There’s a big misconception that Superman One Million created a universe and brought Lois Lane back to life. That wasn’t him who did that. That was Hour Man
@@CerealExperimentsMizuki "Lzyzm Ltpkz, the Superman of the fifth dimension, took the D.N.A. sample I saved from Solaris and, together, they turned it inside out through time until it became a woman." Taken straight from the comic panel were talking about. .-.
If I may, I'd like to give a theory about what power, if any, Superman gave to the Batman of the future. I think Superman gave him either peak deductive skills, allowing him to embrace the detective part of Batman, or just general super intelligence. Let's face it, it may not be considered a super power, but Batman's crazy high intelligence absolutely is.
I mean, it is an engine, maybe you could even consider it an omni-directional combustion piston-engine. Think about it, imagine a piston(gravity) pressing down from every possible angle until the pressure and frictional-heat hits the critical level and combusts(fuse) the matter inside the star creating an outward force which presses the piston back, it is then promptly pressed down again by the piston(gravity) as it repeats until the fuel is run-dry and the piston breaks.
I’d like to see a story of the Clark who also gained the powers of dr. Manhattan after spending a million years inside the hottest star in the multiverse and traveling the multiverse collecting more and more powers and abilities. Would be insane. So powerful it would be difficult to even describe it.
That version of supes was really a variant of captain atom but was just his planets most powerful being, like the shazam from a different earth that helped gather other supermen.
you should read the manga Origin if you want a sequence of exponential power scaling, its a sci fi about a humanoid robot that becomes insanely powerful because of his lack of human limitations
@@fnytnqsladcgqlefzcqxlzlcgj9220 Then they all meet at a bar at the end of the universe. Talk about one powerful club in that bar. Insane. Especially the bartender. 😂
Thank you for sharing with us all these amazing comic stories. Believe me, being able to see them and see the story play out with characters we like really helps us or at last me to keep on pushing forward, just like , any of these characters. Blessings.
I know a messily little comment like this might mean nothing in the grand scheme of things, but I want you to know that you’ve accomplished what you’ve set out to do. You’ve made people happy. You’ve made me happy. Thanks for making these vids man.
Superman 1 million is the dopest skin in multiverses. Between the all gold look and supes monster moveset it feels like you're the most powerful thing walking.
Yes I just hate him as a person, anyone with God-like powers has the ability to literally shape the world and he has a dayjob that's not taking advantage of his unique abilities Like if Stephen Hawking decided to work in Walmart wasting his mind To be fair, journalism is super important and idk
@@hannahlistento100EAT Well that's a good point, it has a hole in it. If Stephen Hawking decided to work at Walmart, then we would have never known him to begin with. He would just be a Walmart employee. Let's say Superman ONLY worked as Clark Kent. a news reporter. Nobody would know him as Superman, he would just be "That news reporter guy". a total waste of his abilities when compared to saving the world.
@@-_Atomix_- the fact someone with superspeed spends even seconds doing stuff other than saving people means hundreds or thousands of people will die while Superman is off playing Clark Kent. Everyone in the world knows Superman, very few know Clark Kent. There is a philosophical argument that by living as Clark, Superman is being horribly evil
I hate most dc heroes based off the fact that the comics writers insistence that if batman or superman ever killed a villain they'd become ruthless tyrants which is such a cringy fucking reason to give them a no kill policy. There's so many people superman and batman have indirectly killed in their insanity clinging onto a virtuous "no kill policy" because it's the one distinction they have between being a hero and being a world ruler it's fucking stupid IMO.
@@hannahlistento100EAT it's the obligation humanity places on special beings or people to achieve something more than themselves because they are special. It causes a lot of tragic geniuses or anti heroes
Superman 1 Million, in the story, was not killed. He was defeated and fell back into the sun. The bad guy even said he would probably heal but over such a length of time he would not be around to help the future Justice Leagues. I think we have not seen him since because he is kind of a hard character to write. He is basically a problem solver if you want to go all out at how awesome the writer thinks he might be or be used like Worf in Start Trek. Basically appear only to be defeated to show how powerfull whatever villian they were using was.... just like they did in the future event comic.
