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* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: [[spoiler: happens to Jon in ''House of El.'' He left Earth a 10-year-old and returns only weeks later, age 17.]]
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* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: [[spoiler: happens Happens to Jon in ''House of El.'' He left Earth as a 10-year-old and returns only weeks later, age now aged 17.]]
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* PhantomZone: The "Unity Saga", the premiering story arc in the ''Superman'' flagship book, features the entire Earth being trapped in the TropeNamer. Continuous exposure to the Zone causes people all over the world to feel sick and superhumans to lose their powers.
* PsychicDreamsForEveryone: General Zod gets involved in the Unity Saga by drinking from the spirits of Jekuul, the planet he previously conquered, and having a vision of Rogol Zaar. Because of Rogol's involvement in Krypton's destruction, [[spoiler:Zod willingly goes back into the Phantom Zone to attain revenge.]]
* PsychicDreamsForEveryone: General Zod gets involved in the Unity Saga by drinking from the spirits of Jekuul, the planet he previously conquered, and having a vision of Rogol Zaar. Because of Rogol's involvement in Krypton's destruction, [[spoiler:Zod willingly goes back into the Phantom Zone to attain revenge.]]
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* PhantomZone: The "Unity Saga", ''Phantom Earth'', the premiering story arc in the ''Superman'' flagship book, features the entire Earth being trapped in the TropeNamer. Continuous exposure to the Zone causes people all over the world to feel sick and superhumans to lose their powers.
* PsychicDreamsForEveryone: General Zod gets involved inthe Unity Saga ''Phantom Earth'' by drinking from the spirits of Jekuul, the planet he previously conquered, and having a vision of Rogol Zaar. Because of Rogol's involvement in Krypton's destruction, [[spoiler:Zod willingly goes back into the Phantom Zone to attain revenge.]]
* PsychicDreamsForEveryone: General Zod gets involved in
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* BrokenPedestal: [[spoiler:Whatever happened in space finally turned Jon against Jor-El as he immediately came back home and told his parents that he was insane.]]
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* IJustWantToBeNormal: [[spoiler:''Superman'' #7 reveals that Lois' quick return to Earth (and most likely her wanting distance from Clark for the time being) was the overwhelming feeling of being confronted by aliens who revere the S-Shield like royalty along with the fact that she was a human travelling with a full-blooded and half-blooded Kryptonian.]]
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*** [[spoiler: Jon Kent returns in the pages of ''Superman'', slightly older, Clark having missed out on a formative year in his life]]
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*** [[spoiler: Jon Kent returns in the pages of ''Superman'', slightly older, Clark having missed out on a [[NarniaTime seven formative year years]] in his life]]life]].
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:As it turns out, Jon's desire to be with Jor-El and hope he can get his help in solving his problems was a bad idea as he comes back seven years older and the realization that grandpa is insane.]]
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** [[spoiler:Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of ''Action Comics'', but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. She is seen at the end of ''Action Comics'' #1001 writing an expose on her marriage to Superman, and is confronted by Clark at the end of ''Action Comics''#1002. In ''Action Comic''#1004, the pair discuss the state of their relationship. Lois assures him they're not breaking up, but that she feels at this stage neither Clark or Jon need her and she needs some space to write her book]]
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** [[spoiler:Lois returns to Metropolis Earth in the pages of ''Action Comics'', but without Jon. She takes up residence in a hotel in Chicago, and does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him.back. She is seen at the end of ''Action Comics'' #1001 writing an expose on her marriage to Superman, and is confronted by Clark at the end of ''Action Comics''#1002. In ''Action Comic''#1004, the pair discuss the state of their relationship. Lois assures him they're not breaking up, but that she feels at this stage neither Clark or Jon need her and she needs some space to write her book]]book]]
*** [[spoiler: Jon Kent returns in the pages of ''Superman'', slightly older, Clark having missed out on a formative year in his life]]
*** [[spoiler: Jon Kent returns in the pages of ''Superman'', slightly older, Clark having missed out on a formative year in his life]]
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** [[spoiler:Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of ''Action Comics'', but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. She is seen at the end of ''Action Comics'' #1001 writing an expose on her marriage to Superman, and is confronted by Clark at the end of ''Action Comics''#1002. In ''Action Comic''#1004, the pair discuss the state of their relationship. Lois assures him they're not breaking up, but that she feels at this stage neither Clark or Jon need her and she needs some space to write herbook]]book]]
