Magog and his generation of heroes is first seen as this by McCay. However, the visions McCay has seen reveal that Superman's presence will catalyze the coming doom, not avert it.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2f94135c	type	Thou Shalt Not Kill
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_2f94135c	comment	Thou Shalt Not Kill: Explored in the story. It's the violation of this creed that is a major part of why Superman abandons humanity. It's also the one thing that he and Batman have in common, no matter how distant their philosophies get, and the way Superman convinces him to intervene at the Gulag: to prevent as much loss of life as possible. Wonder Woman, Superman's lieutenant and future lover, does not share this credo.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_30c40e9a	comment	Deconstructor Fleet: When a bunch of â€œsuperheroesâ€� with a darker and grittier approach towards crime than Batman and other classic heroes starts targeting villains, they wipe out a significant amount of them in about 10 years. But when there is no one else to fight, they begin fighting each other, and everyone nearby feels the full effect of their battles. Superman is easily one of the greatest superheroes of all, if not the greatest. Heâ€™s the paragon of the classic superhero age, and almost everyone looks up to him. So what he happens when a great figure many look up for guidance just leaves? Who do people go to for advice or help? When public support swings toward anti-heroes, everyone looks to Magog the preeminent crimefighter among the new breed. But his catastrophic actions only make things worse and help usher in a dark age. Killing dozens of villains for peace may eliminate a good chunk of crime, but that does not mean crime is gone for good. Also, after years of He Who Fights Monsters battles, the â€œheroesâ€� are no longer fighting villains but fighting each other; sometimes out of dislike, mostly of them out of boredom, and all of society suffers in the long run. Having a set of uncompromisingly moral superheroes may look good on paper, but the very inflexibility of the classic superheroes' moral compasses lead to a constant tug of war between good and evil, with no end in sight. This in turn makes people look up to "heroes" that have far less qualms about end things once and for all via lethal means. This is most noticeable with Superman and Magog's case, where, after public opinion swings in favor of Magog after his murder of the Joker, the Man of Steel elects to exile himself from the world, rather than publicly confront his rival and his ideals, along with the possibility that his own ideals might have flaws. Often, for purely narrative purposes, comic stories depict superheroes either fighting each other or knowingly provoking a superhuman brawl on public ground, causing reckless, almost wanton destruction and after everything is resolved, they simply walk (or fly) away as if nothing had happened, without any consequences, often even making light of it. Examples: A superhero, just by Rule of Cool, will pick up a random car on the street and bludgeon some supervillain with it, or makes a dramatic entrance by landing onto a vehicle. In this story it is shown how ridiculous, violent and selfish a metahuman would need to be to so thoughtlessly destroy public property and risk the lives of civilians just for the sake of showing off.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_34258d8a	type	Good-Guy Bar
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_34258d8a	comment	Superman. Green Arrow admits to people at the Good-Guy Bar that Superman has the best of intentions, but he's a bull in a China shop and isn't quite suited to dealing with the current day's problems.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_36c94bed	type	Person of Mass Destruction
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_36c94bed	comment	Person of Mass Destruction: Captain Atom. After Parasite tears him open, the radiation contained within him is unleashed into a massive explosion that makes the American Midwest uninhabitable.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: Batman agrees to work with Luthor, but only because he wants to dismantle the Mankind Liberation Front from within. After he earns the villain's trust, Batman discovers his plan to exacerbate the tensions between humans and metahumans and takes measures to successfully apprehend Luthor and his conspirators.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: In a one-panel cameo, The Joker looks just like Jack Nicholson in the Tim Burton Batman movie. This is a general rule for all Alex Ross publications that feature The Joker. Likewise, Alex Ross clearly looked up what Frank Gorshin looks like as an old man in order to draw The Riddler.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_39db6c28	type	Dark Age of Supernames
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_39db6c28	comment	Dark Age of Supernames: The list of new generation of anti-heroes and/or villains appearing in this story include such standouts as NIL-8, Joker's Daughter, Germ-Man, Swastika and Shiva the Destroyer.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_3ec18c6f	type	Sherlock Scan
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_3ec18c6f	comment	Sherlock Scan: During the epilogue, it takes Batman only a few seconds, of course, to realize that Diana is pregnant. Having not been around him for several decades, she's momentarily flummoxed by his deductions (he noticed that she'd gained a little weight — which being "an ageless Amazon of perfect physique", she hadn't since he'd known her — and that her hair had begun to take the same tint as Clark's, implying the fetus was absorbing solar radiation like he does.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_3fe2b13f	type	Ungrateful Bastard
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_3fe2b13f	comment	Ungrateful Bastard: Swastika survives the massacre and is sent to Themyscira to be healed (and most likely to be set straight); he shows his gratitude by spitting during a solemn Amazonian ceremony. Fortunately Magog, the new Dean of Students there, gives him a hard clout.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: Good News: Superheroes are now working properly with humanity and they can now be together in peace and the Big 3 are now friends again. Bad News: About twenty superheroes are actually alive and psychologically, they are going to need lots of help and millions of innocent lives were lost throughout the story. However it soon becomes an Earn Your Happy Ending, since we see that Superman and Wonder Woman are going to have a baby and they want Bruce to be the godfather and 1000 years in the future the Legion of Super-Heroes fly over a large group of connected people which includes Superman himself.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_447d9e50	type	Xanatos Speed Chess
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_447d9e50	comment	Xanatos Speed Chess: While the whole world burns with the question of what to do with the superhumans, the "Mankind Liberation Front" (led by Lex Luthor and his gang of Silver Age villains) are plotting to exploit the events to wrest all power. For this reason Lex manipulates Billy Batson into doing his bidding. Batman supposedly joins the MLF to foil this. Luthor even states that Superman's unexpected return accelerated his plans.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_45fe3a2e	type	Utopia Justifies the Means
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_45fe3a2e	comment	Killing dozens of villains for peace may eliminate a good chunk of crime, but that does not mean crime is gone for good. Also, after years of He Who Fights Monsters battles, the â€œheroesâ€� are no longer fighting villains but fighting each other; sometimes out of dislike, mostly of them out of boredom, and all of society suffers in the long run.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4623b3bb	type	Why Couldn't You Be Different?
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4623b3bb	comment	Why Couldn't You Be Different?: This was the public's complaint about Superman, who's too "old-fashioned" and wouldn't "get with the times".
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_464dd7cc	type	The Unfought
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_464dd7cc	comment	The Unfought: After two full chapters fervently hinting that Superman and his "successor" Magog were destined to have a huge, all-out battle, their eventual confrontation consists of Magog blasting an unfazed Superman, then breaking down in tears before he surrenders.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_48c99e19	type	Death by Adaptation
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_48c99e19	comment	Death by Adaptation: In the novelization, Kid Flash is stated to have died in the blast, despite this never being depicted on panel (plus her being alive and well in the follow-up series The Kingdom.)
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4dcfdb68	type	It's the Only Way to Be Sure
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4dcfdb68	comment	It's the Only Way to Be Sure: When the metahuman battle in the prison rages out of control and threatens to engulf the planet, the New United Nations resorts to this. Captain Marvel, Batman, and Wonder Woman do their best to stop it, but it ultimately ends up incinerating the vast bulk of the metahumans, and sends Superman into a Roaring Rampage of Revenge.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4e1d9178	type	Tailor-Made Prison
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4e1d9178	comment	Shortly after meeting Orion, Superman end up forced to build an immense metahuman prison called the Gulag and the narration mentions how familiar it looks, particularly as it resembles the Legion of Doom's skull-shaped headquarters.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: Even Wonder Woman (who had been the story's most prominent Knight Templar to this point) is shocked, at this declaration:
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: Luthor encourages Captain Marvel to go on the attack, seemingly setting up the big fight...and then Bruce Wayne decks Marvel with a single punch and puts a foot to his throat. Everyone just stares before it sinks in that even at his prime, there's no way Batman could deck the World's Mightest Mortal. Which means...