Your one of my favorite TH-camrs bro, everytime you post just brightens my day. I always have a video to watch after practice and to that I say thank you:)
Honestly the last few sentences you said and i know you may not see this resonated with me. I've never been a huge superman person or "Mr. Incincible guy except for that one thing" but you've made it click. I haven't had many things to keep me going and i attemped a few days ago but learning about this story made it all click. Even if i had nigh invincibility with super strength or flight everything inside would still hurt but superman keeps going just because its the good thing. Even if ive lost so much and have little hope i still have things and i still have a little hope and thats all i need. Thank you you've truly helped me.
Found your channel recently and I'm not sure how often you check comments, but your videos have really helped me get through my days. I appreciate the effort you put into all of this and I'm excited to see your channel keep growing
Yo you do make a difference. When I feel low I like to look into stories of superheros. As long as there are hero’s and you telling stories you will be helping people with sadness or something.
6:15 he doesn't waver because his future selfs already told him things Will be fine in the end. But where is hope in that? Hope is when you DON'T know but still push forward.
Now the DC timeline has been changed x times. the present Superman could not know if this future still existed in a week. there was already an unplanned change in time in the One Million Story. Because one of the time machines used was unsuitable for such long journeys. The hope was based on the fact that there is at least one timeline where everything will be fine. A false hope if I remember the current canon correctly. One million was a great story. The maker of the video should have read it.
@@Takao0815 Present Superman has NOTHING to do with All-Star Superman (which is alt Superman in general, in the same category as Red Son, Injustice, Frank Miller Year One and others) nor with Golden Superman One Million (which is kinda normal kinda All-Star one). Present Superman exists in this weird amalgam of previous origins, ever since Reborn happened which combined post-Crisis (which on itself is THREE different origins) with new52, and I am sure they can pull up some pre-Crisis stuff as well now. None of them have anything similar with All-Star origin whatsoever. No dead Pa Kent from heart attack while still in Smallville just like in The Movie (only later on, and now reversed as both Kents are alive now after Doomsday Clock but also kinda dead, all depending on last writer's whim really). Normal Superman, unlike All-Star doesn't have this sun energy overload thing to begin with. He countless times flew in close to the sun and he countless times was fine. In fact in Snyder/Jimenez Justice League he literally flew THROUGH multiple suns. Which just made him more powerful, instead of supercancerous All-Star.
As others have said, Superman 1 million isn't nearly strong enough to do some of the feats described. However, there is a version that is, Strange Visitor Superman. Much like Superman Prime 1 million, this superman rested in the sun, not for 10,000 years but for tens of millions of years. Even after splitting himself into a thousand pieces, a single piece was still able to hold all creation together. He outlived everything, and so when the last being died, he left on a journey.
Deep and incredibly inspiring. Crazy how comics can write in the realities of human experience while also making it fantastical that it doesnt bore you. The message of Superman perservering is so tragic yet feels so real at the same time. Maybe that is truly why he is the strongest of the Supermen/women, physically sure but also mentally and emotionally as well.
@@killer-9000 It's usually more consistent when a whole story is written by the same person. For DC, the power scaling changes a lot because every author writes the heroes differently even when it's supposed to be on the same universe. It's very obvious when Superman can endure a supernova but gets defeated by a laser gun on another story.
