Summary
- Dark fanart explores Superman's dark alter ego in Flashpoint, showcasing his potential for destruction.
- The Flash's attempt at time travel creates a war between the superheroes and puts Superman on a hard path.
- The Flashpoint story changes the DC universe, portraying Superman as a government prisoner of darker origins.
The Cheat point to change Superman explored in new fanart. A dark look at DC's Man of Steel shared by @bosslogic reveals the hero's scarier side and pushes him towards a darker existence. The classic storyline is a poignant display of the Flash's powers and limitations, while also turning DC's symbol of hope into a symbol of destruction.
On Instagram, @bosslogic shared his thoughts on Superman's life in an alternate universe created by the Flash's attempt at time travel. It created a divide between DC's Post-Crisis universe and the New 52 Universe. This creates a grim picture of the world Superman might have in front of him.
After trying to go back in time to save his mother, Flash finds himself in a universe where his superhero allies are at war with each other. This leads to a larger conflict, including a war between Aquaman and Wonder Woman, with the speedster confronting the Reverse Flash to undo the damage he's done.
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A flash can travel thousands of miles in seconds, but it can perceive seconds as minutes or hours. So when he runs from New York to Los Angeles in seconds, the Flash literally has to walk the entire distance one step at a time, just like a normal person would, and it seems faster to everyone? Or does he have the ability to change this perception so that he does not drive himself crazy from boredom?
Flashpoint created more problems than solutions
DC comics have been changed in more ways than one – both in fiction and in reality
Main Cheat point The story was published in 2011. The original series came from the creative partnership of Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert. It had huge ramifications for DC's comic universe at the time, allowing for its reboot and the start of the controversial New 52 era. This twist on the Multiverse allowed other publications to be added to DC's core universe, including stories and characters from Wildstorm and Vertigo. In addition to universal changes, the world Cheat point the story also created a brutal origin story for Superman, making him a captive of the government instead of a beloved hero.
Captured by the government after arriving in Metropolis from Krypton, Superman was emaciated when he was discovered by Flash, Batman, and Cyborg. As a project: Superman, Man of Steel is far from his usual self. He was not exposed to Earth's sun and thus had no powers until he left the facility. This gives the hero a darker origin involving imprisonment instead of being raised by loving parents in Smallville before becoming an iconic hero in Metropolis. The war within Cheat point the universe had all the potential to destroy the world as it was known there and leave a trail of death.
Superman's Future Isn't Just Making Him
Cheat point proved that each hero's life was intertwined with the choices of others. A seemingly small change in Flash creates a ripple effect that results in war. Given the explosion of Captain Atom and the death of Cyborg, there's no doubt that Superman may be the only DC hero left after this. This fanart from Michael Cho shows the dark potential of events Cheat point Leaving the Man of Steel was a disappointment to a hero fans have loved for decades. Superman's Cheat point The redesign reveals just how weak Kal-El can truly be if not given the powers that allow him to be a hero.
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Superman
The icon that launched the entire world of superheroes, the last son of Krypton escaped from his mortal world and crashed to Earth and grew up as Clark Kent. The world knows him better as Superman, Man of Steel, leader of the Justice League and the most recognizable hero of the DC Comics Universe. Blessed with the powers of a demigod, Kryptonian Kal-El fights enemies both small and cosmic in his never-ending quest for truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.