In the final issue, Superman 75, Superman and Doomsday go mano-a-mano in downtown Metropolis in an entire issue composed only in full-page splash panels. The aftermath of The Death of Superman was given enough time and space to really count, allowing the fallout from his absence to make a gigantic mark on DC continuity.
Most of the new characters invented just for The Death of Superman and its follow ups are still prominent in the DCU today, and its reverberations were felt in completely different pillars of the setting.
The heel turn of Hal Jordan, the greatest of the Green Lanterns, into the fear-based villain Parallax, has its roots in the events of Death of Superman. Fun fact: Superman probably would not have died in if Warner Bros. In an effort to halt that slide, editorial had upped the romance in the book, but with a bit of a twist — this time around, Lois found herself finally falling for Clark Kent instead of Superman. Clark proposed marriage to her, and then revealed that he was Superman.
In the comic books, Doomsday is created long before General Zod is even born. Before Superman crossed paths with Doomsday, the monster took out several Green Lanterns—superheroes who transfer power through rings—in the comic books. We can presume from the levitating dirt above his coffin in the final shot that the Man of Steel will return just in time for the Justice League films. One of them strapped the apparently lifeless body of Doomsday to an asteroid and flung it into deep space. Doomsday, however, awoke from his slumber and survived though chained to the asteroid.
Though he could not defeat the creature, he was able to use a time travel device to leave Doomsday at the End of Time. There, Doomsday was defeated by entropy. Yes, really. Doomsday was forced to endure the agony of death several thousand times, which eventually led him to hate all life.
At one point, he became so powerful that he killed all life on Krypton and eventually located and killed his creator, Bertron. He eventually crossed paths with the Green Lanterns, killing thousands before eventually being killed by a Guardian of the Universe, who sacrificed himself to kill the Kryptonian monstrosity.
He terrorized the planet for years before its inhabitants created The Radiant, who killed Doomsday with one strong energy blast.
But, as it usually is with Doomsday — he was not killed. He regenerated slowly, but he came back to life, now immune to the energy that killed him, just like every time before that. After defeating the whole Justice League in a matter of minutes, he engaged in a fight with Superman. He was the first supervillain to be a match for the Man of Steel in a physical confrontation and the cult series eventually lead to Superman and Doomsday killing each other.
Thus, Doomsday became the first and so far the only supervillain to kill Superman in combat. Of course, both of them survived the famous clash and Doomsday would play a role in future DC Comics stories.
He has appeared in several derivative materials, mostly in animation movies and TV shows , but also played a very important role — with a slightly different origin story — in the movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice within the former DCEU. After reading a brief history of the character, we should certainly ask ourselves — can this monstrosity be killed?
As was seen on several occasions, Doomsday is extremely powerful and strong, with a plethora of different abilities and powers. In the real world? The only thing I can think of is praying and hoping that someone, or something, will answer. Why don't we just get Dr.
Magic spell that sends him into a pit of eternal torture. To keep him from escaping, place a spell around the pit that will automatically send hi right back down should he try to escape. I like to think that there simply isnt a way, you will have to trap him or accept that he will be coming back. Maybe its just wishful thinking though. Send him to the end of time where entropy breaks him down.
Get everone out of the nevada desert and send twenty nukes towards him it will put him down for a while otherwise be prepared.
This should be a forum game, where everybody writes way to kill him, all deaths unlike the other He died in that episode, but I am sure lex "collected" his power somehow before he died, so I guess somehow it could be possible to just send Doomsday to a different frequency where he can't hurt anyone.
Lex was sent to a different frequency in that episode, and he was able to see and hear everyone and everything around him, but nobody could see or hear him. Also, there was this guy called "Mikhail Mxyzptlk" who could control a person's actions verbally. He could just simply tell doomsday to walk into a portal to the phantom zone, and that would be that.
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