The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1373 Yang Le: Break it open yourself.

Above the metropolis, Yang Le and Zur'en stood facing each other about a hundred meters apart, as still as two trees in a forest, forming a stark contrast with the metropolis below.

"You call yourself Zul'en?" Yang Le looked his opponent up and down with a suspicious gaze.

"What? Have you seen any other Zul'ar?"

Zul'an spread his hands, and even though he was panicking inside, he still appeared very calm on the surface. This was the most basic strategy for dealing with the enemy.

Yang Le asked this question because he had indeed seen Zul'en in the comics.

Zul'A also has an origin, and its origin is quite interesting.

This story dates back to the early days of DC Comics, when writers came up with a rather amusing story to boost comic sales.

Simply put, Batman accidentally ends up on another planet in the universe, where there is another Batman who looks almost exactly like him.

The story ends with Batman helping the alien Batman solve many problems and finally returning to Earth.

By the way, the planet Batman was transported to was actually called Zul'an A. Yes, Zul'an A wasn't the name of the alien Batman; his real name was Terrano.

The reason Terrano dresses similarly to Batman is because he is actually a big fan of Batman and has observed Batman's actions more than once using a telescope.

Inspired by Batman's actions, Terrano eventually emulated Batman and became Batman on Zul'an Azur.

Incidentally, this story also features a Batman with superhuman abilities. Due to the unique nature of Zul'Aar, Earthlings here become like Kryptonians, capable of flying, disappearing into the ground, and being invulnerable to weapons.

This story didn't actually make much of a splash in Batman's long comic book career, and it would have been buried in the river of time like many stories from the last century.

Until legendary screenwriter Grant Morris discovered him and gave Batman the name Zul'a, which was originally from an alien planet, as his second personality, creating a mind-bending and plot-twisting story that will give you goosebumps after reading it.

However, these are all digressions. In short, although Zul'Aa is irritable, his underlying logic is the same as Batman's: he has a principle of not killing.

In the original comics, Zul'A also betrayed Batman, but he always adhered to the principle of not killing, and it was precisely this principle that allowed Batman to defeat him.

Of course, this is not the most compelling evidence that Yang Le has to question the so-called "Zur'en'a" in front of him.

In fact, Zul'Ah exhibited even more eccentric traits than Batman in the original comics; to the average person, he always seemed to be talking to himself.

This is actually Zul'an'a having a conversation with a bat mite, a creature from the fifth dimension, who is just like a troublemaker.

The bat mite looks like a dwarf dressed in Batman's suit, and in reality, he's quite a big fan of Batman.

Yang Le initially became a frozen being, which is the Nagiriyan from the 26th dimension. He heard about Zul'an from Dick and wanted to see if he could see the bat mites of the fifth dimension using the perspective of a 26th-dimensional being.

After all, this is the most compelling evidence to prove whether the person in front of him is Zul'en'a, and Yang Le indeed did not see any other dimensional beings.

Yang Le had no doubt about his eyes, because under the eyes of a higher-dimensional being, a lower-dimensional being had nowhere to hide.

In the comics, there was once a tenth-dimensional being who indiscriminately slaughtered the fifth-dimensional Mischief Makers and others. Yang Le doesn't need to elaborate on Mischief Makers' power, right? The Joker, who once stole his power, turned the DC Universe upside down.

So even if the bat mite tried to hide, it couldn't escape the gaze of Yang Le, who had become frozen in place.

Therefore, Yang Le could conclude that the person in front of him was definitely not the real Zul'en, or perhaps not entirely.

"What exactly are you?" Yang Le couldn't help but frown. "Never mind, once I've dealt with you, you'll have plenty of time to analyze."

“I may not have told you this before, but I’m telling you now.”

As Yang Le spoke, he crossed his arms. After the Omnitrix was activated, he did not transform immediately. Instead, it activated the gloves on his hands, and then a blinding white light shone.

After the white light dissipated, a muscular man wearing a black and white bodysuit with some armor covering his vital parts appeared in front of Zul'an.

"In the metropolis, you can only be considered a loli."

Yang Le slammed his right fist into his left palm with a loud bang. His already exaggerated muscles bulged even more, and the burst of muscle power created a hurricane that spread in all directions.

Zul'an didn't know what Yang Le had transformed into, but he knew that if the other party chose to use this form to deal with him, it meant that he had absolute confidence.

Already somewhat afraid of Yang Le, he chose to run away immediately.

Zur'a opened the popping channel and disappeared from the spot in a flash. Yang Le also knew that the former had actually used the pirated master box he had invented.

Since Zur'a is using his own invention, Yang Le has a way to track his location.

After glancing at the location on the Omnitrix, Yang Le struck a standard Superman flying pose and disappeared from the spot in the next second.

In order to play on that meme, Yang Le specifically chose to fuse and evolve a Kryptonian and an Aesir god. The fusion of two of the most representative superhumans in the comics resulted in a qualitative leap in strength.

At this moment, Zur'a had already fled from the United States to Antarctica. Before he could even catch his breath and figure out how to deal with Yang Le, he heard a playful voice.

"Where are you going?"

Zur'a stiffened and turned around, only to find Yang Le floating in the air in a side-lying position, one hand supporting his head, the other on his waist, and his legs crossed, looking as carefree as a tourist sunbathing on the beach.

"Are you asking me to tear you apart? Or are you going to save me the trouble by breaking you apart yourself?"

Without saying a word, Zur'en A'er unleashed dozens of energy rays at Yang Le. After releasing the rays, he didn't hesitate for a moment and once again chose to turn around and run away.

The scorching rays were aimed at the fatal weaknesses of normal organisms, but they posed no threat to Yang Le at this moment.

Since the numbers are already out there, why should I care about anything else? Of course, I'll just turn Antarctica into a national highway and run it over.

(End of this chapter)