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    Superman #214

    Superman » Superman #214 - For Tomorrow, Part Eleven released by DC Comics on April 1, 2005.

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    Superman battles Zod and Zod reveals that he is the one behind the vanishings, stating that he was able to manipulate a machine made by Superman to cause it. As Superman fights him Zod calls out his character and informs him that he is neither Super nor a Man. Superman is able to destroy the device and seemingly take the people that vanished out of the area.

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    Superman #214 - For Tomorrow, Part Eleven by razzatazz on July 27, 2011

    This issue once again introduces an interesting concept to the overall concept of the series - that of duality - but it doesn't quite pull it off as well as has been done elsewhere.  Zod is perplexed as the hell he has become accustomed to became a heaven, and is not happy because of it.  Zod himself refers to himself as both the gravest threat and greatest visionary of Krypton which shows off a bit of duality.  This is also highlighted by the interplay between Clark and the Father, which is a b...

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