Superman One Million doesn't empower Justice Legion Alpha. He empowers Kal Kent, the Superman of the 853rd century, as he has empowered generation upon generation of Kal's ancestors. Kal gets powers from the Super-Sun, which is Earth's Sun with Superman living inside it. He also had an ancestor who married into Mr. Mxyzptlk's family in the 67th century, so he has 5-dimensional senses, and has other alien bloodlines mixed with his Kryptonian heritage. Basically, he has powers that would make the Silver Age Superman jealous, but they fade quickly when he's away from their source (Superman One Million and the Sun). Still, even at non-Super-Sun levels, he's pretty impressive, but he can accidentally kill himself if he draws on his energy reserves to perform a feat that normal yellow sunlight can't sustain him through. All 853rd century humans have telepathy, access to a galaxy-spanning telepathic internet called Headnet, and what 21st century humans would call superhuman intellect and information processing capabilities. Starman has a device descended from the original Starman's Cosmic Rod, called the Quarvat. Hourman is "diamond generation intelligent machine colony, DNA programmed with Tyler Miraclo gene biosoftware." He's also the keeper of the Worlogog, which is basically the knot that keeps Time from unraveling. Since his biosoftware was based on the alterations that Miraclo made to Rex Tyler's DNA, he's also technically a descendant of the Golden Age Hourman. Wonder Woman is a living marble statue imbued with the spirit and memories of Diana's life as Wonder Woman by Diana (who had long since ascended to become the Goddess of Truth), along with sentient bracelets called Mercy and Harmony that are imbued with advanced Amazonian technology (generating invisible-material weapons and objects, Purple Healing Ray tech, etc). Batman is following the long tradition of people taking up the mantle of Batman and has honed his 853rd century body and mind to their ultimate potential (he took the original Batman out with one strike, and incorporates telepathy into his martial arts style). He has a robot sidekick named Robin, the Toy Wonder. Aquaman is the ruler of the aquaformed planet Neptune, descended from hundreds of thousands of years of Atlantean and Lemurian royalty, with all the powers that Aquaman, Aqualad, Mera, Orm, etc possessed, but to far greater degree. Their are three notable exeptions to the 853rd century Earth/Solar System origin rule: The Flash of Justice Legion Alpha is original from the 27th century, a man named Jonathon Fox, having time traveled to the far future. Resurrection Man is at least as old as Vandal Savage, was ancient in the 20th century, and is still around in the 853rd century, being a self-resurrecting immortal. The Atom is the last survivor of a dead universe that suffered a quantum vacuum collapse, who has the power to atomize his body and control all his duplicates with one mind. They're all legacy characters, and most of them draw directly on the legacy of one of the original Justice League heroes.
This reminds me of the eoisode of Smallville with the blind woman that showed him a endless graveyard with Clark in the middle.That is i think a reference to this comic where he outlives everyone.
There 3 versions of Superman Prime One Million All Star Post Crisis(The most known one) Rebirth(The one that gets his ass kicked whenever he appears) Also the people that beat him were multiversal archetypes and wielded magic
I'm pretty sure the version of superman 1 milion that always get kick is after the colapsed of dark multiverse, which explain his significantly weaker power.
Statement: "I feel like Superman doesn't get the proper love and recognition he so rightfully deserves" Reality: His writers and fans have been on a 70-year strokejob to keep him relevant.
This right here. The anime 'Boku No Hero Academia' does an homage to this. We get hints when All Might is a Hero being the stand in for Superman, even though he is injured and facing mortality he is still the smiling Superman. Later in the seasons we still get a depowered old All Might but we really mostly only see his imagery portrayed by his golden statue. Inside Deku's mind we see the image of All Might's personality that is in counsel with the others. He is the only one left currently that isn't speaking yet but he is represented by the largest image, while the others are their old hero selves surrounded by a colored aura, All Might is a being of Golden power. Combined with the golden statue of All Might with a sign hung on it saying "I am not here" and his successor Deku fighting on his own symbolizes Superman's desire to leave a mark and leave a symbol of Peace to help the world be a better place than it was before after he is finally gone.
You've accomplished your dream. Your video stories sbout comics most of us don't read distracts me from my existential dread, depression and eventual homelessness in Hawaii.
So you're telling me that Superman 1 Million is powerful enough to create a universe, yet he's not powerful enough to resurrect himself?!
I mean. People do die when they're killed, you know.
@@silversonome5360 Yes, and every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes
He did not create a universe. That was Hour Man
@@silversonome5360 Fate reference
Prime one million actually can resurrect. It takes time but he cannot die only be temporarily defeated.
There’s a big misconception that Superman One Million created a universe and brought Lois Lane back to life. That wasn’t him who did that. That was Hour Man
How?
@@EduardoRato420 literally says Hour Man was gathering time and playing with it like Silly Putty
Actually, bringing back Lois was a shared feat between Supes and his 5D descendent.
@@SSO9Ecimase no
@@CerealExperimentsMizuki
"Lzyzm Ltpkz, the Superman of the fifth dimension, took the D.N.A. sample I saved from Solaris and, together, they turned it inside out through time until it became a woman."
Taken straight from the comic panel were talking about. .-.
If I may, I'd like to give a theory about what power, if any, Superman gave to the Batman of the future. I think Superman gave him either peak deductive skills, allowing him to embrace the detective part of Batman, or just general super intelligence. Let's face it, it may not be considered a super power, but Batman's crazy high intelligence absolutely is.
He killed his parents
@@MetalAcrean That would be a twist
He gave him a bunch of winning lottery tickets.
