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* {{Spinoff}}: The limited series will lead to [[spoiler: ''Super Sons'', with the adventures of Damian Wayne and Jonathan White.]]

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* {{Spinoff}}: The limited series will lead to [[spoiler: ''Super Sons'', ''ComicBook/SuperSons'', with the adventures of Damian Wayne and Jonathan White.]]

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* MadArtist: Blanque claims that death and destruction is art, so he does his best to make his killings as creative as possible.



* OhCrap: Clark rescues a crashing space shuttle. As he throws open the door, his eyes go wide as he sees the nametag on the first astronaut out: [[spoiler:''HENSHAW''.]]

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Clark rescues a crashing space shuttle. As he throws open the door, his eyes go wide as he sees the nametag on the first astronaut out: [[spoiler:''HENSHAW''.]]


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* PopulationXAndCounting: Blanque is introduced wiping out the small town of Rusty Ridge. When he passes by the town sign, which reads "Population: 3106", he pulls off the 3, 1, and 6 so it now reads "Population: 0".
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they don't set that up. Also, no spoilers in the main body of text.


This, along with ''ComicBook/{{Titans Hunt|2015}}'', are both collected in trade as "Road to ComicBook/DCRebirth'' titles, since they both set up a new status quo of the DCUniverse -- namely that [[spoiler: the ComicBook/PostCrisis universe and The New 52 universe are one in the same]].

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This, along with ''ComicBook/{{Titans Hunt|2015}}'', are both collected in trade as "Road to ComicBook/DCRebirth'' titles, since they both set up a new status quo of the DCUniverse -- namely that [[spoiler: the ComicBook/PostCrisis universe and The New 52 universe are one in the same]].
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* TheBusCameBack: The entire premise of the book is the return of the fan-favorite Superman and Lois that fans had followed between 1986-2011. However, their old supporting cast is not returning. As well, it is unknown what happened to the pre-''Crisis'' Barry Allen, Kara Zor-El or Parallax. The first issue reveals that pre-''Crisis'' Kara and Barry no longer died in the ''Crisis'' and they and Parallax went off somewhere else while Clark and Lois were transported to the Earth Prime. In ''Green Lantern'', it is shown that Parallax is in this universe too.

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* TheBusCameBack: The entire premise of the book is the return of the fan-favorite Superman and Lois that fans had followed between 1986-2011. However, their old supporting cast is not returning. As well, it is unknown what happened to the pre-''Crisis'' [[Franchise/TheFlash Barry Allen, Allen]], [[Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} Kara Zor-El Zor-El]] or Parallax.[[Franchise/GreenLantern Parallax]]. The first issue reveals that pre-''Crisis'' Kara and Barry no longer died in the ''Crisis'' and they and Parallax went off somewhere else while Clark and Lois were transported to the Earth Prime. In ''Green Lantern'', it is shown that Parallax is in this universe too.
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* TrappedInAnotherWorld: Superman and Lois are refugees in the ''New 52'' universe. [[spoiler: According to ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'', it's the opposite. The world changed on ''them''.]]

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* TrappedInAnotherWorld: Subverted. Superman and Lois believe they are refugees in the ''New 52'' universe. [[spoiler: According to ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'', it's the opposite. The world changed on ''them''.]]
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This, along with ''ComicBook/TitansHunt'', are both collected in trade as "Road to ComicBook/DCRebirth'' titles, since they both set up a new status quo of the DCUniverse -- namely that [[spoiler: the ComicBook/PostCrisis universe and The New 52 universe are one in the same]].

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This, along with ''ComicBook/TitansHunt'', ''ComicBook/{{Titans Hunt|2015}}'', are both collected in trade as "Road to ComicBook/DCRebirth'' titles, since they both set up a new status quo of the DCUniverse -- namely that [[spoiler: the ComicBook/PostCrisis universe and The New 52 universe are one in the same]].
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This, along with ''ComicBook/TitansHunt'', are both collected in trade as "Road to ComicBook/DCRebirth'' titles, since they both set up a new status quo of the DCUniverse -- namely that [[spoiler: the ComicBook/PostCrisis universe and The New 52 universe are one in the same]].
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* OhCrap: Clark rescues a crashing space shuttle. As he throws open the door, his eyes go wide as he sees the nametag on the first astronaut out:[[spoiler: ''HENSHAW''.]]

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* OhCrap: Clark rescues a crashing space shuttle. As he throws open the door, his eyes go wide as he sees the nametag on the first astronaut out:[[spoiler: ''HENSHAW''.out: [[spoiler:''HENSHAW''.]]
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* TrappedInAnotherWorld: Superman and Lois are refugees in the ''New 52'' universe.

