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So this issue is basically a set up for the next few issues.

Continuing from the preview pages, Supergirl arrives on this planet and fights the big giant creature. We find out while this is going...

What speech about being better? You mean the one where he says he won't commit the human race to extinction? That is not the same as him killing Zod.

And Pa told Clark not to do anything, the...

I think there is a great possibility for that. Look at Iron Man 3. Tony was fine at the end of Avengers, but they decided in Iron Man 3 that he was going to have PTSD. It wasn't mention in Avengers,...

Because that was the wishes of the writer, to provide a direct conflict for Superman at the end of the movie.

Of course that was the only reason, because that is what they wanted to do. They...

I too noticed Kelex and the moon that Jax-Ur destroyed, that was great imagery.

I did not notice them mention Daxam. What is by name or are you just stating its a related concept?

The Phantom Zone was not right there. It was a one time deal to open it, and it closed without taking Zod.

I think that's why he says they could not have gone though, for the very reason I stated.

And yeah it's flimsy logic as to why they didn't use their technology, but it's taken straight from the...

True, I worded that wrong.

What I meant was, even with his chance to turn Earth to Krypton gone, he was still going to kill humanity as a vendetta against Kal.

I wouldn't say that exactly.

Doomsday killed because that's what he knew. Death was part of his development, so that is what he felt was natural.

Zod threatening to kill all of humanity was...

Jor-El comments on why he and Lara could not go with Kal. As much as he disagreed with Kryptonian society, he was still a product of it. If they went with Kal, the old tendencies of their society...

See the recurring theme there? He defeated him three times, meaning he kept coming back.

The Zod in the movie was going to kill people. Everyone. So sure, he could have just sent Zod back to the...

It's a LEXCORP truck that drops off Clark in Smallville when he goes back to see his mom.

And the satellite most definitely has the Wayne Industries logo on it.

Yeah, I asked Booth before this image even came out. He didn't design the new Doomsday.

http://www.dccomics.com/blog/2013/06/14/whats-new-in-the-new-52-doomsdays-return


Well, this is an interesting interpretation, and different that what we've seen for the cover. I believe this...

Wow. Just wow.

I saw this last night but didn't have time to write anything then. To me, this movie was amazing. Absolutely wonderful. Were things different from the comic norms such as Lois...

I can't recall, but did Kon meet Krypto during the H'El event?

I wonder if that's going to be the final look. Maybe that's a special suit or something, I don't know. I feel like he looked different in the bomb scene then he does in the ending scene.

So, what do we thing this "superman" from the World War II era is all about? Any predictions?

Okay, so I went to see The Purge last night, and one of the actors seemed like he could potentially wonderful Joker in the Batman reboot films. His name is Rhys Wakefield. I'll add images later, or...

I just want to see how the city is killed. I can't wait for that.

It was off-panel somewhere. They started showing up in Lobdell's issues of Superman, but weren't really explained. I thought the fight between Supes and Lex in the latest issue of action was going to...

I will say I'm a little upset that Luthor has suddenly lost his scars, but I guess it was a bit wishful to assume a major change like that would stick around.

Yeah, Supergirl's pre-New52 run was quite good. There was some low points, but you'll find something to like about each era.

And I have to echo the sentiments about Many Happy Returns. That was...

Agreed, it seems as though his eyes are able to emit all kinds of wavelengths, though he rarely taps into the diversity.

I don't know how you think that first comic has anything to do with Supergirl. She has dark hair and no identifying factors as Supergirl at all.