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* InspirationForTheWork: Morrison and Quitely both cite a Superman cosplayer they encountered at a convention as their primary inspiration for how to portray the character, noting his laid-back posture and attitude that denoted a man who couldn't be harmed by anything.
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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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** From the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse: Emmanuel Jacomy as Superman/Clark Kent.
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!! Trivia for the [[ComicBook/AllStarSuperman comic]]:
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** From ''WesternAnimation/SupermanBatmanPublicEnemies'': In addition to Superman, Marc Alfos as Lex Luthor.
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* ShrugOfGod: When asked about the book's continuity with ''[[ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder All-Star Batman And Robin]]'', Morrison is vague and indifferent about it. The timeline, with ''Batman'' being near the start of the character's crimefighting career and ''Superman'' being about the end of his life, made it plausible according to them.
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* ShrugOfGod: ShrugOfGod:
** When asked about the book's continuity with ''[[ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder All-Star Batman And Robin]]'', Morrison is vague and indifferent about it. The timeline, with ''Batman'' being near the start of the character's crimefighting career and ''Superman'' being about the end of his life, made it plausible according tothem.them.
** On the subject of the Unknown Superman's existence beyond a disguise Clark used to visit Pa Kent in the past, Morrison simply said they liked to think there ''was'' such a character in some "dark century" but still never outright gave a definite answer.
** When asked about the book's continuity with ''[[ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder All-Star Batman And Robin]]'', Morrison is vague and indifferent about it. The timeline, with ''Batman'' being near the start of the character's crimefighting career and ''Superman'' being about the end of his life, made it plausible according to
** On the subject of the Unknown Superman's existence beyond a disguise Clark used to visit Pa Kent in the past, Morrison simply said they liked to think there ''was'' such a character in some "dark century" but still never outright gave a definite answer.
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* ShrugOfGod: When asked about the book's continuity with ''[[ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder All-Star Batman And Robin]]'', Morrison is vague and indifferent about it. According to them, the continuity ''is'' possible since ''Batman'' takes place during the start of the Dark Knight's career while ''Superman'' was at the near-end of the Man of Steel's life.
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* ShrugOfGod: When asked about the book's continuity with ''[[ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder All-Star Batman And Robin]]'', Morrison is vague and indifferent about it. According to them, the continuity ''is'' possible since The timeline, with ''Batman'' takes place during being near the start of the Dark Knight's character's crimefighting career while and ''Superman'' was at being about the near-end end of the Man of Steel's life.his life, made it plausible according to them.
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* WordOfGod: Morrison confirmed that Jimmy Olsen knows that Clark Kent is Superman, but kept hush hush about it out of respect and acknowledgment that there's likely a very good reason for the SecretIdentity.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Morrison toyed with the idea that Leo Quintum was [[CanonCharacterAllAlong an avatar of Lightray]] of the ComicBook/NewGods before deciding to simply make him a CanonForeigner.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Morrison toyed with the idea that Leo Quintum was [[CanonCharacterAllAlong an avatar of Lightray]] of the ComicBook/NewGods before deciding to simply make him a CanonForeigner.
** There was consideration by Morrison of doing a trio of two-issue spinoffs expanding the world before deciding to leave All-Star as a singular work:
*** ''Superman vs. Satan!'', about a younger pre-flight Superman in his first year in Metropolis, which eventually became the basis of [[ComicBook/ActionComicsNew52 Morrison's Action Comics run]].
*** ''Son of Superman'', about the test-tube child of Lois and Clark hinted at in the book's final pages, and his team-up with Batman's son inspired by the original 1970s Super Sons stories; ideas from this later folded into the chapter ''The Just'' in ComicBook/TheMultiversity.
*** ''Men of Tomorrow'', a "huge, generational Superman Squad cosmic epic".
** Morrison toyed with the idea that Leo Quintum was [[CanonCharacterAllAlong an avatar of Lightray]] of the ComicBook/NewGods before deciding to simply make him a CanonForeigner.
** There was consideration by Morrison of doing a trio of two-issue spinoffs expanding the world before deciding to leave All-Star as a singular work:
*** ''Superman vs. Satan!'', about a younger pre-flight Superman in his first year in Metropolis, which eventually became the basis of [[ComicBook/ActionComicsNew52 Morrison's Action Comics run]].
*** ''Son of Superman'', about the test-tube child of Lois and Clark hinted at in the book's final pages, and his team-up with Batman's son inspired by the original 1970s Super Sons stories; ideas from this later folded into the chapter ''The Just'' in ComicBook/TheMultiversity.
*** ''Men of Tomorrow'', a "huge, generational Superman Squad cosmic epic".
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* ShrugOfGod: When asked about the book's continuity with ''[[ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder All Star Batman And Robin]]'', Morrison is vague and indifferent about it. According to them, the continuity ''is'' possible since ''Batman'' takes place during the start of the Dark Knight's career while ''Superman'' was at the near-end of the Man of Steel's life.
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* ShrugOfGod: When asked about the book's continuity with ''[[ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder All Star All-Star Batman And Robin]]'', Morrison is vague and indifferent about it. According to them, the continuity ''is'' possible since ''Batman'' takes place during the start of the Dark Knight's career while ''Superman'' was at the near-end of the Man of Steel's life.
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Not an example, as the author had to have died during production (hence why the trope is renamed Died During Production).
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Barely. This movie came out the day after writer Dwayne [=McDuffie's=] death.
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** Spain: ''All-Star Superman: Superman Travels to the Sun''
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* CreatorBreakdown: Morrison's father died during the writing of this book, which probably led to the scenes where Clark Kent had to deal with Jonathan Kent's death as well as talk with Jor-El in the afterlife.
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* CreatorBreakdown: Morrison's father died during the writing of this book, which probably led to the scenes where Clark Kent had to deal with Jonathan Kent's death as well as the talk with Jor-El in the afterlife.
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* {{Jossed}}: A ''very'' popular theory is that Leo Quintum is, in fact, Lex Luthor, having undergone a HeelFaceTurn and traveled back in time. Morrison themself, however, jossed that theory.