I think I read somewhere how Bruce Wayne isnt a regular homosapien but some kind of metahuman, after all.
Batman already has a super power, the blessing of the dark god barbatos, that's why he can completely recover from a broken spine
Love the videos, man. Keep it up. Morrison writes for people like us who didn't know they needed a beautiful story.
Superman over here fixing the sun like its an engine 💀
Bro tightened a bolt in there 💀
The sun is fake. 5G install autism. Chemicals in water turn frogs gay.
Berds are drones. The list goes on.
Mom's spaghetti
Most easily understood metaphor for humans.
I mean, it is an engine, maybe you could even consider it an omni-directional combustion piston-engine. Think about it, imagine a piston(gravity) pressing down from every possible angle until the pressure and frictional-heat hits the critical level and combusts(fuse) the matter inside the star creating an outward force which presses the piston back, it is then promptly pressed down again by the piston(gravity) as it repeats until the fuel is run-dry and the piston breaks.
You know I really do like this version of Superman, gives him a nice feel what with being a good guy still while being now a sun god
02:45 let's assume he got an IQ boost, the ability to be too stubborn to die, a fixation for adopting several orphans, and a billion dollars 💸
Don’t forget martial arts!
Actually, he use a robot instead of a real robin now.
I’d like to see a story of the Clark who also gained the powers of dr. Manhattan after spending a million years inside the hottest star in the multiverse and traveling the multiverse collecting more and more powers and abilities. Would be insane. So powerful it would be difficult to even describe it.
That version of supes was really a variant of captain atom but was just his planets most powerful being, like the shazam from a different earth that helped gather other supermen.
you should read the manga Origin if you want a sequence of exponential power scaling, its a sci fi about a humanoid robot that becomes insanely powerful because of his lack of human limitations
He exists in the dark multiverse
Man’s just chillin in the sun
@@fnytnqsladcgqlefzcqxlzlcgj9220
Then they all meet at a bar at the end of the universe. Talk about one powerful club in that bar. Insane. Especially the bartender. 😂
Thank you for sharing with us all these amazing comic stories. Believe me, being able to see them and see the story play out with characters we like really helps us or at last me to keep on pushing forward, just like , any of these characters. Blessings.
I know a messily little comment like this might mean nothing in the grand scheme of things, but I want you to know that you’ve accomplished what you’ve set out to do. You’ve made people happy. You’ve made me happy. Thanks for making these vids man.
In the grand scheme of things, somewhere in the far off future, your comment might have possibly killed someone, maybe. Who knows?
I truly need to read All Star Superman, only ever watched the animated film
It’s such a good read!
Superman 1 million is the dopest skin in multiverses. Between the all gold look and supes monster moveset it feels like you're the most powerful thing walking.
Press: Mullet, how does it feel to have your content recognized on TH-cam?•puts mic up to face•
Imagine being one of those people who hates Superman as a character. Kinda cringe, not going to lie.
Yes I just hate him as a person, anyone with God-like powers has the ability to literally shape the world and he has a dayjob that's not taking advantage of his unique abilities
Like if Stephen Hawking decided to work in Walmart wasting his mind
To be fair, journalism is super important and idk
@@hannahlistento100EAT Well that's a good point, it has a hole in it.
If Stephen Hawking decided to work at Walmart, then we would have never known him to begin with. He would just be a Walmart employee. Let's say Superman ONLY worked as Clark Kent. a news reporter. Nobody would know him as Superman, he would just be "That news reporter guy". a total waste of his abilities when compared to saving the world.
@@-_Atomix_- the fact someone with superspeed spends even seconds doing stuff other than saving people means hundreds or thousands of people will die while Superman is off playing Clark Kent. Everyone in the world knows Superman, very few know Clark Kent. There is a philosophical argument that by living as Clark, Superman is being horribly evil
I hate most dc heroes based off the fact that the comics writers insistence that if batman or superman ever killed a villain they'd become ruthless tyrants which is such a cringy fucking reason to give them a no kill policy. There's so many people superman and batman have indirectly killed in their insanity clinging onto a virtuous "no kill policy" because it's the one distinction they have between being a hero and being a world ruler it's fucking stupid IMO.
