Originally posted by abhilegendUp In The Sky #1 has Clark talking to Pa as an adult... They're talking about the missing girl, actually(the one he saved in this issue.) But as we know, in the current mainstream reality, Ma and Pa Kent were both killed when Clark was still in high school.
I thought that was a flashback. Nothing indicated the comic was non canon otherwise
However, in the most recent issue Supes also implied that Ma and Pa are dead, so I'm not sure what's going on...
Originally posted by abhilegend
I thought that was a flashback. Nothing indicated the comic was non canon otherwise
Clark enjoys talking to ghosts.
Originally posted by MrMindYep.
guys embrace the incoming World Forger is only planet level lowballing, I can feel it coming
Even though WF was so depowered that he could "barely lift his arms", and still managed to destroy a planet that had been hurled at them by Perpetua at insane speeds(which then opened a portal that allowed Hawkgirl and John to return to mainstream earth)... I'm sure it'll still be lowballed by 'those guys' because he sacrificed himself in the process.
This is the way.
Originally posted by Philosophía👆
A drained World Forger who couldn't even lift his hands warping a Universal-distance instantly-thrown planet by Perpetua into a portal?Imagine trying to lowball that, lol.
Originally posted by Galan007
Up In The Sky #1 has Clark talking to Pa as an adult... They're talking about the missing girl, actually(the one he saved in this issue.) But as we know, in the current mainstream reality, Ma and Pa Kent were both killed when Clark was still in high school.
Uh, the death of Kents is unclear in Rebirth.
However, in the most recent issue Supes also implied that Ma and Pa are dead, so I'm not sure what's going on...
Probably a dream then.
Originally posted by abhilegendHuh?
Uh, the death of Kents is unclear in Rebirth.
Ma and Pa being killed when Clark was in high school is literally part of the alterations that Manhattan caused to current/mainstream reality:
So until the above history is undone, that is the truest canon we have to go by.
Originally posted by abhilegendNo indication that it was a dream sequence, iirc. Seems like there's just some inconsistency from King when it comes to that portion of the plot(hence my confusion.)
Probably a dream then.
Originally posted by Galan007
Huh?Ma and Pa being killed when Clark was in high school is literally part of the alterations that Manhattan caused to current/mainstream reality:
So until the above history is undone, that is the truest canon we have to go by.
No indication that it was a dream sequence, iirc. Seems like there's just some inconsistency from King when it comes to that portion of the plot(hence my confusion.)
Originally posted by abhilegendAre you suggesting that the alterations Manhattan made to DC cosmology...alterations that the heroes have been trying to get to the bottom of since DC Rebirth #1...have already been undone, and/or that Manhattan is unaware that cosmology has been further altered?
That's for new 52 Superman, not Rebirth Superman.
Proof?
Originally posted by Galan007
Read the issue and tell me what you think.As mentioned, I saw no indication that it was a dream sequence or w/e.
You've posted that scene several times, iirc.
"Pa" convinces Clark to go look for that girl.
No indication indeed --- but it wouldn't surprise me if that was the case. One of the most superheroic things to do (other than stopping bank robberies) is having imaginary conversations with dead relatives...