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* The continuation of this arc [[spoiler: has Superman going back to just before Krypton's destruction. However in gettin there, he is taken by a time eddy of some sort to what appears to be an alternate Krypton where Jor-el and General Zod are allies. What if it was THAT Jor-el that was taken by Dr. Manhattan and became Mr. Oz?]]
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* The continuation of this arc [[spoiler: has Superman going back to just before Krypton's destruction. However in gettin there, he is taken by a time eddy of some sort to what appears to be an alternate Krypton where Jor-el and General Zod are allies. What if it was THAT Jor-el that was taken by Dr. Manhattan and became Mr. Oz?]]Oz?]]
** Jossed at the end of ''Booster Shot.'' [[spoiler: Jor-El's story is confirmed.]]
** Jossed at the end of ''Booster Shot.'' [[spoiler: Jor-El's story is confirmed.]]
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* It's never explicitly spelled out this is the case, but Aazzim is often nicknamed "Aaz" in the issue in which he appears. He may have taken the name as a backhanded "thank you" to the youth for making him see the darkness.
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* It's never explicitly spelled out this is the case, but Aazzim is often nicknamed "Aaz" in the issue in which he appears. He may have taken the name as a backhanded "thank you" to the youth for making him see the darkness.darkness.
! Mr. Oz was Jor-el, but NOT the Jor-el Superman remembers.
* The continuation of this arc [[spoiler: has Superman going back to just before Krypton's destruction. However in gettin there, he is taken by a time eddy of some sort to what appears to be an alternate Krypton where Jor-el and General Zod are allies. What if it was THAT Jor-el that was taken by Dr. Manhattan and became Mr. Oz?]]
! Mr. Oz was Jor-el, but NOT the Jor-el Superman remembers.
* The continuation of this arc [[spoiler: has Superman going back to just before Krypton's destruction. However in gettin there, he is taken by a time eddy of some sort to what appears to be an alternate Krypton where Jor-el and General Zod are allies. What if it was THAT Jor-el that was taken by Dr. Manhattan and became Mr. Oz?]]
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*Jossed
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*** He still died in a car crash in the New 52 too though!
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*** He still died in a car crash in the New 52 too though!though! In fact, the ''only'' New 52 Superman story that's shown to still be canon involves Oz -- "The Men of Tomorrow". Coincidentally, Clark's origin concerning the death of the Kents is also intact. Because it needs to be for Oz to exist.
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* Oz takes a piece of kryptonite from Metallo and is completely fine. It doesn't seem to even slightly affect him. Him being half-human would explain why it wouldn't be ''hugely'' affecting, and only take away his powers (which he may or may not still possess).
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*** He still died in a car crash in the New 52 too though!
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** But we saw Mr. Oz several times ''before'' ''Reborn!''
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** But we saw Mr. Oz several times ''before'' ''Reborn!''''SupermanReborn!''
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** But we saw Mr. Oz several times ''before'' ''Reborn!''
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* It's never explicitly spelled out this is the case, but Aazzim is often nicknamed "Aaz" in the issue in which he appears. he may have taken the name as a backhanded "thank you" to the youth for making him see the light.
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* It's never explicitly spelled out this is the case, but Aazzim is often nicknamed "Aaz" in the issue in which he appears. he He may have taken the name as a backhanded "thank you" to the youth for making him see the light.darkness.
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* A solicitation for the issue immediately following the arcs' conclusion shows [[spoiler: a Superman in despair, struggling to return to normalcy after Jor-El's revelations. The cover depicts Superman holding Mr. Oz's destroyed staff.]]
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* A solicitation for the issue immediately following the arcs' conclusion shows [[spoiler: a Superman in despair, struggling to return to normalcy after Jor-El's revelations. The cover depicts Superman holding Mr. Oz's destroyed staff.]]]]
! Jor-el took the name "Mr. Oz" from the boy who pushed him over the DespairEventHorizon.
* It's never explicitly spelled out this is the case, but Aazzim is often nicknamed "Aaz" in the issue in which he appears. he may have taken the name as a backhanded "thank you" to the youth for making him see the light.
! Jor-el took the name "Mr. Oz" from the boy who pushed him over the DespairEventHorizon.
* It's never explicitly spelled out this is the case, but Aazzim is often nicknamed "Aaz" in the issue in which he appears. he may have taken the name as a backhanded "thank you" to the youth for making him see the light.
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* Oz carries a scythe, which Jor-El has never used. A scythe is a farming tool -- Jonathan has much more reason to be familiar with it.
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* Oz carries a scythe, which Jor-El has never used. A scythe is a farming tool -- Jonathan has much more reason to be familiar with it.it.
! Mr. Oz will bring Superman to the very brink of the DespairEventHorizon, possibly even forcing Superman to break [[ThouShallNotKill his one rule]].
* A solicitation for the issue immediately following the arcs' conclusion shows [[spoiler: a Superman in despair, struggling to return to normalcy after Jor-El's revelations. The cover depicts Superman holding Mr. Oz's destroyed staff.]]
! Mr. Oz will bring Superman to the very brink of the DespairEventHorizon, possibly even forcing Superman to break [[ThouShallNotKill his one rule]].
* A solicitation for the issue immediately following the arcs' conclusion shows [[spoiler: a Superman in despair, struggling to return to normalcy after Jor-El's revelations. The cover depicts Superman holding Mr. Oz's destroyed staff.]]
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! Mr. Oz isn't ''just'' Jor-El -- he's Jor-El ''and'' Pa Kent, fused together.
* Since his first appearance, he has called Superman "Clark", not Kal-El. Jor-El would have no reason to do this -- especially given his disdain for humanity.
* He mentions having "taught" Clark things. Jor-El hasn't ever taught Clark anything -- ''Jonathan'' taught him moral lessons and helped him adjust to his powers.
* Pa Kent died in a car crash post-Reborn, and this would be an ample time for Doctor Manhattan to abduct him and fuse him with Jor-El.
* Oz carries a scythe, which Jor-El has never used. A scythe is a farming tool -- Jonathan has much more reason to be familiar with it.
* Since his first appearance, he has called Superman "Clark", not Kal-El. Jor-El would have no reason to do this -- especially given his disdain for humanity.
* He mentions having "taught" Clark things. Jor-El hasn't ever taught Clark anything -- ''Jonathan'' taught him moral lessons and helped him adjust to his powers.
* Pa Kent died in a car crash post-Reborn, and this would be an ample time for Doctor Manhattan to abduct him and fuse him with Jor-El.
* Oz carries a scythe, which Jor-El has never used. A scythe is a farming tool -- Jonathan has much more reason to be familiar with it.