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4ef92d0b	type	The Atoner
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_4ef92d0b	comment	The Atoner: Magog. In the comic, Magog can be seen sitting calmly in his cell, downbeat and presumably mourning the deaths he accidentally caused. Unlike the other residents of the Gulag, Magog is the only rogue superhero to walk up to the gate and knock - and patiently waits for someone to come out. What follows is both humorous and touching in the Novelization:
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5028baf2	type	What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5028baf2	comment	What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?: In the Novelization, Spectre is baffled by Superman and Wonder Woman's relationship. Norman explains that theirs is a relationship of maturity: he needs a mature woman (like Lois Lane was), or he needs no one else, and she needs a mature man, or she needs no one else. Spectre notes that Norman's experience as a minister is exactly what he lacks, having been separated so long from his mortal life, and no longer can comprehend human relationships. At the end, Norman is teaching Spectre to be Jim Corrigan again.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_50b05d30	comment	Disproportionate Retribution: Savage kills a secretary by snapping her neck because she didn't put two sugars in his coffee. According to the Novelization, she did — but Luthor stocked the small cubes of sugar, so Vandal thought she didn't.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5111ff0	type	Kill the Poor
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5111ff0	comment	Kill the Poor: A brief scene sees one Anti-Hero, The Americommando, and his cronies declare war on meager immigrants, claiming "the poor, tired, huddled masses camping on our shores, begging citizenship" are the biggest foreign threat to the United States after the disaster in Kansas, though it's shown that he's under Mind Control.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_559b4bb3	type	Call to Agriculture
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_559b4bb3	comment	Call to Agriculture: After retirement, Clark Kent is living in an artificial farm.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5989e3b6	comment	Enemy Mine: Batman and Lex Luthor join forces against the Justice League. Subverted in that Batman really wants to destroy the Mankind Liberation Front from within.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5b565147	type	Meaningful Background Event
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5b565147	comment	Meaningful Background Event: At the metahuman bar, you can see Deadman noticing Norman and the Spectre milling about.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5cd6010b	type	Turn Out Like His Father
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5cd6010b	comment	Turn Out Like His Father: Orion ends up as the ruler of Apokolips after defeating Darkseid for good.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5ce7dbb9	type	Central Theme
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_5ce7dbb9	comment	Central Theme: The loss of humanity through justifying your actions, whether it be taking a life or throwing your power around to get people to fall in line. All the classic silver age heroes lose their connection to the very people they swore to protect, Superman retires to his Fortress of Solitude, Wonder Woman is stripped of her royal title because she spends more time as an ambassador of peace (and crimefighter) than as a more proactive warriornote She was told by her mother that her ambassador efforts hadn't changed Mankind one iota, Flash exists in constant motion unable to interact with anyone, Green Lantern remains in a watchtower construct in orbit over Earth and Batman polices Gotham via drones. As such the new generation, who idolized the classic heroes, are left without guidance and fight each other as much as they fight supervillains. In the Novelization, Norman's narration repeats several times "There is a right and a wrong in this universe. And that distinction is not hard to make."
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_60ab69b4	type	Elseworld
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_60ab69b4	comment	Elseworld: The story takes place in an alternate universe where Superman and the majority of other heroes resign after the Joker is killed by Magog, sparking strong public support for a more ruthless form of vigilantism.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6439de78	comment	Heroic Sacrifice: In the Novelization, Lois Lane. She stalls The Joker long enough for Superman to arrive and bring him to justice. Part of the reason that Superman abandoned humanity was that Magog made Lois' act a Senseless Sacrifice. Captain Marvel ends up tanking a nuke to try to save the superheroes. While it saves many lives, there are still plenty of casualties. The Blackhawk jet fighters who deliver the nukes. According to the Novelization, they weren't expected to survive the blasts. Alloy (which is a literal amalgam of the Metal Men) protects Magog from dying from a nuclear blast. Magog isn't completely protected, as he shows signs of radiation sickness.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_64e975cf	type	Manly Tears
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_64e975cf	comment	Manly Tears: Magog can be seen in one panel sobbing in his private room in the Gulag. In the Novelization, Bruce and Dick hug and sob - the first time in decades for Bruce.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_658f7193	type	Lack of Empathy
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_658f7193	comment	Lack of Empathy: A version applying to the heroes. At the climax, Norman points out to Superman that the actions of superhumans (even the moderate, classic heroes) are so intimidating that they cause distancing from the rest of humanity. Events escalate to the point that human society becomes intimidated and scared enough to drop nukes onto the metahumans.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6aa199f3	type	Old Superhero
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6aa199f3	comment	Old Superhero: Batman is now so old and battered he needs machines to help him walk, but he's still as sharp as ever, able to execute a classic Batman Gambit and has the guts to punch Captain Marvel. Who is really Billy Batson. It's stated that Batman in this future has basically abandoned the Bruce Wayne "personality" altogether.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6b983bf7	type	Unstoppable Rage
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6b983bf7	comment	Unstoppable Rage: Subverted. After the nuke, Reverend McCay manages to talk Superman down from destroying the United Nations building and killing everyone inside.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6d9bc945	type	Babies Ever After
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6d9bc945	comment	Babies Ever After: Wonder Woman is pregnant with Superman's child in the ending. Batman is the godfather and they even discuss him having regular custody of the child, making he or she effectively a child of the Trinity.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6e6cf344	type	"Everybody Helps Out" Denouement
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_6e6cf344	comment	"Everybody Helps Out" Denouement: The fourth and final issue ends with most superheroes (as well as normal people) actively cleaning up the mess they've made during the story. Batman turns Wayne Manor into a field hospital with the help of plenty of other superheroes (and villains impressed into service), Superman works on a farm, and Wonder Woman reunites with the Amazons to help them (and the ant-heroes under her tutelage) adjust to this new world.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7012424f	type	Stealth Hi/Bye
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7012424f	comment	Stealth Hi/Bye: Clark vanishes while Bruce's back is turned to him. The latter comments "So that's what that feels like", lampshading how it's Batman who tends to disappear while the interlocutor is distracted. In the epilogue, Clark wonders in bafflement how it was possible that Bruce is able to sneak up on them at a restaurant, even with his superhearing and X-Ray vision: "There you are. You snuck up on me. Me. How do you do that?" After Norman gives his speech during the climax, The Spectre removes him from the scene, leaving Superman confused and frustrating Norman, who wants to talk to him some more. Norman muses that The Spectre has a better sense of drama than Norman does.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_704c79dd	type	Deconstruction Crossover
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_704c79dd	comment	Deconstruction Crossover: For the sake of exploring the moral and philosophical differences between the Silver Age and Dark Age ideals of hero. Although it's generally considered primarily a deconstruction of the latter, the former don't escape unscathed either.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7175cb16	type	Clark Kenting
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7175cb16	comment	Clark Kenting: Explored in the end, where each of the heroes unmask themselves and join society, eliminating their secret identities altogether. While in a Justice League themed chain restaurant "Planet Krypton," featuring serving staff dressed as the classic characters, Clark, Diana and Bruce enjoy a meal together and are largely undisturbed. In the same scene Diana even mentions that Clark wrote the book on secret identities.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_72e0023f	comment	After all the events are over, the Spectre tells Norman McCay that he and the superheroes he just saved are not so different: both exist to bring hope.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7374ab13	type	Once More, with Clarity
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7374ab13	comment	Once More, with Clarity: One of Norman's first visions is a dim, shadowed glimpse of a muscular man on his knees, screaming in a smoke-filled landscape. Apparently it's part of the looming apocalypse. At this point Superman is now bearded and cut off from the world. Over the course of the first act, he sees Superman and the Justice League return to work. He's exulting in their first public heroism like the Innocent Bystanders, until he has the vision again (or just remembers it) and it's clearly Superman in his current form. Superman's return hasn't prevented the apocalypse at all, it's a necessary step towards the end.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7453bc5b	type	Spared by the Adaptation
