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"The Last Superman Story": Superman accompanies his alternate self into the future, where they witness a reality forged by the Futuresmiths. This is the natural timeline of Cir-El, who is actually a creation of the Futuresmiths. In this timeline, Lex Luthor is responsible for the creatio

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Superman

Superman (Volume 2) #200 is an issue of the series Superman (Volume 2) with a cover date of February, 2004. It was published on December 24, 2003.

Synopsis for "The Last Superman Story"

Superman accompanies his alternate self into the future, where they witness a reality forged by the Futuresmiths. This is the natural timeline of Cir-El, who is actually a creation of the Futuresmiths. In this timeline, Lex Luthor is responsible for the creation of Brainiac 12 – an upgraded variant of the original Brainiac. Cir-El sacrifices herself to prevent this timeline from ever occurring. Superman fights with Brainiac and traps him within a fold in time. Now that the reality of the Futuresmiths has been erased, all of the super-hero counterparts to this timeline cease to exist. Superman attempts to return to his own timeline, but finds himself trapped in an alternate reality whereby his birth-parents never rocketed him away from Krypton.

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Notes

  • This comic is a prelude to Superman: Birthright.
  • This comic is a sixty-four page anniversary issue.
  • This issue includes a Supergirls pin-up page by Mike Deodato, Jr.
  • This issue includes concept sketches of the new Metropolis, designed by Leinil Francis Yu.
  • With the defeat of Brainiac 12, all of the events germane to the 64th century character Brainiac 13 (including the Metropolis B-13 conversion) are reversed.

Trivia

  • The Batman from one-hundred years into the Futuresmiths timeline is dressed in a costume which resembles the outfit worn by Terry McGinnis in the animated series, Batman Beyond.


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