Superman: The Men of Tomorrow #[nn]
In "Chapter One: Ulysses," Superman faces a devastating threat from the enigmatic Ulysses, whose rage over the destruction of The Great World drives him to unleash an attack on Earth. Written by Geoff Johns and brought to life with dynamic art by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson, this pivotal issue explores the cost of power and the weight of choice, as Clark Kent confronts both a fallen enemy and the burden of his own truth. The cover by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson captures the intensity of a moment that reshapes Superman’s journey.
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Ulysses tries to destroy Earth in retaliation for what happened to The Great World, but Superman stops him by creating a solar flare which unleashes the energy stored in every one of his cells. As he recovers his energy, Superman, as Clark Kent, visits Ulysses in custody and tries to convince him that he really tried to save everyone. Later, after Clark has filed the story at the Daily Planet, Jimmy shares some hot dogs with Clark and Clark shares his biggest secret with Jimmy.
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