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7453bc5b	comment	Spared by the Adaptation: Ted Kord, Olivia Queen, Red Hood, and Alloy are all explicitly shown or heavily implied to have been killed by the bombing in the comic's climax, but aren't listed among the people Norman specifically sees dying in the novel.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_76cbbc0b	type	George Lucas Altered Version
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_76cbbc0b	comment	George Lucas Altered Version: The Mexican reprint in Spanish language skips the whole scene set in Apokolips, which wasn't in the original series printing but added in the trade as bonus material.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_77d494f0	type	Not Used to Freedom
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_77d494f0	comment	Not Used to Freedom: Played for Drama. At some point during the other heroes' retirement, Orion finally defeats and kills his monstrous father. However, when he attempted to free the enslaved population of Apokolips, the people long since broken by Darkseid's tyranny can't handle the concept. As such, they force Orion to become their new dictator, and overall nothing has changed, except that Orion doesn't actively oppress his people the way Darkseid did, viewing himself as more of a prison warden, and lets Barda and Scott Free preach liberty and revolution in the vain hope that they'll succeed where he failed. The experience has effectively broken Orion, who wearily wonders if all sons are doomed to become their fathers, and offers to help Superman by taking on all his prisoners, as they can't possibly be worse than his current subjects.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7886d4d0	type	Decemberâ€“December Romance
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7886d4d0	comment	Decemberâ€“December Romance: MLF members Selina Kyle and Edward Nygma (Catwoman and the Riddler) are both much older now, and are in a relationship.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7a265daa	type	Eagleland
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7a265daa	comment	Eagleland: Since the book is essentially a gigantic Crisis Crossover, there are a number of old-time DC heroes and their replacements or counterparts with patriotic themes representing the Type 1s, but as the second act starts, Americommando and the Minutemen start going on a violent rampage against "the wretched refuse" of immigrants... though, they are being mind-controlled at the time.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: Lord Naga (Kobra) asks Lex what he plans to do about Superman. It's the only time Lex is completely out of control. In the Novelization, when Wonder Woman is questioned by the Amazons about her actions during the crisis, she states that Paradise Island had become too insular.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7b71edf4	type	Going Critical
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7b71edf4	comment	Going Critical: Captain Atom. When his body is violently breached, the escaping nuclear blast and energy ravage the American Midwest.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: During the final battle, Batman calls out Wonder Woman's wanting to wage war on the anti-heroes being an attempt to earn back her crown among the Amazons. Wonder Woman does not react well, accusing Batman of arrogantly sitting in the Batcave and letting the world fall apart until he decided it was time to save it.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7eb49b31	type	Almost Kiss
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_7eb49b31	comment	Almost Kiss: Superman and Wonder Woman are about to kiss before the league announce they found Magog.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_816a4e80	type	Star Wars (Franchise)
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_816a4e80	comment	Peacemaker's costume is very much modeled after Boba Fett.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Lampshaded when Vandal Savage strangles a woman for getting his drink order wrong and the King calls him a "ham".
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_830b0ac9	type	Final Battle
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_830b0ac9	comment	Final Battle: The Rogues break out from the Gulag, the Justice League answers the call with anger until The Outsiders arrive to try to stop everyone from killing each other; it balloons into a battle that can consume the Earth, so the joint powers of humanity decide to nuke all fighters out of existence; the only two people that can stop the nuke are fighting each other; the nuke drops with the bomber asking for forgiveness for killing the heroes of the Earth; Captain Marvel emerges from his brainwashing to give a few seconds window to the people below; he triggers the bomb before the payload is deployed, allowing a handful to survive... though they are all dead to Superman's eyes... and he's pissed.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_83445b04	type	Pun
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_83445b04	comment	Pun: When Clark, Diana, and Bruce meet up at "Planet Krypton" (a kitschy superhero-themed diner), one of the meals their waitress suggests is "the Power Girl chicken sandwich", which is made with breast meat.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_83a903f6	type	Stepford Smiler
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_83a903f6	comment	Stepford Smiler: Captain Marvel, both as Billy and as Cap, is always flashing a vacant smile as a result of his brainwashing. It unnerves everyone.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_85ca9dab	type	Second Love
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_85ca9dab	comment	Second Love: Wonder Woman gradually becomes this for Superman over the course of the story.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: Magog actually looked up to Superman, and goes into a long rant in the Novelization about it.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_869c31aa	type	Ideal Hero
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_869c31aa	comment	Having a set of uncompromisingly moral superheroes may look good on paper, but the very inflexibility of the classic superheroes' moral compasses lead to a constant tug of war between good and evil, with no end in sight. This in turn makes people look up to "heroes" that have far less qualms about end things once and for all via lethal means. This is most noticeable with Superman and Magog's case, where, after public opinion swings in favor of Magog after his murder of the Joker, the Man of Steel elects to exile himself from the world, rather than publicly confront his rival and his ideals, along with the possibility that his own ideals might have flaws.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_87b8f581	type	Refusal of the Call
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_87b8f581	comment	Refusal of the Call: Norman in the Novelization, when he learns The Spectre won't prevent the upcoming Armageddon, and merely wants Norm to judge the guilty. Norm quickly judges The Spectre and basically flips him off. In a powerful subversion of the trope, there isn't even a The Call Knows Where You Live. After realizing Superman will be the catalyst of the impending disaster, Norm realizes that it's going to happen anyway and maybe he can help avert it in some way. He does, and it's implied The Spectre knew he would.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_87ede6fc	type	That Man Is Dead
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_87ede6fc	comment	That Man Is Dead: During most of the story, Superman has completely abandoned Clark Kent, giving minor Death Glares to people who call him by that name, forcing them to address him as "Kal". (Batman, naturally, keeps calling him "Clark".) When Supes realizes that he lost a lot more than a secret identity when he abandoned being a part of the human race, he becomes Clark once more at the end. The Novelization explores it further, when Norm notes that Superman has a hard time addressing the press. When Superman becomes Clark again, he talks easily and naturally to a crowd, having regained Clark's people and reporter skills.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8ace85ef	type	Audience Surrogate
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8ace85ef	comment	Audience Surrogate: Pastor Norman McCay is a normal man who suddenly finds himself involved in a metahuman war after being recruited by the Spectre. Much like the reader, he can do nothing but passively watch and be amazed/terrified at the story's events, at least until the final issue, where he talks down Superman before the hero destroys the United Nations in a blind rage.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8b1a664	type	Kill All Humans
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8b1a664	comment	The human race is let off fairly easily for having nuked the metahuman race. Although Superman was going to Kill All Humans, he is talked down by Norman McCay. Justified in that the U.N. had sent the nukes out of fear, something that the heroes ended up causing, so it was up to everyone involved to work together and trust each other to never allow that to happen again. Many view the UN's actions as just retribution, as a relative handful of metahumans (Magog's "Justice Battalion" and the Parasite) are directly responsible for the nuclear razing of Kansas, Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska, costing countless innocent lives.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8cf6aa	type	Literal Metaphor
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8cf6aa	comment	Literal Metaphor: Aside from being a reference to a passage in the book of Isaiah, the motto of the United Nations, where superhumans and humans finally reach an accord, is "And he shall judge among the nations, and shall rebuke many people: and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruninghooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more." (In fact, Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman have their picture taken in front of the plaque that bears it in the Novelization.) The end of the book as Superman using a giant plowshare, to indicate there will be no more war. (One wonders if Superman literally forged it out of swords. Knowing Supes...)
