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* ApocalypseHow: Three.
** ApocalypseHow/{{Class 1}}: H'El has caused one on Krypton, turning it from what Kryptonians would consider perfect to a degree into a VillainWorld that [[EvenEvilHasStandards even Faora]] is appalled by.
** ApocalypseHow/ClassX: What the Superman Family has to make sure still happens: [[DeathByOriginStory the destruction of Krypton and escape of the select few inhabitants needed later]].
** ApocalyseHow/ClassZ: If H'El succeeds, the ensuing TimeCrash will cause one of these that stretches not just to the edges of Prime Earth or even TheMultiverse, but the ''Omni''verse, which includes, according to TheWikiRule, other enterprises such as the MarvelUniverse.
** ApocalypseHow/{{Class 1}}: H'El has caused one on Krypton, turning it from what Kryptonians would consider perfect to a degree into a VillainWorld that [[EvenEvilHasStandards even Faora]] is appalled by.
** ApocalypseHow/ClassX: What the Superman Family has to make sure still happens: [[DeathByOriginStory the destruction of Krypton and escape of the select few inhabitants needed later]].
** ApocalyseHow/ClassZ: If H'El succeeds, the ensuing TimeCrash will cause one of these that stretches not just to the edges of Prime Earth or even TheMultiverse, but the ''Omni''verse, which includes, according to TheWikiRule, other enterprises such as the MarvelUniverse.
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* TimeCrash: H'El's temporal alterations cause a time tsunami, a storm that can destroy an entire star system. If the Superman family does not stop H'El, the time tsunami will destroy the universe.[[TheMultiverse Omniverse]], the collection of all different universes both within and [[ApocalypseHow/ClassZ outside]] of TheDCU.
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* MeanwhileInTheFuture: In Supergirl #26, [[spoiler:H'El travels to Superboy's mission's time, while "simultaneously" fighting Supergirl, with the times synching up so that he is hit by multiple Super Family members at the "same time"]].
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: When Supergirl defeats Kon, the clone leader, the clones see her as their leader. They aid her in her fight against H'El.
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** Superboy is sent back one week before Krypton's destruction to make sure Supergirl's past self survives an attack on her life and leaves Krypton.
** Supergirl is sent to Krypton's Great War to prevent the clones from dealing a heavy blow to Krypton's infrastructure.
** Superman must go back and stop H'El at the exact moment of his success.
** Supergirl is sent to Krypton's Great War to prevent the clones from dealing a heavy blow to Krypton's infrastructure.
** Superman must go back and stop H'El at the exact moment of his success.
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* NoSell: While Kryptonite can pierce H'El's skin, it doesn't sap his strength or poison him. This is because of H'El's origins.
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* BeatTheCurseOutOfHim: Supergirl slaps Superboy in order to free him from the Oracle's possession.
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Supergirl is less than thrilled to be working with Superboy, though it doesn't stop her actually saving his life as noted above under GetAHoldOfYourselfMan.BeatTheCurseOutOfHim.
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Second appearance of the Eradicator. First being in Supergirl 20.
* ContinuityNod: This serves as the second appearance of [[ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} the Eradicator]], in this timeline being sent after Superboy to keep him from protecting the past Supergirl.
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** [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice]]: [[spoiler:Superboy]] does not make it to the end of the event alive, and thus [[spoiler:Jon Lane Kent, the evil future son of Superman, will headline his book and take his spot on the Teen Titans]].
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Supergirl is less than thrilled to be working with Superboy, though it doesn't stop her actually saving his life as noted above under GetAHoldOfYourselfMan.
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** [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice]]: [[spoiler:Superboy]] does not make it to the end of the event alive, and thus [[spoiler:Jon Lane Kent, the evil Son of Superman, will headline his book and take his spot on the Teen Titans]].
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** [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice]]: [[spoiler:Superboy]] does not make it to the end of the event alive, and thus [[spoiler:Jon Lane Kent, the evil Son future son of Superman, will headline his book and take his spot on the Teen Titans]].
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** [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice]]: [[spoiler:Superboy]] does not make it to the end of the event alive, and thus [[spoiler:Jon Lane Kent, the evil Son of Superman, will headline his book and take his spot on the Teen Titans]].
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* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale
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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: An unusual example of this trope. Supergirl slaps Superboy in order to free him from the Oracle's possession.
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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: GetAHoldOfYourselfMan[=/=]BeatTheCurseOutOfHim: An unusual example of this trope. Supergirl slaps Superboy in order to free him from the Oracle's possession.
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The issue is called H\'El #1. That\'s not really a spoiler.
