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Superman (Post-Crisis)

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Articles about Superman (Clark Kent)
Comics (Canon) Golden Age • Pre-Crisis • Post-Crisis • New 52 • Rebirth
Comics (Alternate Realities) Earth One • All Star • Red Son • Kingdom Come • Just Imagine • Turma da Mônica • At Earth's End
Movies Donnerverse • Superman vs. The Elite • DCEU • DC Animated Movies • Tomorrowverse
Shows Fleischer • Super Friends • DCAU • DCAU (Justice Lord) • Smallville • Arrowverse • Superman and Lois • Justice League Action • Young Justice • My Adventures With Superman
Games Injustice
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“ Dreams save us. Dreams lift us up and transform us. And on my soul, I swear... until my dream of a world where dignity, honor and justice becomes the reality we all share -- I'll never stop fighting. Ever. „
~ Superman to Manchester Black; Action Comics #775
“ I may have been conceived out there in the endless depths of space... But I was born when the rocket opened on Earth, in America. I'll always cherish the memories Jor-El and Lara gave me... But only as curious mementos of a life that might have been. Krypton bred me, but it was Earth that gave me all I am. All that matters. It was Krypton that made me Superman..... But it was the Earth that makes me human! „

Summary

Superman is one of the most powerful beings on Earth and its greatest hero. Born to the illustrious House of El, Kal-El is one of the last surviving members of his race as his planet was destroyed not long after his birth. He was found and raised by Jonathan and Martha Kent in Smallville, Kansas. Raised with high moral ideals, he uses his incredible strength, speed, flight and various other superpowers to fight evil and protect the innocent as a symbol of heroism and justice. In his civilian identity he is Clark Kent, a mild-mannered reporter working for the Daily Planet in Metropolis. Superman is also a founding member of the Justice League of America and a charter member of the Legion of Superheroes in the 30th Century.

Powers and Stats

Tier: Varies, usually Low 5-B, 2-C at his peak | Varies, usually 3-C, 2-C at his peak, higher when Sundipped

Key: Post-COIE​ | Post-Eradicator Absorption

Name: Kal-El, Clark Kent, Superman

Origin: DC Comics

Gender: Male

Age: 35-40 years physically, Over 1000 biologically (Fought for around or over 1000 years in Valhalla, as seen in Action Comics #761.)

Classification: Kryptonian, Founding Member of the Justice League

Powers and Abilities:

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Flight, Enhanced Senses (Super Vision, Hearing, Smell, Touch and Taste.[1] He can focus up to a sub-atomic[2] and molecular[3] level or widen to a planetary scale. Can hear across the planet and can identify heartbeats.[4] Can detect microwaves and even sense mind control[5]), Stellar Radiation Absorption and Empowerment, Acrobatics (There have been times when Superman had lost his powers and had render to rely on his own nimbleness, agility, balance, and body coordination to help him get by and survive[6]), Aura (Generated a constant aura around himself to protect his clothes and avoid grime[6]), Statistics Amplification and Statistics Reduction by himself (Superman can mentally control his power levels. According to Darkseid, in order for Superman's powers to work properly, he needs his full active brain[7]), Weapon Mastery (Proficient with guns[8]), Martial Arts (Superman is a master combatant. Excelled in wrestling[9] and trained with Granny Goodness[10]), Non-Physical Interaction (His heat vision can hit intangible beings[11] and counter molecular phasing[3]), Information Analysis (Can quickly analyze molecular and genetic information,[12] electromagnetic makeups.[13] Able to make quick calculations of his[14] opponent[15] and the[16] environment), Heat Vision, Ice Breath, Super Breath, Limited Electricity Manipulation (Can generate enormous amounts of static electricity[17]), Limited Sound Manipulation (Destroyed an illusion by shouting[18]), Limited Power Nullification (He can cut off external sources of power using heat vision[19]), Matter Manipulation (Can use his Heat Vision to agitate molecules and cause structures to shatter[20]), Social Influencing (Convinced a suicidal, terminally ill man to go see his estranged daughter and to spend Christmas with the Kents[21]), and Supernatural Willpower (Was stated to have almost Infinite Willpower,[22] was considered to have a will stronger than even his muscles,[23] and increased the power of a construct generated by four Green Lanterns by 20% by adding his willpower[24])