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8d0785d5	type	Didn't Think This Through
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8d0785d5	comment	Didn't Think This Through: Diana (Wonder Woman) becomes so consumed with regaining her "Amazonian honor" that she doesn't consider until it's too late how normal humans will react to the League's war against the dangerous metahumans. The League don't seem to realize that putting hundreds of angry metahumans in a gulag might not go well if containment is breached. Aquaman does, which is why he refuses. In the Novelization, an angry US Secretary-General tells them that un-powered criminals manage to break out of high security prisons on a regular basis:
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8e11040f	type	Designated Hero
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8e11040f	comment	Designated Hero: Invoked; this is a reality where the Nineties Anti Heroes have gone so far, many have become no better than the villains they fight despite still claiming to be heroes. Standouts include Americommando, whose solution to illegal immigration is taking an Uzi to the immigrants in question (though he's under Mind Control at the time it's implied that it simply brought his worst qualities to the forefront), proud Neo-Nazi Von Bach, leather-clad Torture Technician Pinwheel, and the briefly-mentioned Genosyde, who apparently gets his jollies blowing up prisons full of already-convicted criminals.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8e92e125	type	Lawyer-Friendly Cameo
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8e92e125	comment	Lawyer-Friendly Cameo: Near the end, Norman McCay can be seen seated next to an elderly, bespectacled man with a mustache and an eyepatch, who is clearly Phillip Sheldon, the protagonist of Marvels, which, like Kingdom Come, was also illustrated by Alex Ross.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8e9cf84e	comment	"Blind Idiot" Translation: In the scene where Superman attempts to destroy the UN building and kill everyone inside, the Filipino delegate says "Siva ulo! Nandiyan na ang siva ulo! Papatayin niya tayo ulo!", which literally translates to "Damaged Head!note i.e. "Insane" but it should be "sira" instead of "siva" for the term "damaged"; and "sira" (damaged) and "ulo" (head) should be a single compound word There is already the damaged head! He's going to kill us! Heads!" The authorial intent apparently is closer to "There is (or 'here comes') (the face of) death! He has death in his head (or "on his mind")!", but that requires much longer sentences for a correct translation. In the climactic battle, when Von Bach is ready to kill Zatara, he says "Du wurst wie eine wanze zerquetscht!!" He's supposed to say "You'll be squashed like a bug!", but to that effect, he should have said Du wirst ("You will") instead of Du Wurst ("You sausage"). Justified in the novelization which reveals that Von Bach is a poser who likes German affectations but is not German. At one point, World War II veteran Captain Comet tells him that no German would say Schweinhundt, just Schwein.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8ec0abf	type	The Voiceless
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8ec0abf	comment	The Voiceless: A lot of characters have no speaking parts, but two really stand out - Hawkman, who is mute, since he's very anthropomorphised, and The Flash, who was only meant to be audible to Superman, but simply ends up without speaking lines.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	Asshole Victim: Joker meets his end at the hands of Magog. Given how monstrous the Joker was, the general populace comes to praise Magog for putting an end to him. Von Bach, one of the more violent metahumans apprehended by the heroes, is killed by Wonder Woman before he can claim another life during the final battle.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8f350291	type	Secret-Identity Identity
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_8f350291	comment	Secret-Identity Identity: The revelation of Bruce Wayne being Batman leads to Wayne Manor being wrecked by Two Face and Bane, and Bruce, of course, no longer keeping up the pretense. Superman also drops the Clark identity. Indeed the ending shows all the surviving supers de-masking, and seems to be showing the end of the Secret-Identity Identity for this universe.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: Lex Luthor and his "Mankind Liberation Front" (a collection of Silver Age villains) attempt to exploit the metahuman war and Take Over the World. They end up being forced to work by Batman in his makeshift hospital for the casualties of the civil war. Lex himself is emptying bedpans. Karma's laser is further guided by the relative sins of the various members of the Front. For example, Selina Kyle, Edward Nygma and Joe Carny, who were basically glorified thieves with a gimmick, have fairly light duties at the hospital which appear to involve mainly minor nursing / orderly duties for the patients; Edward in particular is entertaining the younger patients with magic tricks. Would-be world-conquerors and megalomaniacs like Luthor and Kobra, however, have more demeaning and menial duties such as cleaning the floors and, in Luthor's case, washing out bedpans. Savage, meanwhile, uses his extensive medical knowledge to help with burn victims. Ibn also helps, but he's the only one without a restraining collar since he's a mole.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_91e22f0a	type	Men Get Old, Women Get Replaced
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_91e22f0a	comment	Men Get Old, Women Get Replaced: While many of the male heroes come out of retirement after Superman does, most of the female superheroes stay retired and have been replaced in this distant future. Examples include Supergirl, Black Canary, Catwoman, Starfire, and Zatanna. A handful of exceptions include Wonder Woman, Power Woman, and Jade, and only the latter has aged all that much, since it's established that Wonder Woman is immortal and Kryptonians like Power Girl not only age at a reduced rate, but get Stronger with Age.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_922ec657	type	Corrupted Character Copy
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_922ec657	comment	Corrupted Character Copy Magog, being a Take That! at Rob Liefeld, is a Jerkass and demented version of Cable, though this is subverted somewhat as Magog manages to be redeem himself after a Despair Event Horizon and helps the Justice League. He still proves to be the villainous opposite of Cable in later comics though, as seen in Infinite Frontier where he joins the Injustice Incarnate whom mean to keep the worlds of the Multiverse separate, whereas Marvel's Cable is all about hopping between universes for the greater good. Minor character Americommando is a bloodthirsty, psychotic version of Captain America.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_92a6952d	type	Re-Power
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_92a6952d	comment	Repower: Lots of the Golden Agers get big power boosts as Waid draws their abilities to the logical conclusion. Especially The Flash, who has become one with the Speed Force and now exists as a living blur in constant, never-ending motion. Superman's power level in general is boosted and he becomes immune to kryptonite due to all those years soaking up the sun. And in the Novelization, in the end Superman becomes immune to magic because he realizes its fundamental paradox. Alan Scott (a Green Lantern) has fused his power battery into his chest. Unlike Superman, however, he still retains his original weakness - to wood. While he's effectively invincible otherwise, Oliver Queen is able to punch right through his Powered Armor with regular arrows. On the other hand, Alan survives the nuke while Oliver doesn't. Batman uses powered armor and keeps his city safe with robotic drones. This one overlaps with Disability Superpower: Batman has taken so many beatings over the years, his body has said "so long" and pretty much given up. He is dependent on an exoskeleton to be able to walk, and covering that in armor wasn't a big step. Doctor Mid-Nite (now called simply "Midnight"), who once used smoke bombs, now exists as a living smoke cloud that fills out his costume's cape. Garfield Logan — once called "Beast Boy" and "Changeling", now called "Menagerie" — can only shapeshift into fictitious creatures, such as the Jabberwock from Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass. Doctor Fate, now called Fate V, is now merely the helmet and cape, having gained sentience from the many hosts it has used.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_932da128	type	Monster Clown
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_932da128	comment	Joker meets his end at the hands of Magog. Given how monstrous the Joker was, the general populace comes to praise Magog for putting an end to him.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_93c3c1a0	type	Monster Modesty
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_93c3c1a0	comment	Monster Modesty: The Spectre is a spirit who wears nothing but a single cape. Hawkman is now a humanoid bird and wears very little besides a loincloth.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_953c92eb	type	Beware the Superman
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_953c92eb	comment	Beware the Superman: The series focuses on both the catastrophic damage and morale-depleting effects that having godlike beings on the planet positioned so far above humanity that they can essentially do whatever they want without consequence can cause. Although the younger generation of anti-heroes are the most obvious example of this, the story takes pains to point out that the older, more traditional generation aren't without blame either. The trope is literally invoked in the book's climax when a grief-maddened Superman nearly collapses the United Nations building upon the heads of everyone inside.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_957e5fc2	type	Villainous Breakdown
