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Superman and the Authority (Comic Book)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Superman and the Authority is a 2021 DC Comics four-issue mini-series written by Grant Morrison, with art by Mikel Janin. Serving as an interquel to Superman (Phillip Kennedy Johnson) run.In 1963, before President Kennedy's fateful trip to Dallas, he asks Superman to give him a promise: to help make the world a better place, a finer world. Superman agrees.In the present day, Manchester Black is found and captured by authorities when Superman intervenes and takes him to the Fortress of Solitude. There, he tells him that he needs Black's help: Superman is slowly losing his powers and soon won't be able to keep his promise, so he is trying to recruit people who can do the things he could do, to help him save the world.The only problem is that Manchester Black hates Superman. So he's going to take some convincing. Too bad the world might be ending sooner than anticipated...Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); }) | |
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And the Adventure Continues | |
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And the Adventure Continues: The four-issue series ends on a Cliffhanger where Clark reveals that the team's next big mission is to help him liberate Warworld from its tyrannical rule, a plotline that will be picked up in Action Comics #1036. | |
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All-Loving Hero | |
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All-Loving Hero: Superman, full stop. Even though Manchester Black tried to kill him several times over, Superman still wants to recruit him and, at the end of the first issue, when Black tells him he should get revenge on the world because it would feel good, Superman disagrees. | |
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Anti-Climax: Done rather deliberately. After much of the second and third issues is built on a true battle between Superman and the Ultra-Humanite, his oldest foe and the archetypal supervillain, not only is his newest body killed by Lois Lane, and his new Superman Revenge Squad wrecked in their first outing, but when Brainiac and Ultra-Humanite declare this is just the first step of an all-out war, Superman simply tells them... it won't be, and declares he's leaving the planet behind. In-story, this is showing that Superman has grown past that old rivalry and way of doing things, and trusts the new generation to handle any problems created by the Ultra-Humanite. Naturally, the Ultra-Humanite fails to understand that this was an insult, and interprets Superman's disinterest in answering his crude challenge as running scared. | |
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