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''Krypton Returns'' is the second ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' [[BatfamilyCrossover crossover]] story arc of the {{ComicBook/New 52}} and the direct sequel to ''ComicBook/HelOnEarth''. Starting in October 2013, the story begins in Action Comics Annual #2 and continues through the ''{{Superboy}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' titles, concluding in Superman #25. Before any of these issues were released, Superman #23.3, released during [[{{ComicBook/Forever Evil}} Villains Month]], served as a prelude [[spoiler: and revealed H'El's origin]]. Its written by Scott Lobdell, Justin Jordan and Michael Alan Nelson.
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''Krypton Returns'' is the second ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' [[BatfamilyCrossover crossover]] story arc of the {{ComicBook/New 52}} and the direct sequel to ''ComicBook/HelOnEarth''. Starting in October 2013, the story begins in Action Comics Annual #2 and continues through the ''{{Superboy}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' titles, concluding in Superman #25. Before any of these issues were released, Superman #23.3, released during [[{{ComicBook/Forever Evil}} Villains Month]], served as a prelude [[spoiler: and revealed H'El's origin]].origin. Its written by Scott Lobdell, Justin Jordan and Michael Alan Nelson.
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* MythologyGag: When Superman begins to lose his powers due to red sunlight exposure, he coughs up a little, just like ''Film/ManOfSteel''.
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** When Superman begins to lose his powers due to red sunlight exposure, he coughs up a little, just like''Film/ManOfSteel''.''Film/ManOfSteel''.
** [[spoiler:H'El's origins are a mixture of those of Superman and Zod from ''Film/ManOfSteel''. He is formed from countless Kryptonians over the ages, but completely, not just implanted within him as was the case with Kal-El. However, his desire for either having Krypton back or [[SuicidalCosmicTemperTantrum nothing at all]] harkens to the same film's General Dru-Zod.]]
** When Superman begins to lose his powers due to red sunlight exposure, he coughs up a little, just like
** [[spoiler:H'El's origins are a mixture of those of Superman and Zod from ''Film/ManOfSteel''. He is formed from countless Kryptonians over the ages, but completely, not just implanted within him as was the case with Kal-El. However, his desire for either having Krypton back or [[SuicidalCosmicTemperTantrum nothing at all]] harkens to the same film's General Dru-Zod.]]
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* CrapsaccharineWorld: What H'El turns Krypton into after he takes over. At first, Krypton looks as the pristine and magnificent world it was before its destruction. Later, its revealed to have a space station in orbit that attacks intruders and at least one of its moons has a slave camp.
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* CrapsaccharineWorld: What H'El turns Krypton into after he takes over. At first, Krypton looks as the pristine and magnificent world it was before its destruction. Later, its it is revealed to have a space station in orbit that attacks intruders and at least one of its moons has a slave camp.
* MythologyGag: When Superman begins to lose his powers due to red sunlight exposure, he coughs up a little, just like ''Film/ManOfSteel''.
* RetCanon: The story arc depicts Faora wearing her ''Man of Steel'' armor.
* RetCanon: The story arc depicts Faora wearing her ''Man of Steel'' armor.
* TimeCrash: H'El's temporal alterations cause a time tsunami, a storm that can destroy an entire star system. If the Superman family does not stop H'El, the time tsunami will destroy the universe.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: H'El.
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* YouNoTakeCandle: The clones during the Great War talk this way.
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* ActionMom: Lara. She even attacks Superman, who is surprised to see her mother for the first time.
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* SacrificialPlanet: In order to show the threat H'El poses, Superman witnesses the destruction of an entire star system.
* SaveThisPersonSaveTheWorld: Supergirl must prevent H'El from causing trouble during the age of the Great War, but first, Superboy must make sure she leaves Krypton in the first place.
* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The whole premise of the story is to correct the damage H'El did to the timeline.
* SpaceStation: One of these is in the orbit of Krypton and is programmed to attack enemies of the state.
* SuperFamilyTeam: For the first time in ''The New 52'', Superman, Superboy and Supergirl work together without playing catch with the ConflictBall.
* [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace The Superman Family Can Breathe In Space]]
* SaveThisPersonSaveTheWorld: Supergirl must prevent H'El from causing trouble during the age of the Great War, but first, Superboy must make sure she leaves Krypton in the first place.
* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The whole premise of the story is to correct the damage H'El did to the timeline.
* SpaceStation: One of these is in the orbit of Krypton and is programmed to attack enemies of the state.
* SuperFamilyTeam: For the first time in ''The New 52'', Superman, Superboy and Supergirl work together without playing catch with the ConflictBall.
* [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace The Superman Family Can Breathe In Space]]
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''Krypton Returns'' is the second ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' [[BatfamilyCrossover crossover]] story arc of the {{ComicBook/New 52}} and the direct sequel to ''ComicBook/HelOnEarth''. Starting in October 2013, the story begins in Action Comics Annual #2 and continues through the ''{{Superboy}}'' and ComicBook/''{{Supergirl}}'' ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' titles, concluding in Superman #25. Before any of these issues were released, Superman #23.3, released during [[{{ComicBook/Forever Evil}} Villains Month]], served as a prelude [[spoiler: and revealed H'El's origin]]. Its written by Scott Lobdell, Justin Jordan and Michael Alan Nelson.