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown: Magog. He goes down without Superman even touching him. He just collapses to his knees at the weight of the guilt over the destruction of Kansas. Luthor has a mild one part way through the story; for most of it, he's smug and in control, but when one of his confederates raises the question of whether he's concerned about Superman's return his immediate response is to violently scream that Superman will not get near him before he calms down.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_95a4c6df	type	Wild Card
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_95a4c6df	comment	Wild Card: The only reason Batman bothered to infiltrate the MLF was due to Billy, whom he dubbed a "wild card" - for good reason.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_973d220f	type	Never My Fault
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_973d220f	comment	Never My Fault: The antiheroes don't understand why they've been put in the Gulag, exclaiming they've stopped multiple dangerous villains and say that they're heroes. They don't bother to acknowledge the other reasons why they were imprisoned, like their rampant disregard for human lives and the fact they're a bunch of thrill-seeking adrenaline junkies constantly fighting one another out of sheer boredom.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_984ef9ef	type	"Not So Different" Remark
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_984ef9ef	comment	"Not So Different" Remark: A primary theme throughout the story. In flexing their strength to bring the metahuman population under control, the reformed Justice League makes the exact same mistake that the current generation of anti-heroes made. In a brief visit to Apokolips, Superman finds Orion has overthrown Darkseid but his reign turns out to be much the same as that of his father- he rules because the slave population finds freedom just as terrifying a prospect as fascism, and promptly elect him as their leader. Other than that, he seems to view himself more as a prison warden, keeping the worst of the 'lowlies' on Apokolips under his sway, rather than inflicting them upon the rest of the universe, and he lets Barda and Scott Free preach freedom and revolution (presumably in the hope that they'll succeed where he fails). Shortly after meeting Orion, Superman end up forced to build an immense metahuman prison called the Gulag and the narration mentions how familiar it looks, particularly as it resembles the Legion of Doom's skull-shaped headquarters. After all the events are over, the Spectre tells Norman McCay that he and the superheroes he just saved are not so different: both exist to bring hope. Wonder Woman is Superman's lieutenant and one of the Justice League's main proponents in the cause to reestablish order by reigning in the renegade metahumans. But both Superman and Batman note, on separate occasions, that she has become nearly as violent and reactionary as the beings she fights. In the second visit he pays to the Batcave, Superman tells Batman that, despite their differences, they share a principle in common: Thou Shalt Not Kill.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_998360a	type	Take Up My Sword
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_998360a	comment	Take Up My Sword: In the Novelization, The Spectre says that he had come for The Sandman (Wesley Dodds, not Dream of The Endless), but when he died, the Sandman passed on the visions to Norman so he could deal with the upcoming Apocalypse himself.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_99d03787	type	News Monopoly
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_99d03787	comment	News Monopoly: Superman sees multiple reports of the Kansas disaster in the Fortress of Solitude.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_9c6ba43a	type	Values Dissonance
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_9c6ba43a	comment	Values Dissonance: Invoked In-Universe. It's problems with values dissonance that cause Superman to retire in the first place because he cannot reconcile his values with those of the younger generation of heroes and, more importantly, the public that supports them.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Orion's segment in Apokolips serves as a warning to Superman and the Justice League of the unforeseen ramifications their actions might lead to and how their noble intentions could backfire in the worst way possible. As Diana prepares her armor, Superman grabs her sword and cuts himself on its edge, to which she reminds him that he's vulnerable to magic. Cue the battle at the Gulag, where Superman is stopped from intervening by brainwashed (and fellow Flying Brick) Captain Marvel... him being Superman's magic equal.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_9d1a935f	type	Brought to You by the Letter "S"
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_9d1a935f	comment	Brought to You by the Letter "S": Well, this is the DCU after all...But still, look for a cameo by our old pal Marvin from Superfriends, who still wears a shirt emblazoned with the letter "M".
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a0417b74	type	Pacifism Breaking Point
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a0417b74	comment	Pacifism Breaking Point: Wonder Woman shows a degree of alarm when Superman, of all people, who had been advocating for trying to reason with and teach the younger metahumans, closes his eyes and says, "We are at war."
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a08b335c	type	Defeat Means Menial Labor
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a08b335c	comment	Defeat Means Menial Labor: After events unfold, the defeated members of Lex Luthor's alliance are put to work in a hospital for victims of the final battle. They are forced to wear collars to keep them compliant, and the worse they acted in the course of the story, the dirtier the work. Lex himself is forced to do the most humiliating task... cleaning bedpans.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a448674	type	Gratuitous Latin
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a448674	comment	Gratuitous Latin: Magog kills The Joker pronouncing, "Sic semper criminalis!" It's also a Shout-Out to Abraham Lincoln's assassination (John Wilkes Boothe reportedly shouted, "Sic semper tyrannis!")
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a4905771	type	Double-Meaning Title
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a4905771	comment	Double-Meaning Title: In issue 1, one of the graffiti on the wall is the Japanese phrase 'tenchi muyo'. The way it is written, complete with exclamation mark, makes this a Shout-Out to the popular 90s anime. One of its translations, 'no need for heaven or earth', also makes it an ominous warning of things to come, as suggested in a Wizard magazine on artist Alex Ross.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a51b63ed	type	Flying Brick
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a51b63ed	comment	As Diana prepares her armor, Superman grabs her sword and cuts himself on its edge, to which she reminds him that he's vulnerable to magic. Cue the battle at the Gulag, where Superman is stopped from intervening by brainwashed (and fellow Flying Brick) Captain Marvel... him being Superman's magic equal.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a6327754	type	Touch the Intangible
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a6327754	comment	Touch the Intangible: Norman McCay can travel unrestricted through space and time and observe events unheard and unseen. However, he does not count on The Flash, who has received a power upgrade that causes him to exist on multiple planes of reality at once. The Flash senses Norman observing a meeting of the Justice League, grabs him, and yanks him back into physical reality.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a681bfc6	type	Amicable Exes
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a681bfc6	comment	Amicable Exes: A middle-aged Fire can be seen at the superhero-themed bar asking if owner Booster Gold is around. According to the Novelization, they used to be together.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: The human race is let off fairly easily for having nuked the metahuman race. Although Superman was going to Kill All Humans, he is talked down by Norman McCay. Justified in that the U.N. had sent the nukes out of fear, something that the heroes ended up causing, so it was up to everyone involved to work together and trust each other to never allow that to happen again. Many view the UN's actions as just retribution, as a relative handful of metahumans (Magog's "Justice Battalion" and the Parasite) are directly responsible for the nuclear razing of Kansas, Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska, costing countless innocent lives. Swastika is among the few to survive the nuke. Although he technically doesn't do much notable bad stuff, he's a flagrant neo-Nazi with a swastika tattooed across his entire body. Vandal Savage, as viewed by The Spectre. The Spectre would do anything to punish Savage - except for the fact Savage is immortal, and out of Spectre's purview. With that said, Savage ends up helping Bruce Wayne in his clinic, showing his knowledge of medicine picked up over a millennial lifetime, so you could say he earned his redemption..
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a8a4b41e	type	Not So Stoic
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a8a4b41e	comment	Not So Stoic: The novelization reveals that Bruce Wayne's favorite movie is Citizen Kane, except Bruce sees it as a comedy; every time he watches it, he has a full-blown laughing fit at the part where Kane says, "If I hadn't been very rich, I might have been a really great man."
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a939a527	type	Red Eyes, Take Warning
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a939a527	comment	Red Eyes, Take Warning. Superman is, to put it mildly, none too pleased after the nuke is detonated, with the Spectre remarking that this is a signal for him unleashing "a fury that would cow Satan himself." Norman refers to it as "an anger that could twist steel."
