Superman: Doomsday Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2007
- 75 min
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Thus, this doomsday machine lives to
extinguish any and all life forms...
...because it must.
We need to clear this area.
Fire!
You're dropping me off here?
Doomsday's at Hob's End
on the East Side.
Exactly.
Jimmy, meet me on the roof,
and don't forget your camera.
Uh, Lois, shouldn't we wait
for a pilot?
I'm an Air Force brat, remember?
I was flying these things
when you were still in training pants.
Now, hang on.
Aah!
There.
Jimmy, camera on the action.
Oh, man, he can jump!
Aah!
Thanks, Superman.
Get out of here. Now.
Superman, don't...
It's why I'm here.
I've never seen Superman
take such a pounding.
Not that he can't dish it.
For those just
joining us, Metropolis is the scene...
...of widespread destruction
this morning...
...as Superman attempts to overpower
a creature responsible...
...for a string of grisly murders.
But as of right now, it's uncertain
which way the tide will turn.
Lois, do you think Superman's o...?
Camera on the action, Jimmy.
Superman.
Is everyone?
You did it, Superman.
We're safe, all of us.
Good. That's...
That's all that matters.
Clark.
Superman died as he lived...
...defending Metropolis.
He may have come
from another world...
...but he will always belong to ours.
James Olsen?
Your photos of the tragedy were...
Well, words fail.
It must have been hard for you,
being Superman's pal, I mean.
If you ever need to talk.
What is he doing here?
I wouldn't be surprised
if he's somehow responsible.
Luthor doesn't matter right now.
Come on, Lois.
Today, Superman's funeral was viewed...
...by hundreds of millions worldwide.
Not since President Kennedy died
has our nation so collectively mourned.
Yet it is the people of Metropolis
who are feeling the loss most...
...as we knew him best.
So let us take a brief moment
to celebrate his time with us.
Last year for Halloween,
I dressed like Superman.
Now I'm gonna do it every year
for the rest of my life.
I was installing a satellite dish when
I slipped off the roof, three stories.
I should have been a goner.
But out of nowhere...
...everyone's guardian angel
was suddenly mine too.
Not a word from Kent.
He hasn't called, hasn't e-mailed.
Clark isn't coming back.
It's Afghanistan, chief.
People die there every day.
Look, Lane, Kent's fine.
Just lost in the trenches.
You know how he disappears
into his work.
What are you doing here anyway?
I told you to take time off.
And do what?
I'm trying to keep myself occupied.
Well, occupy yourself
with friends or family.
You must have someone
you can talk to.
- Yes?
- Mrs. Kent?
I'm Lois Lane.
- From the Daily Pl...
- I know who you are, Miss Lane.
My son talks about you quite often.
He's the reason I've come to see you.
Has there been word
from Afghanistan?
I've been...
Well, I have been so worried.
Mrs. Kent...
...you know as well as I do
that your son...
...died in Metropolis last week.
- Look, I'm not here as a reporter. I...
- Then why are you here, Miss Lane?
I don't know exactly.
Maybe it's just...
I don't know if he told you,
but we had been seeing each other...
...for the past few months,
romantically, I mean.
And I know the rest
of the world adored him...
...and misses him
now that he's gone...
...but no one else
on this whole stupid planet...
...can know what it felt like to
really love him, to be loved by him...
...or how it feels now...
...every minute of every day,
like I'm broken.
Like I'm the one
that freaking monster pounded on.
You know, I was just about
to put on a fresh pot of coffee.
You look like
you could use a cup.
God, yes. Thank you.
As feared...
...crime rates have soared
in the past weeks.
Criminals have become more daring...
...and Metropolis P.D. Remains
understaffed and underfunded.
On the bright side...
...technologies mogul
and philanthropist Lex Luthor...
...contributed $ 10 million
to the police department earlier today.
But ultimately, Metropolis
is faced with a stark reality...
...that no police force,
no matter how well-equipped...
...will ever be as omnipresent
as one man:
You've made the right decision, James.
We at the National voyeur feel
there's enough misery in the world today.
Why rub people's noses in it?
We're in the business
of entertainment, Mr. Swank.
And making money, James.
Please, call me Jimmy.
Jimmy gave notice?
What notice? Little ingrate up and left.
Working for that tabloid rag.
But why would he...?
Look, chief, this has been hard
on all of us, Jimmy included.
I'm sure this is just his way
of trying to, you know, heal.
Don't sugarcoat it, Lane.
Olsen's weak.
He isn't man enough
to keep a grip on his ideals.
Easy enough to lose sight of, I suppose,
in a world without Superman.
Which reminds me, you rode shotgun
with Metro P.D. On that sleeper cell raid.
Kind of risky, don't you think?
No more than usual, chief.
Why should things be any different?
Because he isn't here to pull your ass
out of the fire anymore, that's why.
Be careful, Lane.
Taken before his time.
So completely...
...absurdly random.
Come on, Lex. I figured
you'd be stoked he's finally gone.
Isn't this what you wanted?
I wanted a winning strategy.
Instead, I've been cheated of the victory
I've planned for years...
...by an intergalactic soccer hooligan.
Your scientists found the hooligan.
Speaking of which...
...you did see to it that little mess
was cleaned up?
LexCorp was never there.
And neither were you.
Toyman doesn't feel like sharing.
The goodies are mine, mine, mine.
All you action figures
and your accessories better back off...
...or the kiddies are coming down
the hard way, ker-splat!
Are you suicidal?
We're supposed to report news,
not make it.
Forget the news.
Those kids are gonna die.
That's it, ta-ta.
We'll play again another day.
It's okay.
Come on.
It's safe now.
It's okay.
Wha...?
My play dates.
Fun time's over!
School's out forever!
Your stop. Be right back.
Superman's back?
You? But you're...
Taking you in, Toyman.
Giddyup!
Aah!
Pfft. Like we really needed him
to bust up a mechanical spider, right?
Lame.
Um, thank you, Superman.
It's why I'm here.
It's really me, Lois.
I'm back.
I can see that, feel that.
But how?
I awoke in darkness.
The last thing I remember
before that is...
You're here, unless I'm dreaming.
That's all that matters.
Oh, you missed it.
Here you go.
Oh... Mm.
You are glad to see me?
Of course, Lois. It's just...
I may need time to re-acclimate.
I did just come back
from the grave, you know.
Of course.
So see you soon?
Yeah. Soon.
We will soon commence
renovation of Superman Memorial Park...
...to celebrate
the occasion of his return.
There's work to be done.
But I will make the streets
of Metropolis safe again.
It's a miracle.
A miracle.
Can you believe Superman's back?
He'll whip this city back to shape.
I thought Superman wasn't dead.
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