Resistance to Harsh Temperatures & Radiation (Is resistant to his own Heat Vision[25] and withstood Heat Vision as intense as his own.[26] Survived being thrown into the sun[27] by the Eradicator. Withstood being blasted with hot electrons[28]), Energy Manipulation, Ice Manipulation, Fire Manipulation (Withstood Apokolips' fire[29]), Magma Manipulation (Was unaffected by Lady Blaze's magma[30]), Electricity Manipulation (Unaffected by high levels of electricity), Acid Manipulation (Inhaled acid gas to protect others,[31] and was unaffected by having liquid acid dumped on him), Pain Manipulation (Resisted Kalibak's Nerve Beam, which activated all its target's pain receptors[32]), Poison Manipulation (Unaffected by The Joker’s lethal laughing gas[33] and toxic fumes[34]), Telekinesis (Forced his way through telekinesis[35]), Empathic Manipulation (He has nearly infinite willpower[36]), and Soul Manipulation (Has survived soul-targeting attacks from Etrigan[37])

All previous powers. Further Enhanced Senses (Can evade attacks by sensing the movements in the air around him.[38] Can see to the edge of the universe[39]), Superhuman Precision (Has demonstrated incredible precision with his Heat Vision[40]), Extrasensory Perception (Can see the aura of every living creature.[41] By Torquasm-Rao and Torquasm-Vu, he can detect and view the psychic energy of other[42]), Longevity (Lived for 1000 years in Valhalla[43]), Forcefield Creation (Can use Torquasm Rao to create telekinetic barriers[42]), Regeneration (Low-Mid. Could fight after both getting his blood turned into Kryptonite, and being impaled by a Kryptonite sword,[44] with the wound quickly healing after the sword's removal), Space Survival, Self-Sustenance (Types 1 and 2 when sun dipped. Type 3[45]), Martial Arts (Superman is a master combatant. In his youth, he was trained by his father[46] and as an adult, he trained with some of the universe's greatest fighters[47] such as, including Wonder Woman,[48][49] Wally West,[50] Dick Grayson,[51] Batman,[46][51] Muhammad Ali,[52][53] and Mongul.[54][55] Occasionally trains when under a Red Sun to make sure he can hold his own when weakened.[56] Has over 1000 years of raw experience thanks to his years in Valhalla.[43] With his teachings, Superman has matched and defeated highly skilled fighters such as Commander Gor, a high-ranking member of Zod's military,[47] Kobra, a master of all martial arts,[57] Mongul,[58] Mongal[59] Conduit, a skilled wrestler,[60] Asmodeus,[61] Parasite,[53] Sakki,[62] and Lex Luthor.[63] Capable of fending off groups of enemies while depowered[64][56]), Pressure Points (Has shown to be skilled at precision-hitting techniques, hurting foes with finger pokes to specific areas or knocking them out with strikes to the neck[64][47][65]), Acrobatics (Can leap tall buildings[66] and a capable acrobat[67]), Afterimage Creation (As shown[68] here[69]), Stealth Mastery (Even when depowered, could sneak up and knock out guards without being noticed[64]), Weapon Mastery (Was trained in the usage of Batarangs by Batman.[51] Skilled in the usage of swords,[70] shields,[71] capable of matching Captain Freelance[72] one of the most feared space pirates in the universe), Body Control (Can control his brainwaves to enter a state of hyper-calm.[73] Can control autonomous body functions, allowing him to fool sensors.[74] Can induce sleep in himself at will.[75] Can control his metabolism[76]), Limited Air Manipulation (Can generate[77] and cancel[78] tornadoes; Can draw air out of an area by creating updrafts[79]), Limited Electricity Manipulation (Can generate enormous amounts of static electricity[17]), Limited Sound Manipulation (Should be able to replicate Supergirl's sonic scream.[80] Used sonic counter frequencies to disorient Subjekt-17[81]), Limited Intangibility and Invisibility (Can become intangible[82] and turn invisible[83] via vibrating), Light Projection (Can can control the luminosity of his heat vision[84]), Limited Space-Time Manipulation (Capable of opening and closing holes in the fabric of spacetime via static electricity[85] and Heat Vision[86]), Limited Vibration Manipulation (Can thunderclap[87]), Minor Power Mimicry (Learned stealth just by observing Batman do it[64]), Absorption of Electromagnetic Energy (Getting shocked[88] recharged his strength), and other types of Energy, Accelerated Development (Learned Torquasm Vo in mere moments, achieving a state where he nearly defended against the attacks of Dominus[73]), Statistics Amplification (Can temporarily increase his powers by immersing himself within a yellow star. Under a blue sun, his powers are boosted and he gains the ability to imbue others with his powers[89][90][91]), Body Control (Can induce sleep in himself at will[75]), Astral Projection (Via Torquasm-Vo,[92] Matched the Eradicator[67]), BFR (Utilized counter-vibrations to send a Phantom Planet outside the universe[93]), Hacking (Reprogrammed a Superman Robot[73]), Heat Manipulation, Limited Radiation Manipulation and Limited Matter Manipulation (His heat vision can match absolute zero,[45] emit precise doses of microwaves to kill organic Nano-Machines,[94] and replace the heat of the sun,[95] Under a red sun, his heat vision can power an engine that moved planets.[96] Can disrupt unstable molecules with x-ray vision bursts[97]), Illusion Creation (Torquasm Vo can create illusions to provide a distraction[92]), Information Analysis (Superman's senses allow him to search and analyze huge stretches of land[98]), Instinctive Action (As explained here. Due to how often he holds back and how powerful he is, he instinctively reduces his attack power to not accidently kill anyone.[54] Attacked Dominus without actively thinking.[73] The Theta State allows Superman to fight and react without being consciously awake and thinking[73]). Purification (Type 3; Can utilize the life-force of the universe to cleanse and purify the form and spirit when using Torquasm-Rao and Torquasm-Vo[99]), Social Influencing (Convinced a suicidal girl to live[100] and convinced Captain Atom to not trust his superiors[101]), and Supernatural Willpower (Was believed by The Spectre (Hal Jordan) to have the strongest will in creation once his own will started fading, resisted Emperor Joker trying to break his will and faith,[102] shut down Etrigan's magic with his will and conviction,[103] withstood Gog torturing him for over 200 years,[104] and his will can influence the flow of time[105]), Existence Erasure (Can emit a scream that matches and counters the vibrations of the quantum strings that make up an opponent[106])

