Superman from the comics: Starting with the Black Robe

Chapter 495 Frog Picture: DC is too deep, I want to go back to Marvel.

Hulk, who couldn't fly to begin with, was suddenly thrown into the air and entered a completely unfamiliar territory.

Joey, with his agility and ability to fly, kept punching the clumsy Hulk in the air, causing him to climb higher and higher until he was knocked out of the atmosphere.

Despite his enormous size, Hulk was busy enough just figuring out directions as he spun around in the air, and his tiny arms couldn't possibly reach Joey, who was as nimble as a mosquito.

After Joey's round ended, a series of punches followed, and soon the battle shifted from New York on Earth to the vacuum of space.

Joey had no intention of continuing to entangle with the Hulk. After another punch, he sent the Hulk, who was spinning like a top in space, crashing onto the moon: "Calm down! But don't be too hasty! Dr. Banner might not like the lunar environment!"

"Roar!" Hulk, who had been punched several times in a row and was dizzy, was now completely furious. When had he ever suffered such a loss?

So Hulk leaped and pounced on Joey, who was preparing to leave high in the air, but was once again swiftly dodged by the opponent. Hulk also took an elbow to the back and fell face-first onto the far side of the moon.

Having suffered repeated defeats, Hulk was now enraged, grabbing anything he could reach and hurling it into the air: "Hulk, I'm going to flatten you!"

This part of the moon was rather barren, with flat, muddy land stretching as far as the eye could see. When Hulk hurled the pebble, he threw out a few threatening stones, but mostly he kicked up a cloud of dust, covering his face with moon dust: "Ptooey! Ptooey ptooey!"

"What?" Joey laughed at the performance, which resembled a silent film. "I can't hear what you're saying!"

Joey's voice could amplify to Hulk's ears using his bio-field, but Hulk didn't have that ability. Now, with a mouthful of moon dust, no matter how much Hulk roared, it would only be a silent performance if Joey didn't want to listen: "Use your brain, big guy! You can use Bruce Banner's brain too! This is a vacuum, you're not Chaplin!"

Now Hulk was even more enraged, and his speech suddenly became much more sophisticated: "Hulk is going to kill you, you bad guy who can only fly but dares not fight!"

"I've already said it—I can't hear you."

After uttering a drawn-out "I can't hear you," Joey left the already furious Hulk behind.

As for whether Hulk was alright, Joey figured that apart from being furious, nothing else would happen to him.

Although Hulk can't fly or breathe in a vacuum, Joey had already seen through it beforehand, which just goes to show that every monster has some special ability.

Given Hulk's monstrous physical attributes, coupled with the special glands in his chest cavity that can release oxygen, he wouldn't suffocate even if he didn't breathe for a while.

After leaving the Hulk, who was suffering in silence, on the moon to let him process things for a while, Joey rushed back to New York without saying a word.

There was no other reason than that he had seen Starfire moving towards the machine that the Kryptonians had thrown out.

This is very wrong!

Although he still doesn't know what kind of mentality Jor-El was that led him to deploy this thing on both Earths, it is definitely the last thing that either Earth should touch right now.

Trust is hard-won, and any slightly out-of-line action could completely destroy this hard-won cooperation.

The relationship between the two Earths is like that of two people with guns pointed at each other; if either of them pulls the trigger, it will lead to a serious miscalculation.

Even someone like Captain America might turn against them at that point.

Joey was sprinting forward, ready to land in front of the mischievous Spark in half a second, when unexpectedly a bald head suddenly appeared in his eyes.

thump~

While walking, Joey swung his arm, elbowing the Observer Frog that floated out like a ghost to the side: "Sorry, I'm in a hurry. I'll definitely compensate you for the house next time!"

"The Frog Picture Observer": If you're going to observe, then observe properly. Why do you keep trying to steal the spotlight?

As for why the other party contacted him, Joey could figure it out without even thinking: it was probably because he had helped Frogtu renovate his cramped apartment on the moon.

He and Hulk made quite a commotion on the moon just now. Hulk's leap and slap alone practically destroyed one percent of the lunar surface.

Not to mention that Hulk, who was now completely enraged, had started manually polishing the lunar surface. As long as the unfortunate Frogtu's home was still on the moon, the chances of it being smashed were at least 50%.

"!"

The five-dimensional observer, Frog, wanted to say something, but as Superman gradually disappeared into the distance, he didn't know what to say.

Should he say that these accidents have happened so many times, but Superman has never actually compensated for his own house?

WaTu suddenly remembered something important—

At this point, the spatial overlap between the two universes has entered an extremely strange stage, at least from the perspective of the five-dimensional human-frog diagram, it is extremely strange.

Unlike previous collisions, everything this time was shrouded in a veil of mystery. This black veil, which was almost tangible, was something that even Frog Image could only see but could not describe.

Since he couldn't describe it, even if he wanted to be a little more flexible and circumvent his own vow of "only observing and never interfering" to remind Superman, he didn't know where to begin.

Is this an omen?

Frog was certain that this was definitely it, but despite his extensive knowledge, he only had a basic understanding of the "other side" of the universe and had no way of identifying what it was.

As Superman's figure receded further into the distance, Frog Tu, who had been pushed aside, could only sigh softly.

As for intervention?

Frog quickly shook his head in his heart. Even if he was ignorant about the universe of Superman, he knew what the two little blue men being chased and beaten by a group of Kryptonians were from afar!

The Martusians were the first intelligent species to emerge from the very beginning of that universe. Some of them even visited this universe and caused quite a stir.

While their level wasn't significantly higher than that of the Observer race, they were certainly not someone that any ordinary race could easily bully.

Such a high-level being is currently being hunted down by a bunch of simplified versions of Superman and is in grave danger. Observer Frog Tu truly and intuitively realized just how deep the waters of this strange universe of Superman really are.

It's at least so deep that if you dared to get involved yourself, you'd be dragged down on the spot if someone grabbed you.

While Frog was deep in thought, he silently observed Superman descending from the sky and intercepting Starfire as it entered the weapon's core and was about to touch the trigger mechanism: "What are you doing?!"

Joey's gaze swept over Starfire in front of him. After the last time, he had learned his lesson and accurately memorized every feature of Starfire, including the patterns on its internal bones.

He was absolutely certain that the person in front of him was indeed the real Xinghuo, so why was she here?