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a9667a3b	type	Hero Insurance
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_a9667a3b	comment	Hero Insurance. Explained in the Novelization, in which heroes tend to be impoverished and unaccountable. Auto insurance makes it impossible to own a car, damaged public property goes unrepaired (like the Statue of Liberty), and so forth.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_aa368af0	type	Two Scenes, One Dialogue
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_aa368af0	comment	Two Scenes, One Dialogue: During the climax of the Gulag battle, Norman's thoughts and Superman's words dovetail.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_aba8065b	type	Fatal Flaw
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_aba8065b	comment	Magog. While he does value innocent lives, his Fatal Flaw is that he doesn't value all life as Superman does. It comes back to bite him in the ass when his zealotry costs millions of lives.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_aca32000	type	Armor-Piercing Response
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_aca32000	comment	Armor-Piercing Response: A few cases, but the most notable one is when Superman first comes back to the world and is struggling to understand all the changes in attitudes and such. He asks Batman what has happened and why, and is visibly unnerved when Batman replies with "You quit." When Superman expresses concern about Wonder Woman's sword, she snaps back that not everyone has heat vision.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Norman's reaction to Superman's return, when he realizes it is a key part of his vision of armageddon. The moment when Superman learns from Batman that Captain Marvel has been brainwashed and unaccounted for; and oh, it doesn't end well: "Armageddon has arrived."◊
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_afd181c7	type	Xtreme Kool Letterz
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_afd181c7	comment	Xtreme Kool Letterz: The younger "Dark Age" style heroes have names like "Genosydeâ€�.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b06bbf4b	type	Be Careful What You Wish For
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Be Careful What You Wish For: The current status quo comes about partly because regular civilians reject the traditional heroes, who won't kill their enemies no matter what, and demand heroes who will. They get what they wanted, and millions die for it. Batman actually says this trope word for word in his conversation with Superman.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b2176eb6	type	Now or Never Kiss
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b2176eb6	comment	Now or Never Kiss: Wonder Woman kisses Superman before leaving the Final Battle.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b53077b3	comment	Magog, being a Take That! at Rob Liefeld, is a Jerkass and demented version of Cable, though this is subverted somewhat as Magog manages to be redeem himself after a Despair Event Horizon and helps the Justice League. He still proves to be the villainous opposite of Cable in later comics though, as seen in Infinite Frontier where he joins the Injustice Incarnate whom mean to keep the worlds of the Multiverse separate, whereas Marvel's Cable is all about hopping between universes for the greater good.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b7b1aa73	type	And Then What?
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b7b1aa73	comment	And Then What?: The comic shows what would happen if heroes went around killing all the villains. You get individuals with powers and abilities far beyond those of ordinary people with no one left to fight, and rather than give that power up (and the highs that come with using it), will sate themselves fighting each other over the stupidest of reasons.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b82ca416	type	Rage Against the Heavens
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_b82ca416	comment	Rage Against the Heavens: A much more direct form than usual. After the nuke clears, the Spectre is about to leave the despondent Superman to blow at the UN Assembly, but Norman stops him, saying leaving Superman to his rage would be nothing less than pure evil, and demands to be taken with him so he can calm him down and guide him to the truth he and metahumanity and humanity need.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ba0ff694	type	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ba0ff694	comment	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!: Norman's reaction to the The Spectre stating their job was done after the bomb is dropped on the metahumans, leaving one very pissed Superman in its wake. Oliver Queen (Green Arrow) says the trope nearly word for word when it's revealed that the figure of Captain Marvel that they've all been scared of is actually Billy Batson grown to adulthood.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ba3b41d6	type	Ironic Echo Cut
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ba3b41d6	comment	Ironic Echo Cut: Superman is speaking with Wonder Woman about the sanctity of life as he rescues a woman from a collapsed building. Cue Vandal Savage snapping an office assistant's neck because she didn't prepare his refreshment properly in the very next panel.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_bbfaa837	type	Knight Templar
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_bbfaa837	comment	Knight Templar: Wonder Woman, after being exiled from Paradise Island and stripped of her royal station, crosses the line, attempting to resolve her situation by "overcompensating", as Batman puts it.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_bc00493f	type	Precision F-Strike
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_bc00493f	comment	Precision F-Strike: When Magog indicates the radioactive wasteland of Kansas is his legacy, Superman responds, "You must be proud."note Which is a profoundly dickish I Told You So Magog responds, screaming, "GODDAMN YOU!" before blasting him with his weapon and falling to the ground, sobbing.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_bdafada9	type	Hands Go Down
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_bdafada9	comment	Hands Go Down: In the Novelization, when Wonder Woman is questioned by the Amazons about her actions during the crisis, she states that Paradise Island had become too insular.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_beb9a361	type	Anti-Hero
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_beb9a361	comment	Anti-Hero: Magog and his cronies are these. A large part of the book hinges on the difference between antiheroes and traditional heroes, to the point where the whole thing can be seen as a metaphor for The Dark Age of Comic Books with the rise of the '90s Anti-Hero and the decline in popularity of the Silver Age super heroes and the coinciding loss of morality in comics, and the eventual need to bring those ideals back. It also explores the differences between anti-heroes and villains. That difference is what breaks Magog in the end.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c02f148d	type	Both Sides Have a Point
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c02f148d	comment	Both Sides Have a Point: Superman and his crew are right that the anti-heroes have become too bloodthirsty and overzealous, blurring the binary of hero and villain, losing track of concepts like collateral damage and simply not caring about the people not on their power level. But the anti-heroes are also right in their belief that simply beating up Supervillains and tossing them in jail is a temporary solution at best and useless at worst because of Joker Immunity and that they refuse to consider that their own ideology might have flaws.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c09dbbbb	type	Weaksauce Weakness
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c09dbbbb	comment	Weaksauce Weakness: Though he may have benefited from a Repower, Alan Scott and his constructs are still vulnerable to wood. Explains why Oliver Queen was able to put so many arrows in him during the final battle.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c2288824	type	A Nazi by Any Other Name
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c2288824	comment	A Nazi by Any Other Name: According to the creators, the character of Von Bach comes from stories from The Golden Age of Comic Books where superheroes would fight Hitler, or thinly veiled Hitler Captain Ersatz dictators. He even speaks in German, and is covered in tattoos of far right German symbols. And the fact that the design for Swastika, whose tattoos form a giant swastika across his entire body, was originally designed as Von Bach, confirms this. The Novelization reveals Von Bach's hero is Marshal Tito.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c25c7890	type	Fun with Acronyms
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c25c7890	comment	Fun with Acronyms: NIL8. Say each letter and number individually.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Wonder Woman loudly screams no after Captain Comet is killed by Von Bach.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c2fc1ae	type	Neck Snap
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c2fc1ae	comment	Neck Snap: Vandal Savage breaks a woman's neck because she didn't put two sugars on his coffee.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c3bdfbb9	type	Let's You and Him Fight
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c3bdfbb9	comment	Often, for purely narrative purposes, comic stories depict superheroes either fighting each other or knowingly provoking a superhuman brawl on public ground, causing reckless, almost wanton destruction and after everything is resolved, they simply walk (or fly) away as if nothing had happened, without any consequences, often even making light of it. Examples: A superhero, just by Rule of Cool, will pick up a random car on the street and bludgeon some supervillain with it, or makes a dramatic entrance by landing onto a vehicle. In this story it is shown how ridiculous, violent and selfish a metahuman would need to be to so thoughtlessly destroy public property and risk the lives of civilians just for the sake of showing off.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c3f6e68	type	Dem Bones
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c3f6e68	comment	Dem Bones: Deadman is considerably more skeletal than usual when depicted here.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c54d550d	type	Novelization
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c54d550d	comment	Superman's power level in general is boosted and he becomes immune to kryptonite due to all those years soaking up the sun. And in the Novelization, in the end Superman becomes immune to magic because he realizes its fundamental paradox.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c87660d5	type	Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c87660d5	comment	Get A Hold Of Yourself Man: The climax has Norman give a firm but sympathetic version of this to Superman as he is about to attack the United Nations staff, appealing to him that his behaviour is why they sent the nukes to wipe out superhumans to start with.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c93a6560	type	Impaled with Extreme Prejudice