All previous resistances. Resistance to Harsh Temperatures (Flew through a red sun. Has survived deep into the Earth’s mantle[107] and core[108]), Gravity Manipulation and Black Holes (Contained a mini-black hole that would eventually destroy the entire solar system[17]), Corruption and Biological Manipulation (Overcame Skyhook's corrupting power.[109] Unaffected by a de-evolution ray[110]), Radiation Manipulation (Regularly absorbs nuclear energy and higher-than-usual amounts of red solar energy, all of which contain high levels of radioactivity), Limited resistance to Paralysis Inducement (With enough sunlight, Superman resisted paralysis beams[111]), Power Absorption (Resisted the Hollow Men from taking away his powers and energy[112]), Transmutation (Resisted several magical attempts of being transmuted into salt[113]), Matter Manipulation (Survived sub-atomic destruction[114]), Deconstruction (Was unaffected by a disintegration beam[115]), Fear Manipulation (resisted a crystal that brings out the primal fear within someone[116]), Mind Manipulation and Illusions ( Overcame Arion‘s attempt to take control of him and was taught mind control resistance techniques by Martian Manhunter.[117] Through Torquasm-Vo, a Kryptonian mental technique, Superman can access his own inner consciousness and astral plane to build up psychic blocks and fight off telepathic attacks, forsakes physical force to block illusions[112]), Soul Manipulation (Overcame the Hollow Men draining his soul/hope with help from Lois[118]), Death Manipulation (Overcame death inducement[119] and prevented his heart from being stopped[120]), Sleep Manipulation (Resists a power that puts everyone in Metropolis to sleep[121]), Possession (Neron couldn't possess him[122]), Time Slow (Countered a temporal modulation field slowing him down[123]), Time Stop (Broke out of full chrono-suspension[124]), Reality Warping (Resisted Mister Mxyzptlk's realm without physics, gravity, reality as well as fractured space-time. Mxyzptlk also attempted to erase Superman from all of reality and memory[125]), Existence Erasure (Can withstand Darkseid’s Omega Beams.[126] The Time Trapper has admitted to being unable to erase Superman from history[127]), Memory Manipulation (Can notice and undo alterations made to his memory through Torquasm-Vo meditation[128])