@@hannahlistento100EAT it's the obligation humanity places on special beings or people to achieve something more than themselves because they are special. It causes a lot of tragic geniuses or anti heroes
Your ending note got to me. As a fellow content creator, I felt that. Keep doing what you're doing, I've been enjoying marathoning your videos lately.
I have been watching all of your videos, this one caught my interest since I love this comic even if its underrated at times.
I love the idea of a immortal man outliving everyone and deciding to find meaning in life. Letting go of his loss but hanging on to his hope
0:27 dc farlands
Superman 1 Million, in the story, was not killed. He was defeated and fell back into the sun. The bad guy even said he would probably heal but over such a length of time he would not be around to help the future Justice Leagues.
I think we have not seen him since because he is kind of a hard character to write. He is basically a problem solver if you want to go all out at how awesome the writer thinks he might be or be used like Worf in Start Trek. Basically appear only to be defeated to show how powerfull whatever villian they were using was.... just like they did in the future event comic.
Superman one million gave batman one million the power of an orphan so he could truly embrace what it meant be to be batman
Wait, did he make a radioactive orphan bite Batman one million?
Amazing video great message
Your videos make me happy, man. Can wait for more.
Needed that last 30 seconds. Great vid
Your one of my favorite TH-camrs bro, everytime you post just brightens my day. I always have a video to watch after practice and to that I say thank you:)
Honestly the last few sentences you said and i know you may not see this resonated with me. I've never been a huge superman person or "Mr. Incincible guy except for that one thing" but you've made it click. I haven't had many things to keep me going and i attemped a few days ago but learning about this story made it all click. Even if i had nigh invincibility with super strength or flight everything inside would still hurt but superman keeps going just because its the good thing. Even if ive lost so much and have little hope i still have things and i still have a little hope and thats all i need. Thank you you've truly helped me.
These videos do make me happy, thank you so much for making them
Found your channel recently and I'm not sure how often you check comments, but your videos have really helped me get through my days. I appreciate the effort you put into all of this and I'm excited to see your channel keep growing
You made me happy Mulletman such a good video I went from knowing nothing to everything about Superman 1 million
Yo you do make a difference. When I feel low I like to look into stories of superheros. As long as there are hero’s and you telling stories you will be helping people with sadness or something.
Wait…how can Superman outlive Earth if he has one year to live? That’s the entire point of All-Star Superman!
6:15 he doesn't waver because his future selfs already told him things Will be fine in the end.
But where is hope in that? Hope is when you DON'T know but still push forward.
Now the DC timeline has been changed x times.
the present Superman could not know if this future still existed in a week. there was already an unplanned change in time in the One Million Story. Because one of the time machines used was unsuitable for such long journeys.
The hope was based on the fact that there is at least one timeline where everything will be fine.
A false hope if I remember the current canon correctly.
One million was a great story. The maker of the video should have read it.
@@Takao0815 Present Superman has NOTHING to do with All-Star Superman (which is alt Superman in general, in the same category as Red Son, Injustice, Frank Miller Year One and others) nor with Golden Superman One Million (which is kinda normal kinda All-Star one).
Present Superman exists in this weird amalgam of previous origins, ever since Reborn happened which combined post-Crisis (which on itself is THREE different origins) with new52, and I am sure they can pull up some pre-Crisis stuff as well now.
None of them have anything similar with All-Star origin whatsoever. No dead Pa Kent from heart attack while still in Smallville just like in The Movie (only later on, and now reversed as both Kents are alive now after Doomsday Clock but also kinda dead, all depending on last writer's whim really).
Normal Superman, unlike All-Star doesn't have this sun energy overload thing to begin with. He countless times flew in close to the sun and he countless times was fine. In fact in Snyder/Jimenez Justice League he literally flew THROUGH multiple suns. Which just made him more powerful, instead of supercancerous All-Star.
He probably gave batman 1 million the power of 10 billion dollars
Something about his voice, the way he says things he means it from heart, I like that. Ending was wholesome
I have been waiting for this vid
Thank you for sharing about that time in your life. ✨
You make me happy dude. Thanks for the videos.
Superman one million is really awesome and badass
He gave future batman the power to steal a little not noticeable amount of money from everyone in the world or universe.
Nah future Batman got more plot armor
As others have said, Superman 1 million isn't nearly strong enough to do some of the feats described. However, there is a version that is, Strange Visitor Superman. Much like Superman Prime 1 million, this superman rested in the sun, not for 10,000 years but for tens of millions of years. Even after splitting himself into a thousand pieces, a single piece was still able to hold all creation together. He outlived everything, and so when the last being died, he left on a journey.