** ComicBook/TheQuestion returns in ''Action Comics'' #1005.
** [[spoiler:Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of ''Action Comics'', but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. She is seen at the end of ''Action Comics'' #1001 writing an expose on her marriage to Superman, and is confronted by Clark at the end of ''Action Comics''#1002. In ''Action Comic''#1004, the pair discuss the state of their relationship. Lois assures him they're not breaking up, but that she feels at this stage neither Clark or Jon need her and she needs some space to write her
** ComicBook/TheQuestion returns in ''Action Comics'' #1005.
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* TheReveal: The Red Cloud is [[spoiler:Robinson Goode, Clark's fellow reporter at the ''Daily Planet''.]]
* TheReveal: The Red Cloud is [[spoiler:Robinson Goode, Clark's fellow reporter at the ''Daily Planet''.]]
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of ''Action Comics'', but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. She is seen at the end of ''Action Comics'' #1001 writing an expose on her marriage to Superman, and is confronted by Clark at the end of ''Action Comics''#1002. In ''Action Comic''#1004, the pair discuss the state of their relationship. Lois assures him they're not breaking up, but that she feels at this stage neither Clark or Jon needs need her and she needs some space to write her book]]
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of ''Action Comics'', but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. She is seen at the end of ''Action Comics'' #1001 writing an expose on her marriage to Superman, and is confronted by Clark at the end of ''Action Comics''#1002.]] In ''Action Comic''#1004, the pair discuss the state of their relationship. Lois assures him they're not breaking up, but that she feels at this stage neither Clark or Jon needs her and she needs some space to write her book]]
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* BigNo: [[spoiler: When Superman realizes that he and the Earth have been sent to Phantom Zone.]]
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of ''Action Comics'', but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. She is seen at the end of ''Action Comics'' #1001 writing an expose on her marriage to Superman, and is confronted by Clark at the end of ''Action Comics''#1002. She will be up to something with Lex Luthor in ''Action Comics'' #1003. Clark and Lois will talk about these things in ''Action Comics'' #1004, where their relationship is "redefined."]]
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Rogol Zaar forcibly assembles an army of Phantom Zone criminals to invade Earth.
* BigNo:[[spoiler: When Superman realizes that he and the Earth have been sent to Phantom Zone.]]
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* BatmanGambit: The mysterious crime ring that has been starting fires across Metropolis expected Superman would start investigating their activities, so they blame Superman for the fires and correctly assume that Superman cannot help the police in''Action Comics'' #1003. their investigation because he could possibly have a vested interest in protecting himself. Fortunately, Clark and Lois will talk about these things in ''Action Comics'' #1004, where their relationship is "redefined."]]uses his journalistic skills to work against them.
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of ''Action Comics'', but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. She is seen at the end of ''Action Comics'' #1001 writing an expose on her marriage to Superman, and is confronted by Clark at the end of ''Action Comics''#1002.
* BatmanGambit: The mysterious crime ring that has been starting fires across Metropolis expected Superman would start investigating their activities, so they blame Superman for the fires and correctly assume that Superman cannot help the police in
* EnemyMine: As much as he hates Kryptonians, Rogol is forced to work with Jax-Ur to kill Superman and destroy Earth.
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* FromBadToWorse: [[spoiler:The situation within the Phantom Zone gets worse in issue 2 as Rogol learns of Superman and Earth's arrival while the heroes of Earth are starting to get ravaged by the effects of the Zone... and Superman's losing his powers.]]
* HesBack: Rogol Zaar makes his almost immediate return in issue #2.
* HesBack: Rogol Zaar makes his almost immediate return in issue #2.
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* FromBadToWorse: [[spoiler:The The situation within the Phantom Zone gets worse in issue 2 ''Superman'' #2 as Rogol learns of Superman and Earth's arrival while the heroes of Earth are starting to get ravaged by the effects of the Zone... and Superman's losing his powers.]]