Attack Potency: Varies (Superman can mentally control his power levels, however, it is likely something not even he knows. According to Darkseid, in order for Superman's powers to work at their peak, he needs his full active brain otherwise he won't be as powerful[7]), usually Small Planet level (Stated that to be comparable in power to Superboy.[129] Wasn't sure if he could stop a planetoid spore, but, as a possessed Superman could break out of Yellow Guy Gardner's constructs[130] and he staggered Highmaster,[131] who could stop multiple Green Lanterns charging at him,[132] he should be comparable to the individual Lanterns who stopped it, which would be this powerful[133][Note 1]), up to Low Multiverse level at peak (Defeated Darkseid in what he admitted was a fair fight,[134] while depowered, defeated Mongul,[135] someone on par with Darkseid,[136] thought he could beat The Weird even after he defeated the Justice League, proceeding to fight him on relative terms, with Weird stating he was more impressive than the League,[137] stated capable of defeating the Hank Hall version of Monarch,[138] trading blows with him later,[139] with Monarch being capable of twisting space and time, destroying Universes within atoms, and overpowered the Justice League. Suffered a mutual knockout alongside Death of Superman Doomsday,[140] feeling energy surging through him from reserves of power that he’d never tapped into before,[141] and could harm Titus,[142][143] even when Martian Manhunter couldn't[144][Note 2]) | Varies (His fluctuations in solar energy storage depend on emotional state[145]), usually Galaxy level (Stronger than before.[146][147][148][149][150][151][152][153][154][155] due to absorbing the power of the Eradicator.[156] As he's often considered the physically strongest being on Earth,[157][158][159][160][161] he should superior to characters such as Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner[Note 3]), Low Multiverse level at his peak (Fought and traded blows with Time Trapper Superman-Prime,[162][163] overpowered the pull of Starbreaker alongside Hal Jordan,[164] staggered the Red King, making him yell in pain,[165] and was confident he could fight the Red King for an extended period of time.[166] Partially contributed to the energy of the Zero Hour Big Bang,[167] shattered the boundaries of Space-Time and changed timelines while fighting his Earth-Two counterpart,[168][169][170] fought and took hits from the Entropy Aegis while explicitly stated to be holding back,[171] with the Entropy Aegis being stated to have the power to remake and destroy the universe,[172] damaged Professor Zoom,[173] is comparable or superior to Green Lantern (Hal Jordan),[174] and helped defeat the Anti-Monitor with help from Parallax Hal Jordan, Supergirl (Pre-Crisis) and Flash (Barry Allen) (Pre-Crisis)[175][Note 4]), higher when Sundipped (Destroyed the hard-light constructs and beam tendrils of Warworld,[176] which fatigued versions of Superman, Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel and Captain Atom couldn't destroy,[177] with it later adapting to strengthen a hundredfold, with the Entropy Aegis no longer being able to damage it[176])

Speed: Massively FTL+ (Has tagged the likes of Darkseid, as well as Highmaster, who could react to Green Lanterns, and Titus, who could keep up with Martian Manhunter. Superman and Eradicator fought from the Sun to Mercury and back to the sun.[178]) | Massively FTL+ (Comparable to Wonder Woman, and is swifter than Green Lanterns, Mon-El, and Karate Kid. Flew from Vega to Earth in a brief amount of time.[179] Read through an entire library worth of books in seconds)

Lifting Strength: Varies up to Class G (Strained to lift a monster of this size[180]) | Varies up to Stellar at peak (Comparable to Lobo)

Striking Strength: Varies, usually Small Planet level, Low Multiverse level at his peak (Could hurt the likes of Darkseid, The Weird, and Mongul) | Varies, usually Galaxy level, Low Multiverse level at his peak (Capable of shattering Space and Time's boundaries with sheer force[168][169][170]), higher when Sundipped (Can become significantly stronger than his base's peak)

Durability: Varies (He was immune to fire while unconscious, but upon waking up with amnesia, his durability went down and he was burned[181]), usually Small Planet level (No sold attacks from Yellow Lantern Guy Gardner,[182] who's superior to his Green Lantern self[183]), Low Multiverse level at his peak (Could take attacks from Death of Superman Doomsday. Recovered from an attack from Maxima[184] sooner than the likes of Orion,[185] withstood pain greater than what Darkseid could put him through,[186] and survived[187] the destruction of Blaze's dimension, which was implied to have been comparable to the power of Trigon by Raven[188]) | Varies, usually Galaxy level (Absorbed enough Anti-Sunlight to vaporize half the galaxy,[189] while having been chained up and having his mind broken prior[190]), Low Multiverse level at his peak (Survived a blast from Mordru,[191] survived an attack from the Red King while weakened,[192] survived the collapse of the universe,[193] survived Aztek's self-destruction of Fourth Dimensional energies,[194] is implied to require the full power of Captain Atom to be defeated,[195] endured many attacks from Hal Jordan,[196] and took attacks from Child Brainiac with the power of an infinite space Tesseract[197]), higher when Sundipped (Survived two Big Bangs, which were described as infinities that were creating both space and time,[198] as well as twelve and a third dimensions, depicted as different Earths[199])

