History Awesome / KingdomCome

** This scene truly is amazing. Norman Mckay, an elderly preacher with no powers or skills of any sort, talks down an enraged Superman (who is also implied to be even MORE powerful than in his youth) who is going full RROD. This is, of course, after effectively flipping the bird to and lecturing the '''embodiment of God's Wrath''' on morality.

* [=McCay=] calling out [[spoiler:the Spectre when he is all set to let the world fall apart.]]

--->'''Norm:''' Farewell? '''[[WhatTheHellHero Farewell?!]]''' You brought me all this way to watch people die? '''Think again!''' You want to confront evil? Then get us hell to the UN... ''now''! You saw Superman! You saw an anger that could twist steel! If what happens next happens the only way it can... '''and you let it''... ''that'' is evil!'''

--->'''Spectre:''' Judgement has been passed. Farewell, Norman McCay.

* The Bar Scene: TheQuestion talking to [[CaptainErsatz Ror]][[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} schach]] in the background.

* Seeing [[{{Marvels}} Phil Sheldon]] sitting near Norman in the restaurant. Somehow, having two of the best {{Badass Bystander}}s from the DC and Marvel universes together just made it that much more awesome.

-->'''Luthor''': HE WILL NOT ''TOUCH'' ME! '''HE WILL ''NOT!'''''...he...He ''cannot.''
* When [[spoiler:Batman and his allies capture the MLF]] , the aged Selina Kyle socks Tula and almost gets away.

* When [[spoiler:Batman and his allies capture the MLF]] , the aged Selina Kyle manages to sock Tula and almost gets away.

* When [[spoilers:Batman and his allies capture the MLF]] , the aged Selina Kyle manages to sock Tula and almost gets away.

* Seeing [[{{Marvels}} Phil Sheldon]] sitting near Norman in the restaurant. Somehow, having two of the best BadassBystanders from the DC and Marvel universes together just made it that much more awesome.

* Superman's initial return. There's something that just screams 'Hell yeah! Awesome!' when a blur of blue and red comes to stop some psychotic anti-heroes from killing everyone.
** For added awesome, play John William's orchestrated Superman score while reading that scene, and turn the page to where Superman appears holding all the unconscious baddies just as the first fanfare hits it's crescendo.
** The best part of that scene is that between the blur and the actual sighting of Superman, we see a crowd of ordinary people whose expression of shock gradually changes to an exultant, jubilant joy, as they turn their faces towards the sky and [=McCay=] states the simple reason: "We knew... We ''remembered''."

** This one is particularly amazing because it takes place almost entirely in the distant background of a big fight scene in which the reader is probably not looking at [[spoiler:Magog]]. And in this huge battle, what is [[spoiler:Magog, until then the most "anti" of all the {{Nineties Anti Hero}}es]]]], doing? Not fighting at all. In fact, he ''saves'' half the people who end up surviving the fight. Like a true hero.

* The Bar Scene: The Question talking to Rorschach in the background. There's got to be some rule against messing with reality like that, but it's so awesome.

* The Bar Scene: The Question talking to Rorschach in the background. There's got to be some rule against raping reality like that, but it's so awesome.

** The best part of that scene is that between the blur and the actual sighting of superman, we see a crowd of ordinary people whose expression of shock gradually changes to an exultant, jubilant joy, as they turn their faces towards the sky and [=McCay=] states the simple reason: "We knew... We ''remembered''."

** The best part of that scene is that between the blur and the actual sighting of superman, we see a crowd of ordinary people whose expression of shock gradually changes to an exultant, jubilant joy, while [=McCay=] states the simple reason: "We knew... We ''remembered''."

** The best part of that scene is that between the blur and the actual sighting of superman, we see a crowd of ordinary people whose expression of shock gradually changes to an exultant, jubilant joy, while [=McCay=] states the simple reason "We knew... We ''remembered''."

** For added awesome, play John William's orchestrated Superman score while reading that scene, and turn the page to where Superman appears holding all the unconscious baddies just as the first fanfare hits it's crescendo.

* Superman's initial return. There's something that just screams 'Hell yeah! Awesome!' when a blur of blue and red comes to stop some psychotic anti-heroes from killing everyone.

* [=McCay=] calling out [[spoiler:the Spectre when he is all set to let the world fall apart.]]