Also, what exactly is this whole needless projection onto the fight that Superman wasn't, in fact, trying to murder Doomsday during Sacrifice? Are people that upset that he failed to murder a Wonder Woman who was barely holding back? So what? What a needless thing to argue in the face of the glaringly obvious. Because how are we arguing he wasn't trying to throw him into the sun and murder Doomsday when it's stated clear as day from the fight itself:
And the entire epilogue that walked us through Superman's own thought processes hammers that point home relentlessly, "And the truth is that I wanted to kill him with my bare hands."
"And I tried. Oh, how I tried. . . . I wanted him dead. I wanted him to burn."
"He never stops. Which meant I couldn't either..."
"Not until I killed him or he killed me."
This ain't flowery purple prose poetry. It's plain English. There's no reason to butcher plain, simple English. Superman was trying to murder Doomsday right from the get-go (via Sun toss) and wasn't holding back. I'll admit, I haven't read all the back-and-forth, but if there is some dispute over that: it's ridiculous. Bank on-topic:
Originally posted by OneDumbG0
Superman manages a split at best. He's that cautious about magic and Billy's that non-ruthless that that's what ends up happening in comics. It's always been Billy's fight to lose.