Stamina: Superhuman (Capable of fighting for weeks[200]) | Superhuman (Capable of engaging in constant physical activity and protracted battles as long as his solar reserves hold out. Could fight after both getting his blood turned into Kryptonite, and being impaled by a Kryptonite sword.[201] Fought and defeated a physically superior foe while suffering from a heart attack.[202] Fought in the frontlines of a 1000-year long war throughout its entirety[203])

Range: Standard Melee Range physically, Planetary with Heat Vision and shock waves (His punches can affect entire planets)

Standard Equipment: None notable

  • Optional Equipment: The Cosmic Armor (Received in one issue by fusing with Ultraman)

Intelligence: Gifted (An experienced fighter to the extent he could fight a faster and stronger alternate Superboy and deduced his overarching plan.[204] Quickly figured out how to cut off Gunge's power source and defeat him[205]) | Extraordinary Genius (Superman is well-acquainted with highly advanced Kryptonian technology and has used it to build and maintain the Fortress of Solitude, memorized the design of the Miracle Machine and has repeatedly outsmarted Lex Luthor. He is skilled in Torquasm Vo, a Kryptonian martial art. Good deductive and leadership skills. He has massive battle experience with all kinds of powerful beings, and is highly resourceful, with his quick thinking saving countless lives on numerous occasions. His mastery over his powers is greater than that of the Kryptonian Military Guild.[206] He was trained in rapidly recognizing and analyzing situations in mere seconds by Batman[207][208])

Standard Tactics: Superman is known for holding back his immense strength due to his kind and good-hearted nature. He vows to never kill or seriously harm, and thus, almost never goes 'all out'.

Weaknesses: Kryptonite (various varieties, all with different effects on him), red stellar radiation (absorbing it instead of yellow stellar radiation will cause him to lose his powers), and magic. He will put himself in harm's way to protect innocents.

Feats:

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Attack Potency:

Speed:

Durability:

Other feats:

Notable Attacks/Techniques:

  • Kryptonian Physiology: Superman's cellular structure is much more dense, resilient, and biologically more effective than human tissue. He does not possess superhuman strength levels despite his enhanced cellular ability without his cellular structure charged with yellow solar energy. Without such charging, his physical capabilities are identical to a human of his height and weight who engages in regular physical activity. As an alien, he possesses several organs whose functions are not yet disclosed or understood but are believed to be part of or the source of his bio-matrix force field and reclamation aura. Superman's body also stores energy actively within his bio-cellular matrix as an energy pattern that is linked to his body's electromagnetic field. This energy powers most of his electromagnetic capabilities such as flight, heat vision and other "sight"-based abilities while supplementing his physical abilities to superhuman levels.
    • Solar Radiation Absorption: As a Kryptonian, his cells function like a super battery, hyper metabolizing specific wavelengths of radiation as fuel to enable living functions and/or superhuman abilities. Different wavelengths of radiation have different effects on Superman's physiology and well being, but his cells cannot absorb or utilize all types of radiation. The wavelength of his home solar system's red sun enables his body to function on an identical level of a healthy human while the Earth's solar radiation in both its raw and filtered state through the Earth's atmosphere acts as fuel to enable all of his powers. Every time Superman uses any of his superhuman abilities, his body expends absorbed sunlight and he is capable of utilizing any of them to various degrees through controlled circumstances. The solar-based radiation of a foreign blue star proved to increase his known abilities under a yellow sun to a higher degree and enabled additional powers. The existence and constant exposure to proven "healthy" radiation sources are not required for him to live and utilize his powers, but prolonged periods without exposure to them and/or utilizing his powers will require Kal-El to recharge in order to live and continue using his powers.
  • Heat Vision: Can accurately target things smaller than human beings from orbit, narrow or wide-beam, heat intensity can be greater than the core of the sun, can modulate it to deliver different frequencies and types to best effect his opponent after analyzing them with his sensory powers, can generate enough power to move entire planets.
  • Electromagnetic Spectrum Vision: He can see into all of the EM Spectrum. Superman can see and identify radio/television and all broadcast/transmitted frequencies, allowing him to avoid detection through radar or satellite monitoring methods.
  • Telescopic Vision: The ability to focus his vision to see something at a great distance, without violating the laws of physics.
  • Microscopic Vision: The ability to see extremely small objects and images down to the subatomic level.
  • X-Ray Vision: The ability to see through anything except lead. Since it is passive, this ability would not generate harmful radiation in the same manner as a focused projection of hard X-rays.
  • Thermal Vision: The ability to see through the heat tracks left by a living being or object.
  • Freeze Breath: He can flash freeze opponents with his Super Breath to restrain them.
  • Invisibility/Intangibility: Superman can manipulate his atoms to phase through attacks and turn invisible.
  • Relativistic Mass Punch: Superman vibrates his body and travels under light speed, so his punch can hit with more force.
  • Torquasm-Vo: A Kryptonian psychic discipline that involves the control of one's consciousness, and allows two practitioners to mentally battle one another.

