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"Outshined"

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Outshined

The Origin of Steel

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This wasn't in the records! This wasn't supposed to happen! Save him!

— Skeets

52 #15 is an issue of the series 52 (Volume 1) with a cover date of August, 2006.

Synopsis for "Outshined"

Day 1:
Booster Gold receives a letter from Ferris Aircraft terminating his sponsorship contract.

Day 3:
Booster defaces a picture of Supernova on the cover of the latest NewsTime magazine.

Day 4:
Booster reads articles on the Daily Planet's website about how Supernova has replaced him in the eyes of Metropolis's citizens.

Day 5:
Hoping to reclaim his heroic status, Booster quizzes Skeets on incidents that should be occurring that day, at least according to the historical record. One catches Booster's attention: a submarine crash will occur in the middle of the city. Sure enough, a massive ocean creature has carried a submarine down the streets of Metropolis.

In a prison in Kahndaq, guards arrive at Renee Montoya's cell and take her away to be beaten, hoping she might confess to the murders of five men actually killed by Intergang. As she is taken past the Question's cell, she is distraught to see that he is missing. He is merely hiding, however, and creates a distraction that allows Montoya to take out the guards and free them both.

Back in Metropolis, Clark Kent has a fellow reporter do some quick research to learn that the sea monster is known as Ballostro. He races out to cover the story. Booster is already on the scene, but isn't have much success fighting the monster. Getting frustrated, Booster tries tearing out a power line from a nearby elevated train platform, resulting in a massive blackout across the city. Supernova arrives on the scene, lights the way for panicked bystanders and teleports the monster away. Aggravated by the heckling of bystanders and jealous of Supernova, Booster throws himself at the mysterious hero. As they're brawling, Skeets brings to their attention that the the nuclear submarine's engines have been damaged and that there is a high possiblity that it will explode. Booster, in a desparate attempt to prove himself, extends his forcefield around the vessel and lifts it high into the sky, allowing the explosion to occur out of harm's way. Booster, however, does not survive the blast.

Appearing in "Outshined"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Template:Apn (Superman, not in costume)
Skeets
Supernova

Villains:

Ballostro

Locations:

Synopsis for "The Origin of Steel"

The origin of John Henry Irons is revealed.

Appearing in "The Origin of Steel"

Featured Characters:

Steel (John Henry Irons)

Other Characters:

Superman (Cameo)

Locations:

Metropolis

Items:

Notes

This issue shipped on August 16th, 2006.

Trivia

The ticker-tape at the bottom of the cover reads, "Supernova Up Close! Can we trust him?... Behind Bars with The Question!... Metropolis Attacked!..."

