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A year or so after Doomsday kills Superman, Superman starts to have nightmares about his greatest foe, realizing he needs to track him down and eliminate him forever. This is an odd position for Earths Greatest Hero to take, since he usually is not one for vengeance. The story, like many of Jurgenss event books, is very thin. It is too fast-paced, features too many villains, and has Waverider fulfilling the role of the deus ex machina (almost identical to what Jurgens did with Zero Hour, strangely enough) yet without the clever pacing and suspense of a classical Greek tragedy. The return of the Cyborg Superman is too much for this brief three-part story, especially since so much time is given in part two to the origin of Doomsday. Dont mistake me, this is arguably the best part of the story - not in its content, just in the way Doomsday was created, time and again, through thousands of adaptations. Its an embarrassing sort of tribute to Neo-Darwinism, and may very well be genetically inaccurate, but the notion Doomsday remembers all the times Bertron killed him only to re-make him (and endure so much pain and death) is literarily intriguing. Supermans (and Doomsdays, really) anger is slightly misplaced, though, since the story indicates Bertron is from another place (i.e., not Krypton), so even though Doomsday is created on Krypton, their antagonism should not be with Krypton - unless Krypton funded the project, but how would Doomsday know that? Once Doomsday kills Bertron, why is he still angry - what is his motivation? If its to eliminate all Kryptonians, why not stay on Krypton? Unless the planet on which he is created is not Krypton and Bertron is from Krypton after all ... as I said, Jurgens doesnt really create cohesive, sensible stories. The ending is awfully pat, with Darkseid doing most of the heavy lifting (and Waverider tidying up the finish). Superman doesnt do much at all, really, other than visit a poorly-drawn (both with the pencils and her feckless character in this series) Lois Lane. As I said, its a hastily-done story with too many plotlines (and too much levity about the death and destruction of so many people) and too many characters, but the creation of Doomsday (as horrible as it is) and his lingering effects on Superman make it worth reading once or twice.
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