Forever Evil #7 - what will happen to Ultraman?

I've made another thread about Forever Evil a few months ago, yet I think it's too vague. I want to narrow this down to Ultraman; the next issue of Forever Evil is released in exactly a week, what are your predictions on what will happen to him?

I was wondering this also. I don't think he'll die. I'm worried about the issue though, but excited. He seemed to have beaten BA in the rematch, too. We still need to cover:

• What dimensional being is trying to get through?
• Who is the father of Superwoman's child?
• Will the Justice League be freed?
• Defeating the Syndicate
• Defeating Mazahs
• Who is going to fight who?

I personally wanna see a good ol dust up between Ultraman and Supes

@colanicole: Nothing really indicated he beat Adam in the rematch. But:

Defeating Mazahs

Honestly I don't think this seems likely. I think it's the opposite, with every indication of Mazahs' power (powerful enough to be 'thrown' at the being who destroyed Earth 3 and tear apart the Crime Syndicate), it seems he is much more powerful than Ultraman (Ultraman fears him) and could possibly kill him.

He will probably lose via plot.

I am goign to have to re read this. One min there was trinity war? then next thing i know the justice league is "dead" and I have no idea how that happened

@frozen: In Justice League 29 I think (cyborg vs Grid) when Ultraman is talking to grid via monitor, which is after the black lightning, Black Adam can also be seen on the monitors, unconscious.

@colanicole: Do you mean dark lighting? I'll check it out but it doesn't make sense, Adam is seen engaging him here and he bloodies Ultraman's face:

@colanicole: Mazahs is going to take them all on.

@frozen: That's in FE, but the same lightning strike is seen in JL as it happens at the same time. In the Justice League issue where Cyborg and the Metal Men fight Grid, there is a few monitor screens showing a knocked out Black Adam, set after FE6. If you get me

@colanicole: You're right, I saw it, but:

Seems to be the case. Mazahs is alluded to being a team buster, I don't think Ultraman himself can stop him, that's why Ultraman seemingly fears him.

He'll be more dead than disco.

Why?

@frozen: Sea King is dead, Power Ring is dead, Johnny Quick is dead. I am pretty sure the rest will go the same way, with the possible exceptions of Superwoman (because she's pregnant) and Owlman (because he's smart).

@outside_85: Power Ring died the most pathetic death I've ever seen...I think Mazahs is just a plot device, and Ultraman's fate will be interesting

@frozen: If not Mazahs, Ultraman will end up getting eaten by whatever falls out of the rift.

@outside_85: I'm guessing it's Darkseid.

Whoever is creating the red lightning across the sky will kill or send him away. Hoping for Darkseid.

@frozen: so many possibilities eh? I like Ultraman and hope he gets a good end regardless of whether he's alive or not.

@frozen: Honestly, I hope it's anyone but Darkseid, DC has plenty of other candidates.

@outside_85: DC are making Darkseid the new Anti-Monitor...or maybe not that powerful, but he's clearly been amped.

Superwoman is going to send him to rehab because his kryptonite problem.

@frozen: Hmm, so far Darkseid has only been shown to blow up planets once he is done with them (and I suspect it's with tech rather than Omega Force). Thats lacking when compared to what Trigon has done on page.

@outside_85: Not quite true, in his origin issue, he blew up his planet shortly after he obtained his powers, because he felt angry:

@frozen: Him and Highfather did that, and wasnt the world already falling apart? Still, you have to agree that blowing up a planet isn't really the same as laying waste to a universe.

@outside_85: It's not better than laying waste to a universe, but Darkseid did that, Highfather didn't do that at all. The world was only visibly 'falling apart' after Darkseid got his power, before there was a statement but literally nothing indicated it until Darkseid absorbed the power of the gods.

@frozen: which I might add could also be down to the absence of the gods rather than Darkseid's power. Might I ask, was Darkseid suicidal or nihilistic in the one shot? I just wonder why he'd blow up the planet hes standing on?

@outside_85: Darkseid IIRC killed one of the gods, and while there was a statement that the planet was 'blowing up' --- literally no indication or anything was given until Darkseid gained full empowerment (well, I might add Highfather absorbed the power of one of the gods so Darkseid doesn't quite have full power). In the one-shot, Darkseid is basically a farmer who hates the gods, he is essentially just very angry until he gets greedy with power. So I wouldn't say suicidal or nihilistic, he calms down once he blows up the planet, the power was corrupting him and he couldn't handle it.

Well, just read FE 7. Interesting ending. It is the Anti Monitor, and he seems to have a hatred for Darkseid, who is now on Anti Monitor level of power. Except AM now can absorb powers from universes he destroys, making him stronger.

Ultraman went out like a bitch.