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_c93a6560	comment	Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Von Bach is killed when Wonder Woman impales him with her sword from behind.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_cb12aacf	type	Deus ex Nukina
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_cb12aacf	comment	Deus ex Nukina: The United Nations try to put an end to the metahuman war by nuking the Gulag. Subverted in that Captain Marvel destroys it with his magic lightning, so that a few metahumans might still live.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_cd7ef676	type	Seen It All
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_cd7ef676	comment	Seen It All: When Norman talks about approaching Armageddon on Earth, Boston pauses and notes Norman must mean the events of the "critical path" down there, hinting strongly he's seen a few of them already.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: The UN delegates (and by extension, the United States) expresses anger at Superman and Wonder Woman for building a meta-human prison in the middle of Kansas without telling anyone nor even asking for permission. The Winston Churchill Expy levies a potent threat to Superman as a Wham Line:
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_d485cb13	type	Psychotic Smirk
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_d485cb13	comment	Psychotic Smirk: Bruce Wayne sports one throughout as a sign of his apparent Faceâ€“Heel Turn, quite unusual (and unsettling) considering Batman's Perpetual Frowner reputation.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Screw This, I'm Outta Here: When Superman retires, Supergirl and Superboy decide to leave the present and join the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th Century.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_da9d2f16	type	'90s Anti-Hero
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_da9d2f16	comment	'90s Anti-Hero: Numerous characters, primary and secondary. And since Mark Waid and Alex Ross are Golden Age/Silver Age fans, they push the '90s Anti-Hero to the logical maximum: a bunch of superpowered gangs fighting each other because they killed all the supervillains and have nothing better to do, personified by Magog.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_db30c9d0	type	Deconstructed
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_db30c9d0	comment	Deconstructed in the end.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_dc1761bd	type	A God Am I
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_dc1761bd	comment	A God Am I: Deconstructed in the end. In the Novelization, Deadman asks Norman if he ever considered being a god. Norm is, to say the least, highly skeptical. Boston replies he didn't mean capital G God, just a god, and gives examples like The Phantom Stranger and The Spectre, and notes that even Zeus himself was originally some normal guy who found a magic rock.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ddb124b3	type	Cast Herd
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ddb124b3	comment	Cast Herd: We've got the original "Silver Age" DCU heroes, their children, the rogue antiheroes, the former supervillains, and a number of ordinary "humans" (mostly politicians). So much work was put into creating a gigantic cast of superheroes that it almost works against the book's favor, as you have to seriously do your homework on the appendices to work out who people are a lot of the time, doubly so in the battle scenes.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_de98d218	type	Poke in the Third Eye
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_de98d218	comment	Poke in the Third Eye: Norman is merely an invisible spectator for most of the story, but the Flash demonstrates that he's not completely undetectable.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e0113647	type	Decon-Recon Switch
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e0113647	comment	Decon-Recon Switch: Deconstructs the Dark Age by showing the consequences of violent vigilantes willing to kill becoming the breed of hero accepted by the general public, reconstructs the Silver Age by showing how it's better for heroes to stay in touch with civilians, figure out how to solve problems without endangering them and generally strive for figuring out how to improve the world.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e069fae8	type	Bad Guy Bar
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e069fae8	comment	Bad Guy Bar: Titans Tower has become one of these. Though granted, it's more of a '90s Anti-Hero Bar.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e0c00a95	type	Absurdly Sharp Blade
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e0c00a95	comment	Absurdly Sharp Blade: Wonder Woman's Hephaestus-forged sword. According to her, it can "shave the electrons off an atom." It can even cut Superman — though she remarks this is because magic is one of the few things that Supes isn't invulnerable to.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e135f1b5	type	PrimeDirective
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e135f1b5	comment	Prime Directive: The reason the Quintessence won't interfere with the "critical path" on Earth. The Spectre snorts it's just a convenient excuse.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e19e68	type	Cruel Mercy
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e19e68	comment	Cruel Mercy: Superman opting to spare Magog so that the latter will live with his sins can be interpreted as this.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e2415f	type	The Cape
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e2415f	comment	Superman is easily one of the greatest superheroes of all, if not the greatest. Heâ€™s the paragon of the classic superhero age, and almost everyone looks up to him. So what he happens when a great figure many look up for guidance just leaves? Who do people go to for advice or help? When public support swings toward anti-heroes, everyone looks to Magog the preeminent crimefighter among the new breed. But his catastrophic actions only make things worse and help usher in a dark age.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e50987a9	type	Reconstruction
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e50987a9	comment	Reconstruction: Of everything that was great about the Golden and Silver Ages, to the degree that the publication of Kingdom Come has been retrospectively labeled the end of the Dark Age.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e52a0409	type	Calling the Old Man Out
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e52a0409	comment	Calling the Old Man Out: All of the original Teen Titans' children are on the side of the anti-heroes in defiance of their parents. Shout-Out: They're called Batman's Outsiders.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e5421161	comment	Americommando is an Expy of Captain America from Earth-8.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e70127	type	The Mole
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_e70127	comment	The Mole: Batman refuses to rejoin Superman, and instead he and his "Outsiders" infiltrate Lex Luthor's "Mankind Liberation Front" and stop them from exploiting the metahuman civil war for their own ends. Ibn al Xuffasch is the actual mole in the MLF. Bruce suspects Ibn is his biological son, but it isn't confirmed til the very end.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ea0f58c0	type	God's Hands Are Tied
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ea0f58c0	comment	God's Hands Are Tied: The Spectre tells Norman that the Apocalypse is coming, but his job is only to punish the guilty, not stop the event. In the Novelization, Norm is less than amused and has a Refusal of the Call.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ed8d2f51	type	Leave Me Alone!
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ed8d2f51	comment	Leave Me Alone!: Uttered by the Parasite who attempts to escape from Magog and his Justice Battalion. But as the Battalion is made up of Blood Knight Nineties Anti Heroes, his cries for mercy are ignored, which kick-starts the plot of the story as he lashes out in fear, ripping through Captain Atom's suit, nuking the American Midwest. One reporter even points out that Magog could have averted tragedy if he had just listened to Parasite.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_eeb4a5eb	type	Anti-Climax
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_eeb4a5eb	comment	Anti-Climax: The anticipated fight between Superman and Magog never happens because of the latter's Villainous Breakdown. Wouldn't have been much of a fight anyway as Magog lashes out and Superman just takes it, more surprised than hurt. It's in keeping with the relative power levels of Dark Age characters versus Silver Age ones.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_f03c046	type	Abstract Apotheosis
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_f03c046	comment	Abstract Apotheosis: One of the least noted Repower, yet one of the most insane, is the one which took its toll on The Flash (said to be Wally West); in this continuity Wally became the Anthropomorphic Personification of the Speed Force, becoming a force in perpetual motion, attaining omnipresence by running that fast. Oddly enough, he doesn't seem able to use his newfound omnipresence to any actual use, especially in the ending where it might have been REALLY useful (simply because he can't pick anyone up to save them or they'll be vaporized by air friction and the Speed Force itself. The other speedsters are able to help, however.) As such, he's Blessed with Suck: Wally achieving godhood had its sacrifices; as noted above he is in perpetual motion, he can't stop moving ever, the times where he seems to be still is just Wally moving in a short space while circling through... well, everywhere else at the same time, basically an illusion. Also it forces him to cut ties with everyone he knows; since now he basically lives in another reality altogether, no one can keep up with him to even communicate with the guy, Superman is the only one who can talk with Wally, and even then, that's only by processing what Wally says some time after the actual conversation.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_f589bf3a	type	Real Men Take It Black
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_f589bf3a	comment	Real Men Take It Black: In the epilogue to the collected edition, Clark, Diana and Bruce meet up at Planet Krypton restaurant. While Clark has milk and Diana gets some water, Bruce's drink order is "Coffee. Black. And keep it coming."