THIS IS SO HELPFUL TO END DEPRESSION AND I NEEDED THIS THANK YOU
Those ending sentiments were straight beautiful man
Superman 1 million is just Henry Cavill rn because of him making s Warhammer 40k cinematic universe
Your dream is fulfilled, as this video entertained me and uplifted me from my own dark place. Thanks mate.
Deep and incredibly inspiring. Crazy how comics can write in the realities of human experience while also making it fantastical that it doesnt bore you. The message of Superman perservering is so tragic yet feels so real at the same time. Maybe that is truly why he is the strongest of the Supermen/women, physically sure but also mentally and emotionally as well.
In Multiversus there's a skin of superman one million and I always wondered what the backstory was, pretty cool.
The video was amazing, it helped me a lot with my social anxiety
You Told this Story Right Mullet-Man Keep Going Bro ❤
You make me happier with that video, mate. And probably a lot more people too. Cheers! =]
Oh this must be how bloons went from the super monkey to the sun avatar, and after that the sun god
well you def have helped pull me out of a funk i was in today. this video came at the perfect time man. thank you
This video made me happy, mullet man. Thank you for that ❤️
"It seems his power scaling is all over the place". You mean like everyone else in the DC universe ?
You mean like 99.9% of fictional characters
@@killer-9000 It's usually more consistent when a whole story is written by the same person.
For DC, the power scaling changes a lot because every author writes the heroes differently even when it's supposed to be on the same universe.
It's very obvious when Superman can endure a supernova but gets defeated by a laser gun on another story.
after seeing him in multiverses i was really curious about the solid gold superman, thanks for the vid!
Superman One Million doesn't empower Justice Legion Alpha. He empowers Kal Kent, the Superman of the 853rd century, as he has empowered generation upon generation of Kal's ancestors. Kal gets powers from the Super-Sun, which is Earth's Sun with Superman living inside it. He also had an ancestor who married into Mr. Mxyzptlk's family in the 67th century, so he has 5-dimensional senses, and has other alien bloodlines mixed with his Kryptonian heritage. Basically, he has powers that would make the Silver Age Superman jealous, but they fade quickly when he's away from their source (Superman One Million and the Sun). Still, even at non-Super-Sun levels, he's pretty impressive, but he can accidentally kill himself if he draws on his energy reserves to perform a feat that normal yellow sunlight can't sustain him through.
All 853rd century humans have telepathy, access to a galaxy-spanning telepathic internet called Headnet, and what 21st century humans would call superhuman intellect and information processing capabilities.
Starman has a device descended from the original Starman's Cosmic Rod, called the Quarvat.
Hourman is "diamond generation intelligent machine colony, DNA programmed with Tyler Miraclo gene biosoftware." He's also the keeper of the Worlogog, which is basically the knot that keeps Time from unraveling. Since his biosoftware was based on the alterations that Miraclo made to Rex Tyler's DNA, he's also technically a descendant of the Golden Age Hourman.
Wonder Woman is a living marble statue imbued with the spirit and memories of Diana's life as Wonder Woman by Diana (who had long since ascended to become the Goddess of Truth), along with sentient bracelets called Mercy and Harmony that are imbued with advanced Amazonian technology (generating invisible-material weapons and objects, Purple Healing Ray tech, etc).
Batman is following the long tradition of people taking up the mantle of Batman and has honed his 853rd century body and mind to their ultimate potential (he took the original Batman out with one strike, and incorporates telepathy into his martial arts style). He has a robot sidekick named Robin, the Toy Wonder.
Aquaman is the ruler of the aquaformed planet Neptune, descended from hundreds of thousands of years of Atlantean and Lemurian royalty, with all the powers that Aquaman, Aqualad, Mera, Orm, etc possessed, but to far greater degree.
Their are three notable exeptions to the 853rd century Earth/Solar System origin rule:
The Flash of Justice Legion Alpha is original from the 27th century, a man named Jonathon Fox, having time traveled to the far future.
Resurrection Man is at least as old as Vandal Savage, was ancient in the 20th century, and is still around in the 853rd century, being a self-resurrecting immortal.