Links and References

@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
 | Quotation           = This wasn't in the records! This wasn't supposed to happen! Save him!
-| Speaker             = [[skeets (New Earth)| Skeets]]
+| Speaker             = [[skeets (New Earth)|Skeets]]
-| StoryTitle1         = Outshined
+| Editor1_1           = Jann Jones
-| StoryTitle2         = The Origin of Steel
+| Editor1_2           = Harvey Richards
+| Editor1_3           = Stephen Wacker
+| Writer1_1           = Geoff Johns
+| Writer1_2           = Grant Morrison
+| Writer1_3           = Greg Rucka
+| Writer1_4           = Mark Waid
+| Penciler1_1         = Keith Giffen
+| Penciler1_2         = Shawn Moll
+| Inker1_1            = Tom Nguyen
+| Colourist1_1        = Alex Sinclair
+| Letterer1_1         = Jared K. Fletcher
+| StoryTitle1         = Outshined
 | Synopsis1           = '''Day 1:''' <br>
 [[Michael Jon Carter (New Earth)|Booster Gold]] receives a letter from [[Ferris Aircraft]] terminating his sponsorship contract.
@@ Line 31: / Line 42: @@
 Hoping to reclaim his heroic status, Booster quizzes [[Skeets (New Earth)|Skeets]] on incidents that should be occurring that day, at least according to the historical record. One catches Booster's attention: a submarine crash will occur in the middle of the city. Sure enough, a massive ocean creature has carried a submarine down the streets of Metropolis.
-In a prison in [[Kahndaq]], guards arrive at [[Renee Montoya (New Earth)|Renee Montoya]]'s cell and take her away to be beaten, hoping she might confess to the murders of five men actually killed by [[Intergang]]. As she is taken past the [[Question]]'s cell, she is distraught to see that he is missing.  He is merely hiding, however, and creates a distraction that allows Montoya to take out the guards and free them both.
+In a prison in [[Kahndaq]], guards arrive at [[Renee Montoya (New Earth)|Renee Montoya]]'s cell and take her away to be beaten, hoping she might confess to the murders of five men actually killed by [[Intergang]]. As she is taken past the [[Charles Victor Szasz (New Earth)|Question's]] cell, she is distraught to see that he is missing. He is merely hiding, however, and creates a distraction that allows Montoya to take out the guards and free them both.
-Back in Metropolis, [[Kal-El (New Earth)|Clark Kent]] has a fellow reporter do some quick research to learn that the sea monster is known as [[Ballostro]]. He races out to cover the story. Booster is already on the scene, but isn't have much success fighting the monster. Getting frustrated, Booster tries tearing out a power line from a nearby elevated train platform, resulting in a massive blackout across the city. Supernova arrives on the scene, lights the way for panicked bystanders and teleports the monster away.  Aggravated by the heckling of bystanders and jealous of Supernova, Booster throws himself at the mysterious hero. As they're brawling, Skeets brings to their attention that the the nuclear submarine's engines have been damaged and that there is a high possiblity that it will explode.  Booster, in a desparate attempt to prove himself, extends his forcefield around the vessel and lifts it high into the sky, allowing the explosion to occur out of harm's way. Booster, however, does not survive the blast.
+Back in Metropolis, [[Kal-El (New Earth)|Clark Kent]] has a fellow reporter do some quick research to learn that the sea monster is known as [[Ballostro]]. He races out to cover the story. Booster is already on the scene, but isn't have much success fighting the monster. Getting frustrated, Booster tries tearing out a power line from a nearby elevated train platform, resulting in a massive blackout across the city. Supernova arrives on the scene, lights the way for panicked bystanders and teleports the monster away. Aggravated by the heckling of bystanders and jealous of Supernova, Booster throws himself at the mysterious hero. As they're brawling, Skeets brings to their attention that the the nuclear submarine's engines have been damaged and that there is a high possiblity that it will explode. Booster, in a desparate attempt to prove himself, extends his forcefield around the vessel and lifts it high into the sky, allowing the explosion to occur out of harm's way. Booster, however, does not survive the blast.
-| Synopsis2           = The origin of John Henry Irons is revealed.
-| Editor1_1           = Jann Jones
-| Editor1_2           = Harvey Richards
-| Editor1_3           = Stephen Wacker
-| Editor1_4           =
-| Editor2_1           = Jann Jones
-| Editor2_2           = Harvey Richards
-| Editor2_3           = Stephen Wacker
-| Editor2_4           =
-| Writer1_1           = Geoff Johns
-| Writer1_2           = Grant Morrison
-| Writer1_3           = Greg Rucka
-| Writer1_4           = Mark Waid
-| Writer2_1           = Mark Waid
-| Penciler1_1         = Keith Giffen
-| Penciler1_2         = Shawn Moll
-| Penciler2_1         = Jon Bogdanove
-| Inker1_1            = Tom Nguyen
-| Inker2_1            = Jon Bogdanove
-| Colourist1_1        = Alex Sinclair
-| Colourist2_1        = Alex Sinclair
-| Letterer1_1         = Jared K. Fletcher
-| Letterer2_1         = Nick J. Napolitano
 | Appearing1          =
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 * {{a|[[Charles Victor Szasz (New Earth)|Question (Vic Sage)]]}}
 * {{a|[[Renee Montoya (New Earth)|Renée Montoya]]}}
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
-* {{apn|[[Kal-El (New Earth)|Clark Kent]]|52 #10|52 #18}} <small>''(Superman, not in costume)''</small>
+* {{apn|[[Kal-El (New Earth)|Clark Kent]]|52 #10|52 #18}} {{Green|Superman, not in costume}}
 * {{a|[[Skeets (New Earth)|Skeets]]}}
 * {{a|[[Michael Jon Carter (New Earth)|Supernova]]}}
 '''Villains:'''
 * {{a|[[Ballostro]]}}
-'''Other Characters:'''
-* None
 '''Locations:'''
 * {{a|[[Kahndaq]]}}
 * {{a|[[Metropolis]]}}
+| Editor2_1           = Jann Jones
-'''Items:'''
+| Editor2_2           = Harvey Richards
-* None
+| Editor2_3           = Stephen Wacker
+| Writer2_1           = Mark Waid
+| Penciler2_1         = Jon Bogdanove
+| Inker2_1            = Jon Bogdanove
+| Colourist2_1        = Alex Sinclair
+| Letterer2_1         = Nick J. Napolitano
+| StoryTitle2         = The Origin of Steel
-'''Vehicles:'''
+| Synopsis2           = The origin of John Henry Irons is revealed.
-* <br/>
 | Appearing2          =
 '''Featured Characters:'''
 * {{a|[[John Henry Irons (New Earth)|Steel (John Henry Irons)]]}}
-'''Supporting Characters:'''
-* None
-'''Villains:'''
-* None
 '''Other Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Kal-El (New Earth)|Superman]]}} <small>''(cameo)''</small>
+* {{a|[[Kal-El (New Earth)|Superman]]}} {{cameo}}
 '''Locations:'''
 * {{a|[[Metropolis]]}}
 '''Items:'''
 * {{a|[[Steel's Armor]]}}
 * {{a|[[Kinetic Hammer]]}}
-'''Vehicles:'''
-* None
 | Notes               =
 * This issue shipped on August 16th, [[2006]].
 | Trivia              =

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