American comics: Starting with replicating Superman's talent

Chapter 424 Sea Star Alliance?

Something's not right.

"If I had to describe it now, it would be absurd."

Gino sped through the clouds, its tall figure surging up and down, breaking through the air currents, like a dragon dancing in the high sky.

His azure eyes seemed to see through all things in the universe, gazing indifferently at the clouds passing by on both sides.

Who would have thought that Superman Clark, who could punch Batman and kick Darkseid and was hailed as the hope of humanity, would be suppressed by an alien starfish?

"However, if we consider the comic book universe, Stark can be considered a formidable enemy, but if we consider the cinematic universe..."

Gino squinted. He had just asked the Singer, and there had been no recent reports of alien creatures breaching Earth's watchtower surveillance equipment to invade the planet. This meant that Starro had not recently arrived on Earth.

So the next thing to consider is quite simple.

That is, perhaps this alien creature arrived on Earth a long time ago and stayed there for a long time until recently when it began to take action.

"Singer, hack into U.S. government and military documents to find reports and documents about extraterrestrial life."

Gino spoke, instructing his smart butler to start working.

As a Cybertronian intelligent being, the Singer's technological level was clearly more than one level higher than that of humans. Therefore, Gino quickly received a report from the Singer and got the answer he wanted.

"I found a report from the U.S. government from three years ago. They captured an alien starfish in outer space. The astronauts at the time released the alien starfish without any protective measures, and then they were all taken into custody."

"Afterwards, the spaceship crashed on Earth, landing on an island, where the local forces captured the alien creature."

"For some reason, the U.S. government began funding research into extraterrestrial life here."

"Well, I knew it. It's those idiots who caused all this trouble again."

Gino was grumbling and cursing, clearly showing his frustration with the American politicians and military who were always causing trouble.

These people are like fleas, always jumping around in front of you and annoying you.

"The coordinates are located at..."

The singer reported the location, and Gino nodded, then increased his speed again and flew away into the distance.

He planned to go there and take a look.

"Whoosh!"

A majestic figure stood silently above the clouds, its deep gaze sweeping across the island land beneath its feet.

A tall tower on flat ground.

There are also severed limbs and broken arms everywhere.

With Superman's eyesight and X-ray vision, nothing could be hidden from view; Gino could even see the patterns on the blades of grass.

"That huge glass container must be the one that stored that starfish monster."

Gino slowly raised his hand, pointing one finger to the sky, where shimmering golden lightning gathered at his fingertip, and then he gently touched the island below.

"Snapped!"

A gentle current, rippling like water, spread outwards, and the surrounding scenery flickered and receded as if in a frame-by-frame motion. The mangled corpses closed up again, and Gino, hands in his pockets, stared indifferently at the island below. Then he saw a group of members landing on the island.

"Killer Croc, Deadshot, a bald guy, and Harley?"

Gino raised an eyebrow. He hadn't expected to see the Suicide Squad here. Well, perhaps it would be more appropriate to call them the Suicide Squad.

"But what's the suicide squad doing here? Did Amanda really pull out this squad of prisoners?"

The boy's gaze swept over several faces, but lingered more on Harley's face. He recognized the girl; she had once been his mother's therapist, but he never expected to run into her here.

"It seems that no matter how she changes, Harley Quinn remains Harley Quinn."

Gino shook his head, no longer paying attention to the matter. He gave the singer another instruction: "Go find out where Amanda is hiding. We're going to her house for a home visit."

"Understood. We've located Amanda's location from an hour ago."

"boom!"

The afterimage crashed through the skylight, making a grand entrance in a superhero-like kneeling pose.

"arrive."

Gino put his hands in his pockets and looked around.

The huge steel hall was littered with corpses lying haphazardly on the second floor. Gino spotted Amanda, the fat woman, among the pile of corpses at first glance.

The other person's body lay there quietly, motionless, looking as if it were dead.

No, he should be said to be dead; the arrow embedded in his forehead is the best proof of that.

"This arrow." Gino pondered for a moment, then turned his gaze to the unconscious Green Arrow in the corner.

It shouldn't be considered a fainting spell. There was a clear bullet hole in his atrium, and blood was seeping out. Strictly speaking, it's impossible to survive with a bullet hole in the heart, but Gino only glanced at it and noticed that Green Arrow's heart was on the right side.

"Green Arrow?"

Curious, the boy stepped forward and casually cast a resurrection spell, slapping it onto Green Arrow's cheek.

After a brief flash of light, Green Arrow, who had been unconscious, suddenly awoke and opened his eyes.

"Whoosh whoosh whoosh!"

He was panting heavily, his face filled with terror. The moment he woke up, he rolled on the spot, nocked an arrow, and became extremely wary.

"Damn it, Trevor!"

"Calm down."

Gino gently reached out, snatching the bow and arrow from Green Arrow's hand with tremendous force. He examined the composite bow and arrow, asking, "Did Trevor make this?"

"Yes! He seems to be trying to frame someone!"

Oliver, the Green Arrow, clutched his chest, looking utterly ashamed.

It was such a close call. If Trevor had shot himself in the head before leaving, he might be dead here now.

Hmm, let me guess.

Gino stroked his chin, saying with interest, "Trevor and Amanda both did dirty work for the American government. They worked together to find a sample of alien starfish, and the plan succeeded. But just like in all novels or TV shows, a revenge drama unfolded, and Trevor betrayed Amanda and killed her."

"But to avoid exposure and displeasing those above, he lied to you, didn't he?"

Listening to Gino's analysis, Trevor chuckled awkwardly, "Of course, what you said is true."

Everything was indeed as Gino had predicted.

Betrayal, murder, deception.

"Oh, that's interesting."

Gino's lips curled into a half-smile: "Trevor took the alien starfish that can control people's minds, and just recently, Superman also received a package and was then controlled by the starfish inside, flying away from Kansas."

Gino said with a smile:

"Tell me, what is Trevor trying to do?"

Green Arrow broke out in a cold sweat: "Control Superman?!"

(End of this chapter)