Notes:

  • Death implied that the events of Where is Thy Sting really happened,[228] Lois referenced WITS in Infinite Frontier,[229] and Where is Thy Sting makes a reference to a line in an earlier comic where Wally West travels to the end of time, stating that he saw Superman experience the events of the comic, further showcasing it really did happen.[230]
  • "Bellowing in pain, Doomsday lashed out and kneed Superman in the chin. Superman stumbled, and the monster pressed on, delivering a slashing left that laid open Superman’s cheek. The Man of Steel could feel the blood flowing again, but even more he felt the energy surging through him. If he had held back earlier that day, he now reached down into reserves of power that he’d never tapped before." - The Death and Life of Superman: A Novel - Chapter 10
  • Following Superman's return after his fight with Doomsday: Cyborg Superman rips off a pipe spewing Kryptonite radiation and aims it at Superman. The Eradicator shields Superman from the burst, but it ends up passing through his body, striking Superman. The room is filled with Kryptonite radiation. Superman now emerges from behind Cyborg, taking his cape back and striking the Cyborg with a powerful blow that goes through his body, revealing that the Kryptonite passing through the Eradicator's body had changed and now restored all of his powers.[231] It is later shown that Superman's powers have increased dramatically from this incident.
  • Following the encounter with Parasite, Superman was depowered to just before his powers were growing out of control.[232]
  • The feat involving Apokolips and New Genesis colliding into Superman[233] was evaluated and deemed inappropriate to use. There are several reasons for this:
    • Superman only withstood an extremely small portion of the actual collision.
    • There are multiple inconsistencies regarding the sizes of Apokolips and New Genesis in different comic book stories, which makes it hard to determine which version that should be used.
    • Superman's own size was automatically massively increased by Boom Tube technology.
    • Given the sizes of New Genesis and Apokolips, they would have collided at faster than light speeds, which makes it impossible to calculate the kinetic energy involved.
    • The entire "Death of the New Gods" storyline has been considered to be of dubious canonicity.
  • Superman's training and fight with Muhammad Ali was canonized in his numerous mentions of the event, despite originating in a Pre-Crisis comic book.
  • To illustrate why he is such a great character, please read this comic book segment.

Gallery

Notable Matchups

Victories:

Itachi Uchiha (Naruto) Itachi's Profile (Post-Eradicator Absorption Superman and Edo Tensei Itachi were used. Speed was equalized)

Losses:

Inconclusive:

References

  1. ↑ Action Comics Vol 1 #840, August 2006
  2. ↑ JLA Vol 1 #56, September 2001
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 The Weird Vol 1 #2, May 1988
  4. ↑ Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne
  5. ↑ JLA Vol 1 1
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Superman Vol 2 #3, March 1987
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Action Comics Vol 1 #586, March 1987
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  9. ↑ Starman Vol 1 #14, September 1989
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  11. ↑ Superman: The Man of Steel Vol 1 #90, July 1999
  12. ↑ Action Comics Vol 1 #590, July 1987
  13. ↑ Swamp Thing Vol 2 #79, December 1988
  14. ↑ Action Comics Vol 1 #839, July 2006
  15. ↑ Action Comics Vol 1 #830, October 2005
  16. ↑ Superman Vol 1 #653, August 2006
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 JLA Vol 1 #77, March 2003
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  19. ↑ Superman: The Earth Stealers, May 1988
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  21. ↑ Christmas with the Superheroes Vol 1 #2, December 1989
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  23. ↑ Superman Vol 2 Annual #7
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Notes/Explanations

  1. ↑ 23 Zettatons
  2. ↑ 52 Universes
  3. ↑ 57.43 ZettaFoe
  4. ↑ 52 Universes

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