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* SacrificialPlanet: Superman witnesses the destruction of an entire star system to show the damage H'El has done to the timeline.
* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale
* SpaceStation: A Kryptonian space station is located near Krypton and is programmed to attack intruders of the state.
* StableTimeLoop: When he is sent back in time, H'El ensures his own birth.
* TimeCrash: H'El's travels across time have created multiple alternate timelines, which in turn create a massive temporal distortion called a time tsunami that can destroy an entire star system.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The whole premise of the story is to correct the damage H'El did to the timeline.
* SuperFamilyTeam: For the first time in the ''New 52'', the three heroes work together without playing catch with the ConflictBall.
* [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace The Superman Family Can Breathe In Space]]
* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale
* SpaceStation: A Kryptonian space station is located near Krypton and is programmed to attack intruders of the state.
* StableTimeLoop: When he is sent back in time, H'El ensures his own birth.
* TimeCrash: H'El's travels across time have created multiple alternate timelines, which in turn create a massive temporal distortion called a time tsunami that can destroy an entire star system.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The whole premise of the story is to correct the damage H'El did to the timeline.
* SuperFamilyTeam: For the first time in the ''New 52'', the three heroes work together without playing catch with the ConflictBall.
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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: All clones during the Great War are portrayed like this.
* CloningBlues: Supergirl is sent to the period of a clone rebellion in Krypton's past.
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*CrapsaccharineWorld: What H'El turns Krypton into after he takes over. At first, Krypton looks as the pristine and magnificent world it was before its destruction. Later, its revealed to have a space station in orbit that attacks intruders and at least one of its moons has a slave camp.
* DemonicPossession: In order to talk to Superman and Supergirl, the Oracle takes possession of Superboy's body. Supergirl slaps Superboy to free him from the possession. Superboy remarks that [[PossessionBurnout he could have died if the Oracle spent more time in his body]].
* DemonicPossession: In order to talk to Superman and Supergirl, the Oracle takes possession of Superboy's body. Supergirl slaps Superboy to free him from the possession. Superboy remarks that [[PossessionBurnout he could have died if the Oracle spent more time in his body]].
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* AntiHero: Faora. After H'El killed General Zod, she became the Oracle's new herald.
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* [[spoiler:[[ArtificialHuman Artificial Kryptonian]]: H'El is revealed to be this in Superman #23.3. He was created from a collection of genetic material gathered all over Krypton's history by Jor-El in an unmanned spaceship to find a planet where the people of Krypton could be safely evacuated to by the time Krypton exploded.]]
* BroughtDownToNormal: When they are brought to Krypton, the heroes begin losing their powers by being exposed to Krypton's red sun.
* EndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: If the Superman family does not stop H'El, the temporal distortions he caused will destroy all reality.
* GoMadFromTheRevelation: [[spoiler:H'El doesn't take the revelation of his origin well, to say the least.]]
* StableTimeLoop: When he is sent back in time, H'El ensures his own birth.
* TimeCrash: H'El's travels across time have created multiple alternate timelines, which in turn create a massive temporal distortion called a time tsunami that can destroy an entire star system.
* [[spoiler:[[ArtificialHuman Artificial Kryptonian]]: H'El is revealed to be this in Superman #23.3. He was created from a collection of genetic material gathered all over Krypton's history by Jor-El in an unmanned spaceship to find a planet where the people of Krypton could be safely evacuated to by the time Krypton exploded.]]
* BroughtDownToNormal: When they are brought to Krypton, the heroes begin losing their powers by being exposed to Krypton's red sun.
* EndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: If the Superman family does not stop H'El, the temporal distortions he caused will destroy all reality.
* GoMadFromTheRevelation: [[spoiler:H'El doesn't take the revelation of his origin well, to say the least.]]
* StableTimeLoop: When he is sent back in time, H'El ensures his own birth.
* TimeCrash: H'El's travels across time have created multiple alternate timelines, which in turn create a massive temporal distortion called a time tsunami that can destroy an entire star system.
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* AntiHero: Faora. After H'El killed General Zod, she became the Oracle's new herald.
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After the events of ''H'el on Earth'', H'El has been sent back in time to the period of Krypton's explosion. Using his knowledge of the future, H'El hopes to save Krypton, but his actions begin to cause great damage to the universe. Superman and his allies travel to the past in order to stop him.
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*AllPowerfulBystander: The Oracle, the cosmic entity that sends the Superman family back in time to stop H'El, is extremely powerful