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* ShamingTheMob: Superman stops a mob from looting Metropolis just by [[SwiperNoSwiping sternly telling them to stop causing trouble]]. Dejected, the mob disperses and Jimmy takes pictures of what happened.
* ShamingTheMob: Superman stops a mob from looting Metropolis just by [[SwiperNoSwiping sternly telling them to stop causing trouble]]. Dejected, the mob disperses and Jimmy takes pictures of what happened.
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* SuperSmoke: The Red Cloud, a new villainess working for the unseen crime ring in Metropolis, can turn herself into... well, a red cloud and suffocate people to death.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The entire Earth was swallowed up by the Phantom Zone because some S.T.A.R. Labs scientists were researching for possible ways to safely map the Zone.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The entire Earth was swallowed up by the Phantom Zone because some S.T.A.R. Labs scientists were researching for possible ways to safely map the Zone.
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of ''Action Comics'', but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. She is seen at the end of ''Action Comics'' #1001 writing an expose on her marriage to Superman, and is confronted by Clark at the end of ''Action Comics''#1002. She will be up to something with Lex Luthor in ''Action Comics'' #1003. Clark confronts her and Lois will talk about all of this these things in ''Action Comics'' #1004, where their relationship is "redefined."]]
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* CanonImmigrant: [[Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace The Nuclear Man]] makes his first official appearance in ''Superman'' #2 [[TakeThat and is promptly killed by Rogol Zaar]].
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* VillainsActHeroesReact: Both the ''Man of Steel'' miniseries and ''Superman'' #1 explore this notion. Jor-El had confronted Clark with the possibility that he is limiting himself to what he could do to help the people of Earth and ComicBook/MartianManhunter suggests that Superman could take his service to humanity to the next level by becoming some sort of leader to the global community.
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* VillainsActHeroesReact: Both the ''Man of Steel'' miniseries and ''Superman'' #1 explore this notion. Jor-El had confronted Clark with the possibility that he is limiting himself to what he could do to help the people of Earth and ComicBook/MartianManhunter suggests that Superman could take his service to humanity to the next level by becoming some sort of leader to the globalcommunity.community.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Nuclear Man shows up and is killed off within two pages.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Bendis announced his intention to reunite the Kents in an upcoming event. Not to mention, together again in ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock'', [[TimeSkip which is set a year into the future]].
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* ForegoneConclusion: Bendis announced his intention to reunite the Kents in an upcoming event. There's also the fact that they're back Not to mention, together again in ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock'', [[TimeSkip which is set a year into the future]].
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of Action Comics, but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. Clark confronts her about it in AC#1004, where their relationship is "redefined"]]
* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of Action Comics, but without Jon. She does not notify Clark that she is back nor comes back home to him. Clark confronts her about it in AC#1004, where their relationship is "redefined"]]
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*Thebuscameback: [[spoiler: Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of Action Comics, but does not notify Clark. She associates with the likes of Lex Luthor before Clark confronts her about it in AC#1004, where their relationship is "redefined"]]
*Thebuscameback: [[spoiler: Lois returns to Metropolis in the pages of Action Comics, but does not notify Clark. She associates with the likes of Lex Luthor before Clark confronts her about it in AC#1004, where their relationship is "redefined"]]
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For seventeen years, Creator/BrianMichaelBendis was a driving force behind Creator/MarvelComics: creating (accidentally) the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Universe, reinventing ComicBook/TheAvengers by [[ComicBook/AvengersDisassembled disassembling them]] and reassembling them as the ComicBook/NewAvengers and created highly popular characters such as ComicBook/JessicaJones and ComicBook/MilesMorales. Now, he has left the "House of Ideas" and is putting down his stakes in Creator/DCComics and its ''wunderkund'', Franchise/{{Superman}}.
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* DownerBeginning: ''Superman'' #1 begins with Superman desperately searching for his family in space. He's naturally depressed by their absence.