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* TrappedInAnotherWorld: Superman and Lois are refugees in the ''New 52'' universe. [[spoiler: According to ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'', it's the opposite. The world changed on ''them''.]]
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* VillainExitStageLeft: The BigBad leaves in issue #8 when it turns out Supes is too much for her to handle. It's strongly hinted she'll be a new recurring villain in upcoming ''Superman'' comics.
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* CanonImmigrant: A more literal example in that these are two characters from a past version of the DC continuity now forced to live in the current one.

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* CanonImmigrant: A more literal example in that these are two characters from a past version of the DC continuity now forced to live in the current one. [[spoiler: And they're ''staying'' there.]]
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* WhamEpisode: Issue #6 [[spoiler: has Jon bursting out of ropes using super-strength and showing an immunity/high tolerance to fire. Even more, Jon asks why [[ComicBook/SupermanTruth his dad looks like Superman and why Lois looks like the lady that outed him]].]]

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* WhamEpisode: Issue #6 [[spoiler: has Jon bursting out of ropes using super-strength and showing an immunity/high tolerance to fire. Even more, Jon asks why [[ComicBook/SupermanTruth his dad looks like Superman and why Lois looks like the lady that outed him]].]]
* WhamShot: [[spoiler: The very last image of the final issue of the miniseries is Jon learning to fly.
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* GenreSavvy: Jon assumes ComicBook/TheFlash is faster than Superman because the latter won the SuperpowerLottery, while the former has one thing they can do really well.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Issue #5 [[spoiler: had Jon listening into a conversation by Clark and Lois, with a close-up on his ear. It was unclear at the time whether it was super-hearing or not. Issue #6 confirms, yes, he was eavesdropping using super-hearing.]]
** Issue #5 also [[spoiler: had Batman catching a glimpse of Clark after the latter had saved the former from an arrow with heat vision. The cover of #8 features Batman, indicating that he may have figured everything out.]]

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{{Foreshadowing}}: Issue #5 [[spoiler: had Jon listening into a conversation by Clark and Lois, with a close-up on his ear. It was unclear at the time whether it was super-hearing or not. Issue #6 confirms, yes, he was eavesdropping using super-hearing.]]
** Issue #5 also [[spoiler: had Batman catching a glimpse of Clark after the latter had saved the former from an arrow with heat vision. The cover of #8 features Batman, indicating that he may have figured everything out.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Issue #5 [[spoiler: had Jon listening into a conversation by Clark and Lois, with a close-up on his ear. It was unclear at the time whether it was super-hearing or not. Issue #6 confirms, yes, he was eavesdropping using super-hearing.]]

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: {{Foreshadowing}}:
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Issue #5 [[spoiler: had Jon listening into a conversation by Clark and Lois, with a close-up on his ear. It was unclear at the time whether it was super-hearing or not. Issue #6 confirms, yes, he was eavesdropping using super-hearing.]]
** Issue #5 also [[spoiler: had Batman catching a glimpse of Clark after the latter had saved the former from an arrow with heat vision. The cover of #8 features Batman, indicating that he may have figured everything out.
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* MythologyGag / CallBack: Clark's black-and-silver Superman costume is a reference to the outfit he wore in ''ComicBook/ReignOfTheSupermen''.

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* MythologyGag / CallBack: Clark's black-and-silver Superman costume is a reference to the outfit he wore in ''ComicBook/ReignOfTheSupermen''.''[[ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman Reign of the Supermen]]''.
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* MythologyGag / CallBack: Clark's black-and-silver Superman costume is a reference to the outfit he wore in ''ComicBook/ReignOfTheSupermen''.
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* {{Spinoff}}: The limited series will lead to [[spoiler: ''Super Sons'', with the adventures of Damian Wayne and Jonathan White.]]

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Do not confuse with ''Series/LoisAndClark'', the TV show from TheNineties starring Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher.

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Do not confuse with ''Series/LoisAndClark'', the TV show from TheNineties starring Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher.Hatcher, though the title is indeed a ShoutOut to the series.



* AuthorAppeal: The series is almost like reading the series from the early 1990's with the character as established by Jurgens and John Byrne.

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The series is almost like reading the series from the early 1990's with the character as established by Jurgens and John Byrne.Byrne.
** According to Jurgens, Dan [=DiDio=] always wanted to have a series with the ''Lois and Clark'' title.
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* MysteriousProtector: Clark [[http://insidepulse.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Superman-Lois-and-Clark-1-spoilers-review-6.jpg can't help but be a guardian]], even if it means no one knows he's doing it. Talk about the EternalHero.

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* MysteriousProtector: Clark [[http://insidepulse.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Superman-Lois-and-Clark-1-spoilers-review-6.jpg can't help but be a guardian]], even if it means no one knows he's doing it. Talk about the EternalHero.ChronicHeroSyndrome.