The Atom is the last survivor of a dead universe that suffered a quantum vacuum collapse, who has the power to atomize his body and control all his duplicates with one mind.
They're all legacy characters, and most of them draw directly on the legacy of one of the original Justice League heroes.
You made my day! Thank you
"Think Clark! What will you have after 15, 000 years!?"
Superman One Million should touch pink kryptonite
Nothing changes. He's just gay/a woman now.
Lmao I find it hilarious that he only chooses to cure cancer, when he himself is dying
If it's any consolation I really enjoy your videos👍👍
You look like a fusion of Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint cosplaying Matt Murdock, it's amazing.
0:43
LMFAO good one
Can you make a video on Strange visitor Superman I hear he’s one of if not the strongest Superman variant of all
that somber smile he has…
theres a starman waiting in the the sky
I wonder how cool he would look if Superman 1million was modeled after a T-1000 in gold scheme
This reminds me of the eoisode of Smallville with the blind woman that showed him a endless graveyard with Clark in the middle.That is i think a reference to this comic where he outlives everyone.
Superman became a 'Worm' Entity, clearly
Thats not overthinking at all, I think exactly like you!
Superman 1 mil how ya feeling? “Golden”
superman just killed batman 1000000’s parents
💀
The future Wonderwoman really said lemme just where a strip of cloth
Superman 1 million looks like Jerma on the thumbnail
You can tell a story. Many other comic book analysts cannot.
Well, mullet dude, you’ve helped me this past week with knowing I’m getting surgery next week, if that means anything
There 3 versions of Superman Prime One Million
All Star
Post Crisis(The most known one)
Rebirth(The one that gets his ass kicked whenever he appears)
Also the people that beat him were multiversal archetypes and wielded magic
I'm pretty sure the version of superman 1 milion that always get kick is after the colapsed of dark multiverse, which explain his significantly weaker power.
Batman One Million's power is a million years of prep time.
1m superman giving the new jl1m powers
"You're super fast, you're super strong, here's a trillion dollars, youre now the master of the ocean"
I love Superman One Million! He makes me happy. Not sure why Daredevil made a video about him, but that's cool
This is pretty interesting cool story and one is the coolest version of SuperMan 1 Million seemingly invicible and overpowered!
bro looks like craigslist daredevil 💀💀💀
There's a starman, waiting in the sky
He'd like to come and meet us
But he thinks he'd blow our minds
DUDE!
...dude.
You got me all choked up over here.
...
golden smile...
*sigh*
Thanks.
In case you didn't know, The source wall is sort of like a barrier that blocks off the edge of the universe.
Finally a longer video then 1 minute
Thanks for the break down!
Statement: "I feel like Superman doesn't get the proper love and recognition he so rightfully deserves"
Reality: His writers and fans have been on a 70-year strokejob to keep him relevant.
nice video
This right here.
The anime 'Boku No Hero Academia' does an homage to this.
We get hints when All Might is a Hero being the stand in for Superman, even though he is injured and facing mortality he is still the smiling Superman.
Later in the seasons we still get a depowered old All Might but we really mostly only see his imagery portrayed by his golden statue.
Inside Deku's mind we see the image of All Might's personality that is in counsel with the others.
He is the only one left currently that isn't speaking yet but he is represented by the largest image, while the others are their old hero selves surrounded by a colored aura, All Might is a being of Golden power. Combined with the golden statue of All Might with a sign hung on it saying "I am not here" and his successor Deku fighting on his own symbolizes Superman's desire to leave a mark and leave a symbol of Peace to help the world be a better place than it was before after he is finally gone.
my man made the sun fixed… i guess kindergarteners won’t have to worry about it now
That end almost made me feel bad for being a Firefighter lol.
2:48 his powers to mind control the writers so he doesn’t die
You've accomplished your dream.
Your video stories sbout comics most of us don't read distracts me from my existential dread, depression and eventual homelessness in Hawaii.
Milk man superman: ahoy there
Superman 1 million def killed that batman's parents.
The artists hated Superman 1m, thats why they loved to shit on it.
Bro unlocked level 1 million literally.
I saw the thumbnail and my mind immediately went to Markiplier
His biggest mistake was giving Batman all that prep time
All the people that died from cancer before Superman decided "yeah now's a good time to cure cancer" need to haunt the Fortress of Solitude.
superman, the only inconsistent hero ever known