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For seventeen years, Creator/BrianMichaelBendis was a driving force behind Creator/MarvelComics: creating (accidentally) the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Universe, reinventing ComicBook/TheAvengers by [[ComicBook/AvengersDisassembled disassembling them]] and reassembling them as the ComicBook/NewAvengers and created highly popular characters such as ComicBook/JessicaJones and ComicBook/MilesMorales. Now, he has left the "House of Ideas" and is putting down his stakes in Creator/DCComics and its ''wunderkund'', Superman.
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For seventeen years, Creator/BrianMichaelBendis was a driving force behind Creator/MarvelComics: creating (accidentally) the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Universe, reinventing ComicBook/TheAvengers by [[ComicBook/AvengersDisassembled disassembling them]] and reassembling them as the ComicBook/NewAvengers and created highly popular characters such as ComicBook/JessicaJones and ComicBook/MilesMorales. Now, he has left the "House of Ideas" and is putting down his stakes in Creator/DCComics and its ''wunderkund'', Superman.
Franchise/{{Superman}}.
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Bendis' ''Superman'' era also establish new situations for ComicBook/Supergirl and [[ComicBook/{{Superboy}} Jonathan Kent]] that will be explored in those characters' respective comic books.
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For seventeen years, Creator/BrianMichaelBendis was a driving force behind Creator/MarvelComics: creating (accidentally) the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Universe, reinventing ComicBook/TheAvengers by [[ComicBook/AvengersDisassembled disassembling them]] and reassembling them as the ComicBook/NewAvengers and created highly popular characters such as ComicBook/JessicaJones and ComicBook/MilesMorales. Now, he has left the "House of Ideas" and is putting down his stakes in Creator/DCComics and its ''wunderkund'', Superman.
This new era officially began with ''ComicBook/ManOfSteel2018'', a "pilot episode" that pits Superman against the new villain Rogol Zaar. With ''Man of Steel'' over, the story continues in the relaunched ''Superman'' and ''Action Comics'' and sees Superman explore his place in the world and is forced to confront the possibility that he might not be doing enough to help humanity.
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!!Brian Michael Bendis' ''Superman'' provides examples of following tropes:
* ArcWelding: Bendis has confirmed ''Superman'' and ''Action Comics'' will feature interconnnected storylines.
* HomeBase: The Fortress of Solitude, as usual. With the old one being destroyed by Rogol in ''Man of Steel'', Superman constructs a new one in the Bermuda Triangle.
* KeepTheHomeFiresBurning: RareMaleExample with Clark, [[spoiler:who struggles between his faith for Lois and Jon as they travel with Jor-El and his fear that something could happen to them.]]
* VillainsActHeroesReact: Both the ''Man of Steel'' miniseries and ''Superman'' #1 explore this notion. Jor-El had confronted Clark with the possibility that he is limiting himself to what he could do to help the people of Earth and ComicBook/MartianManhunter suggests that Superman could take his service to humanity to the next level by becoming some sort of leader to the global community.
This new era officially began with ''ComicBook/ManOfSteel2018'', a "pilot episode" that pits Superman against the new villain Rogol Zaar. With ''Man of Steel'' over, the story continues in the relaunched ''Superman'' and ''Action Comics'' and sees Superman explore his place in the world and is forced to confront the possibility that he might not be doing enough to help humanity.
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!!Brian Michael Bendis' ''Superman'' provides examples of following tropes:
* ArcWelding: Bendis has confirmed ''Superman'' and ''Action Comics'' will feature interconnnected storylines.
* HomeBase: The Fortress of Solitude, as usual. With the old one being destroyed by Rogol in ''Man of Steel'', Superman constructs a new one in the Bermuda Triangle.
* KeepTheHomeFiresBurning: RareMaleExample with Clark, [[spoiler:who struggles between his faith for Lois and Jon as they travel with Jor-El and his fear that something could happen to them.]]
* VillainsActHeroesReact: Both the ''Man of Steel'' miniseries and ''Superman'' #1 explore this notion. Jor-El had confronted Clark with the possibility that he is limiting himself to what he could do to help the people of Earth and ComicBook/MartianManhunter suggests that Superman could take his service to humanity to the next level by becoming some sort of leader to the global community.
