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* CompleteMonster: [[RoboticPsychopath Solaris the Tyrant Sun]] is a gigantic computer that wanders the cosmos, consuming stars for fuel and leaving the inhabited planets to die. Contacted by ComicBook/LexLuthor to assist him in his master plan to defeat a dying Superman, Solatis turns the Sun red in an attempt to depower the Man of Steel. Supes counteracts this and leads an army of sapient robots to battle Solaris, but he destroys the army in one blast before announcing his plan to [[TheStarscream betray Luthor]], consume the Sun and force the Earthlings to [[AGodAmI worship him as a deity]] or freeze to death in eternal darkness. Superman then tries to feed the Tyrant Sun to a Sun-Eater, but Solaris destroys it. Before Superman destroys the mad machine, Solaris turns the Sun blue [[TakingYouWithMe to spite Superman by destroying his people]].

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* CompleteMonster: [[RoboticPsychopath Solaris Solaris]] the [[SinisterSentientSun Tyrant Sun]] is a gigantic computer that wanders the cosmos, consuming stars for fuel and leaving the inhabited planets to die. Contacted by ComicBook/LexLuthor to assist him in his master plan to defeat a dying Superman, Solatis turns the Sun red in an attempt to depower the Man of Steel. Supes counteracts this and leads an army of sapient robots to battle Solaris, but he destroys the army in one blast before announcing his plan to [[TheStarscream betray Luthor]], consume the Sun and force the Earthlings to [[AGodAmI worship him as a deity]] or freeze to death in eternal darkness. Superman then tries to feed the Tyrant Sun to a Sun-Eater, but Solaris destroys it. Before Superman destroys the mad machine, Solaris turns the Sun blue [[TakingYouWithMe to spite Superman by destroying his people]].

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Misuse. Signature Scene is not for any important scene, it's for moments that are so cemented in pop culture that even someone who has never seen the work is likely aware of the scene's existence. As written, these examples lack context and seem more like misplaced Moment Of Awesome entries.





** Superman saving the suicidal teen, a powerful moment often regarded as one of the greatest Superman (if not ''superhero'') moments of all time.

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** Superman saving the suicidal teen, a powerful moment often regarded as one of the greatest Superman (if not ''superhero'') moments of all time. The page where this happens is frequently shared in online forums and received a MythologyGag in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueDarkApokolipsWar''.



** The scene where Superman [[spoiler:cures cancer]] is up there, since it's an homage to one of the most notoriously silly Superman stories.



** Lex Luthor gaining Superman's powers to kill him with, only to finally see the world the way Superman sees it, [[HeelRealization realizing how profoundly wrong he's been about Superman's supposed "fake" or "hypocritical" goodness]] and [[HeelRealization how utterly petty and cruel he's always been]], [[TearsOfRemorse causing him to break down in tears]]. Superman finally defeats his worst enemy by overwhelming him with the knowledge that Supes [[TheParagon truly is the real deal, the greatest and most noble hero of them all]].


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* SacredCow: Hoooooo boy, don't criticize either the comic or the movie in a public forum. This is wildly considered not only as one of the greatest (if not '''the''' greatest) Superman stories of all time, but one of the greatest '''comic stories''' of all time, and the movie is considered one of the greatest adaptations.

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* SacredCow: Hoooooo boy, don't Don't criticize either the comic or the movie in a public forum. This is wildly considered not only as one of the greatest (if not '''the''' greatest) Superman stories of all time, but one of the greatest '''comic stories''' of all time, and the movie is considered one of the greatest adaptations.

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* SacredCow: Hoooooo boy, don't criticize either the comic or the movie in a public forum. This is wildly considered not only as one of the greatest (if not '''the''' greatest) Superman stories of all time, but one of the greatest '''comic stories''' of all time, and the movie is considered one of the greatest adaptations.



* SacredCow: Hoooooo boy, don't criticize either the comic or the movie in a public forum. This is wildly considered not only as one of the greatest (if not '''the''' greatest) Superman stories of all time, but one of the greatest '''comic stories''' of all time, and the movie is considered one of the greatest adaptations.
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* SacredCow: Hoooooo boy, don't criticize either the comic or the movie in a public forum. This is wildly considered not only as one of the greatest (if not '''the''' greatest) Superman stories of all time, but one of the greatest '''comic stories''' of all time, and the movie is considered one of the greatest adaptations.


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** Lex Luthor gaining Superman's powers to kill him with, only to finally see the world the way Superman sees it, [[HeelRealization realizing how profoundly wrong he's been about Superman's supposed "fake" or "hypocritical" goodness]] and [[HeelRealization how utterly petty and cruel he's always been]], [[TearsOfRemorse causing him to break down in tears]]. Superman finally defeats his worst enemy by overwhelming him with the knowledge that Supes [[TheParagon truly is the real deal, the greatest and most noble hero of them all]].
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* IKnewIt: A fan at a convention Q&A session asked Grant Morrison if Jimmy Olsen was a SecretSecretKeeper who had worked out that Superman and Clark Kent were the same person and Morrison confirmed it.

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