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Superman: Up in the Sky, Part 10 – The Offer
Superman is told of getting up peacefully one morning, without a worry in the world and dressing up in his superhero disguise calmly and slowly while hearing Lois talk about her latest story. After he goes out, he stops at the court to testify against Lex Luthor and when asked if Metropolis could recover from his action, he states yes as he could never destroy what this city really stood for. As he later looks for any trouble, he doesn't spot any and decides to go to work after getting bored.
As he writes an article about corruption in the federal government, he hears Lois and Perry arguing before going back to his work. As he tries to refine the first paragraph, he tries to remember what his father would say about it. As he does, he is told he has enough time to write up a good article. He later has lunch together with Batman and Wonder Woman, where he reminisces about the days gone by, makes jokes, asks them about their families and kids, why he still dresses up as a hero and they promise to see each other again.
In the afternoon he plays with children and in the night asks Lois to accompany him to the moon to watch the Earth rise. Back home, he learns of a cat stuck in a tree but tries to find if there's a more important emergency that needs to be dealt with first. Finding nothing, he rescues the cat and goes back home to rest. The person then states that he has failed in stopping him no matter what he threw his way, but with his resources he can give him the peaceful life he just told him about. Superman declines and states he prefers Alice going back home.
Creative credits
Writers: Tom King, Jeph Loeb, Geoff Johns, Jeff Lemire
Interior art: Andy Kubert, Michael Turner, Ivan Reis, Viktor Bogdanovic
Color: Brad Anderson, Peter Steigerwald, Moose Baumann, Michael Spicer
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COMICBASE: comicbase:1056457
GCD: 1997889