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* CallingTheOldManOut: [[spoiler:After Jonathan learns about his powers and who his father is, he calls his parents out on not telling him sooner. To their credit, they tell him that they had every intention to. They just didn't expect his powers to manifest so soon, as Clark's came later in life.]]

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* CallingTheOldManOut: [[spoiler:After Jonathan learns about his powers and who his father is, he calls his parents out on not telling him sooner. To their credit, they tell him that they had every intention to. to when he was an adult. They just didn't expect his powers to manifest so soon, soon (or at ''all''), as Clark's came later in life.]]


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* EasilyForgiven: [[spoiler: Jonathan completely forgives Dad when seeing him fly off for the first time. Lois notes she still gets the same feeling watching him fly, even now.]]
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* CallingTheOldManOut: [[spoiler:After Jonathan learns about his powers and who his father is, he calls his parents out on not telling him sooner. To their credit, they tell him that they had every intention to. They just didn't expect his powers to manifest so soon, as Clark's came later in life.]]

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* TheBusCameBack: The entire premise of the book is the return of the fan-favorite Superman and Lois that fans had followed between 1986-2011. However, their old supporting cast is not returning. As well, it is unknown what happened to the pre-''Crisis'' Barry Allen, Kara Zor-El or Parallax.
** The first issue reveals that pre-''Crisis'' Kara and Barry no longer died in the ''Crisis'' and they and Parallax went off somewhere else while Clark and Lois were transported to the Earth Prime.
*** In "Green Lantern" it is shown that Parallax is in this universe too.

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* TheBusCameBack: The entire premise of the book is the return of the fan-favorite Superman and Lois that fans had followed between 1986-2011. However, their old supporting cast is not returning. As well, it is unknown what happened to the pre-''Crisis'' Barry Allen, Kara Zor-El or Parallax.
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Parallax. The first issue reveals that pre-''Crisis'' Kara and Barry no longer died in the ''Crisis'' and they and Parallax went off somewhere else while Clark and Lois were transported to the Earth Prime.
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Prime. In "Green Lantern" ''Green Lantern'', it is shown that Parallax is in this universe too.



* CrapsackWorld: The initial assessment of the ''New 52'' Earth from the Kents, circa the formation of its Justice League, is that this is a very doubtful, suspicious, and edgy world with little trust given towards the superheroes that live in it, which is another reason Clark has needed to be more stealthy in his endeavors. May also count as LeaningOnTheFourthWall as the description Lois gives echoes the complaints fans have had about the direction of the ''New 52''.
** The reaction both Lois and Clark have to the events of [[ComicBook/SupermanTruth Superman:Truth]] also reinforces this assessment.

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* CrapsackWorld: The initial assessment of the ''New 52'' Earth from the Kents, circa the formation of its Justice League, is that this is a very doubtful, suspicious, and edgy world with little trust given towards the superheroes that live in it, which is another reason Clark has needed to be more stealthy in his endeavors. May also count as LeaningOnTheFourthWall as the description Lois gives echoes the complaints fans have had about the direction of the ''New 52''. \n** The reaction both Lois and Clark have to the events of [[ComicBook/SupermanTruth Superman:Truth]] ''ComicBook/SupermanTruth'' also reinforces this assessment.
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** The reaction both Lois and Clark have to the events of [[ComicBook/SupermanTruth]] also reinforces this assessment.

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** The reaction both Lois and Clark have to the events of [[ComicBook/SupermanTruth]] [[ComicBook/SupermanTruth Superman:Truth]] also reinforces this assessment.
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** The reaction both Lois and Clark have to the events of Superman: Truth also reinforces this assessment.

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** The reaction both Lois and Clark have to the events of Superman: Truth [[ComicBook/SupermanTruth]] also reinforces this assessment.
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** The reaction both Lois and Clark have to the events of Superman: Truth also reinforces this assessment.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Issue #5 [[spoiler: had Jon listening into a conversation by Clark and Lois, with a close-up on his ear. It was unclear at the time whether it was super-hearing or not. Issue #6 confirms, yes, he was eavesdropping using super-hearing.]]
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* RetiredBadass: Averted. Clark and Lois haven't stopped doing what they do to save the world, but they've had to do it more quietly. Clark's been averting disasters and making sure certain people don't become villains like they did in his universe, and Lois is a famous writer dubbed "Author X" responsible for exposing criminal organizations and illegal activity through her books.

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* RetiredBadass: Averted. Clark and Lois haven't stopped doing what they do to save the world, but they've had to do it more quietly. Clark's been averting disasters and making sure certain people don't become villains like they did in his universe, and Lois is a famous writer dubbed "Author X" responsible for exposing criminal organizations and Intergang's illegal activity through her books.books, raising the ire of New 52 Bruno Mannheim.
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* ActionGirl: Lois, though she's older and not as spry as she used to be.

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