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_f6d623ca	type	Eco-Terrorist
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_f6d623ca	comment	Eco-Terrorist: Former hero Hawkman has essentially become a mild version of this, who has no hesitation about using violence against loggers and others who threaten his precious Pacific Northwest.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_f87886d2	type	Sharpened to a Single Atom
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_f87886d2	comment	Sharpened to a Single Atom: Wonder Woman has a magic sword that is sharp enough to "carve the electrons off an atom". Leaving aside the ways that doesn't actually make sense, it suggests a blade with an edge thinner than an atom. Superman accidentally cuts himself on the blade.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fc225bec	type	Artistic License – Physics
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fc225bec	comment	Artistic License â€“ Physics: Detonating a nuclear weapon in the atmosphere, not on a surface, just spreads fallout further. Captain Marvel would have made the bomb more destructive, not less. To be fair, it does still kill anyone who is not shielded (like those protected by Green Lanternâ€™s shield) or invulnerable to the nukeâ€™s effects (like Superman).
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fc7c4f92	type	Canon Immigrant
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fc7c4f92	comment	Canon Immigrant: The version of Superman introduced in Kingdom Come was later incorporated into the main DC continuity and interacted with the Justice Society. The Kingdom Come-verse is officially Earth-22 of the post-Infinite Crisis multiverse. Versions of a number of Kingdom Come characters also ended up in the Main DCU's JSA, including Atom Smasher, Cyclone, and even Magog himself. Alloy showed up in in Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Then again, the Metal Men combining is just too good an idea not to use... Justice League: Generation Lost, which had a major subplot having to do with the events of Kingdom Come, actually did use it. In a reversal of this, Rorschach shows up twice in the bar scene... at one point talking to the character he's an Expy of, The Question. The (Kid) Flash of this series later shows up in a few other stories, and is identified as Iris West II. Taken a step further, the mainstream Wally West eventually has twins, one of whom is named Iris "Irey" West II, who becomes the second Impulse.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fd4f8299	type	Well-Intentioned Extremist
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fd4f8299	comment	Well-Intentioned Extremist: Magog. While he does value innocent lives, his Fatal Flaw is that he doesn't value all life as Superman does. It comes back to bite him in the ass when his zealotry costs millions of lives. Superman. Green Arrow admits to people at the Good-Guy Bar that Superman has the best of intentions, but he's a bull in a China shop and isn't quite suited to dealing with the current day's problems. Orion. Scott Free says in his underbreath to Superman that Orion is trying his best to do good, then loudly exclaims — so that the lowlies hear him — that he's a buffoon tyrant.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: A subtle one that spans two Alex Ross publications and a decade in between. The mind-controlling bugs that Lex Luthor uses on Captain Marvel show up also in Justice, a 2005-07 miniseries also featuring art by Ross, with the kicker that Luthor actually stole them from Doctor Sivana in the first place, Sivana being Captain Marvel's arch-enemy.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fea42091	type	Badass Preacher
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_fea42091	comment	Badass Preacher: Norman McCay, with touches of Badass Pacifist. He never fires a shot or throws a single punch, but through the power of his sermons, he singlehandedly saves the UN, and by extension the entire world from Superman.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ff7c3bb0	type	Stronger with Age
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ff7c3bb0	comment	Stronger with Age: Superman, who is not vulnerable to Kryptonite anymore. But magic can still harm him. In the Novelization, at the end not even magic can harm him, and that Hephaestus' sword can't injure him. Why? He discovered the paradox of magic. Then there's Power Woman, Power Girl at her most muscular.
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ff7f34c5	type	Pet the Dog
Kingdom Come (Comic Book) / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: Magog saving Tokyo Rose from a nuclear blast. "Rosie, hold onto your spandex..."
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The following is a list of statements referring to the current page from other pages.

Astro City (Comic Book)	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Brightest Day / Comicbook	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Convergence / Comicbook	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Ra's Al-Ghul / Comicbook	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
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Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Alliterative Title / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Ambadassador / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Anguished Outburst / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Animal-Themed Superbeing / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Armor-Piercing Response / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Artificial Outdoors Display / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	As the Good Book Says... / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Ascended Fanon / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Babies Ever After / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Bad Guy Bar / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Badass Preacher / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Beard of Sorrow / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Big Damn Hug / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Borrowing the Beatles / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Both Sides Have a Point / int_8349fc53
BrightestDay	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Bus Full of Innocents / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	By the Power of Grayskull! / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Call to Agriculture / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Canon / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Cincinnatus / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Clothes Make the Superman / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Color Character / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Comic Books of the 1990s / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Costume Copycat / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Dawn of an Era / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Dead Guy Junior / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Decemberâ€“December Romance / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Deconstruction Crossover / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Deconstructor Fleet / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Defeat Equals Explosion / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Defeat Means Menial Labor / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Dirty Business / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Distant Finale / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Doomed Hometown / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Dope Slap / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Dream Team / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Eco-Terrorist / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Elseworld / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Empathy Doll Shot / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	End of an Age / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	"Everybody Helps Out" Denouement / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Excuse Me While I Multitask / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Faceship / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Facial Markings / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Farm Boy / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Final Battle / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Forgot About His Powers / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Frames of Reference / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Full-Circle Revolution / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Full-Frontal Assault / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Get Out! / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	God Couple / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Good Is Old-Fashioned / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Gratuitous German / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Gullible Lemmings / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Helpless Observer Protagonist / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Heroes Prefer Swords / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	He's Just Hiding / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Hobbes Was Right / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Holding Out for a Hero / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	How Is That Even Possible? / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	I Am X, Son of Y / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	I Did What I Had to Do / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	I Own This Town / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	In the Blood / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Inherent in the System / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Judge, Jury, and Executioner / int_8349fc53
JusticeSocietyOfAmerica	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Kill the Poor / int_8349fc53
KingdomCome	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Kitschy Themed Restaurant / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Lawyer-Friendly Cameo / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Leave Me Alone! / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Lonely Funeral / int_8349fc53
MarkWaid	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Marvels	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Mayflyâ€“December Romance / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Men Get Old, Women Get Replaced / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Muggles Do It Better / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Mysterious Protector / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Mythology Porn / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Narrator / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Neck Snap / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	News Monopoly / int_8349fc53
Not a Deconstruction	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Not Used to Freedom / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Now or Never Kiss / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Nuclear Option / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Number of the Beast / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Offing the Annoyance / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Old Superhero / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Older Hero vs. Younger Villain / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	One Hero, Hold the Weaksauce / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Oracular Head / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Our Minotaurs Are Different / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Out of the Inferno / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Outsourcing Fate / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Pacifism Breaking Point / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Patchwork Fic / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Perp Walk / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Physical Disability in Media / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Poke in the Third Eye / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Powered Armor / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Prodigal Hero / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Re-Cut / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Re-Power / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Real Men Take It Black / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Reasoning with God / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Reluctant Retiree / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Removed Achilles' Heel / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Replacement Pedestal / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Right-Wing Militia Fanatic / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Rubber Man / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Seasonal Rot / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sharpened to a Single Atom / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Skyward Scream / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Spider-Man Send-Up / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Spin-Offspring / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Stop Being Stereotypical / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Stripped to the Bone / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Stronger with Age / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Superhero Paradox / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Superpowerful Genetics / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Survivor Guilt / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tattooed Crook / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Annotated Edition / int_8349fc53
TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Epic / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Generation Gap / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Glasses Come Off / int_8349fc53
TheIronAgeOfComicBooks	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Mourning After / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Von Trope Family / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Throw-Away Country / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	To Absent Friends / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Touch the Intangible / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tragic Intangibility / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Trend Killer / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unfit for Greatness / int_8349fc53
VandalSavage	seeAlso	Kingdom Come (Comic Book)
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Viewers Are Geniuses / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Vigilante Execution / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Wacky Parent, Serious Child / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	We Were Your Team / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Wild Card / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Wrote the Book / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Yet Another Christmas Carol / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	You Called Me "X"; It Must Be Serious / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	You Can See Me? / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Dark Age of Supernames / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	It Always Rains at Funerals / int_8349fc53
Kingdom Come (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Kryptonite Ring / int_8349fc53

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