That in more current comics, they act as if Doomsday did NOT kill Superman? Was that unwritten as of the Infinite Crisis? I've seen it mentioned multipled times now, most recently in the new Countdown back-up. It mentions that Superman ALMOST died fighting Doomsday.
I know in the buildup and the Crisis, they were calling it the "moment that should not have happened", so has it possibly now, not happened at all?
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That question accured to me when in the superman tie in (i think) to IC superman E2 defeated doomsday(not sure if they both beat him..in IC they both beat him for sure).in the tie in superman did not die in the DOS dooomsday fight...so i am interested also in your question
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Damn skrulls, they're infiltrating DC now. Heh, they'll get the hell off the earth once the Sin corp attacks new york, or Darkseid shows up.
On a serious note, is this a good thing? I guess the new canon of the DCU is that Superman's death has been retconned. I think this was a mistake. Messing with Jason Todd and bringing him back was alright, Wondy founding the JLA was good......, but this? They basically retconned one of Superman's greatest stories.
I think DC has ****ed up on this one.
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but then again in the story it was implied that he didn't actually die but was in a coma like state that emulated it. and that if he'd just not been buried he would have revived in about a week.
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Not totally sure but the eradicator had said that if he did not get kal into the machine(the one he used to save kal and syphon his energies from) he would still be dead,and that it was just a fluke he saved him,that it could not be duplicated again?
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Its been a long time since i read the DOS and the following arch hehe,if i get a chance i will look over the arch and see whats up,anybody have the info handy?
What I mean is although it appeared that he was 'beaten to death' he was still within the realm of 'revival'. Kinda like a guy who has had a heart-attack and someone uses defibrillators.
It gets kinda confusing what with Alien technology and so on to explain what is 'Resurrection' and whats 'Healing'.
I tend to think that if the Tech/power can bring a person whom has been dead for over 100 years back to life it's Resurrection , whereas if the body is still reasonably fresh (not too decomposed) it's healing.
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I see what you mean,it might even fit what i remember......superman dies(coma),eradicator uses his tech to start the catalyst of supermans body to absorb solar energy,then there was a comic where pa kent has a heart attack,pa and clark meet eachother in a astral like place and give eachother hope to carry on(somthing like that) and superman returns to his body and so on in the reighn of superman..i dont believe pa or clark actually went into the light..might lend credit to your view.hmmmmm
That's how I look at it, too. It isn't "Doomsday never killed Superman", its "Doomsday never killed Superman for good, thusly making him officially dead where it counts more". Lol. You up the levels of a normal human to fit the standards of Clark and you can say that his time frame between flatlining and the defibrillator is longer, so its the same concept. Nice way of putting it, Fox.