American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Especially in the hands of someone like Bruce Wayne, who has both money and technology, the effect he can achieve is simply unimaginable.

“I can sell you the Mandalorian Iron.” Clark Kent thought for a moment, then agreed.

After all, while Superman doesn't need money, Clark Kent, a reporter for the Daily Planet, does.

"But there's one thing I need to clarify beforehand!"

Clark Kent's expression turned serious. "If I find that this metal is being used where it shouldn't be, that other guy in the cloak will be coming after you for an explanation."

“Clark, I thought my other identity would give you some trust.” Bruce Wayne shrugged with a self-deprecating smile. “It seems I was just being presumptuous.”

“No, I do trust your other identity, otherwise I wouldn’t have sold the metal to you,” Clark Kent said.

Although Clark Kent didn't entirely agree with some of Batman's actions, he still believed in Batman during this period.

"Wait, wait!" Tony Stark hurriedly interrupted the two. "Clark, how about selling me some of this metal too? Bruce Wayne, there's a ton of this metal, it's not really appropriate for you to keep it all to yourself, is it?"

“Mr. Stark, these metals are the hardest metals in the universe, so I’m going to offer a billion dollars to acquire them. I think that’s what they’re worth.” Bruce Wayne was trying to scare Tony Stark off with money.

Judging from Tony Stark's demeanor, he guessed that the other party might not be an ordinary person, but even if he wasn't an ordinary person, not just anyone could casually come up with a billion dollars.

But this amount of money is nothing to Bruce Wayne, since his superpower is being rich.

"A billion? You're underestimating these metals!" Tony Stark thought. "Trying to intimidate me with money? You've got the wrong idea."

So what if he's Batman? Do you think I'm short of money?

“I think it’s at least five billion!” Tony Stark immediately increased Bruce Wayne’s price fivefold.

"Excuse me, I didn't mean to interrupt, but I'm really curious, can you just casually pull out five billion US dollars?" Diana couldn't contain her curiosity and interjected.

She knew that Bruce Wayne could easily come up with billions or even tens of billions of dollars, so a mere ten billion US dollars was just a drop in the ocean for him.

But isn't calling him Tony Stark a bit presumptuous?

“Diana, how dare you doubt my wealth? I am the richest man in America!” Tony Stark said, clearly annoyed.

“Really? What a coincidence. I’m also one of the richest people in America,” Bruce Wayne couldn’t help but laugh from the side.

Gotham City belongs to the Bruce family!

Many people may have boasted that "XX is my city," but no one would be foolish enough to believe that. But for Bruce Wayne, Gotham City truly is his home.

The vast majority of industries in Gotham City are operated by their family!

That's why Bruce Wayne dared to boast that his superpower was being rich; he wasn't just joking.

However, Bruce Wayne and Tony Stark were from two different worlds. Seeing Tony Stark's arrogant demeanor, he was really unsure whether the other was truly richer than him.

"Excuse me, Iron Man, I'd like to interrupt for a moment."

But Clark Kent suddenly spoke up, interrupting the silent duel between the two "rich heroes," and looked at Tony Stark, saying, "I don't know you, so I won't consider selling the Mandalorian Iron to you for the time being."

Clark Kent was also worried that this valuable metal would fall into the hands of criminals, otherwise it would be his responsibility.

"It doesn't matter."

Tony Stark was thoroughly embarrassed and had to make amends, saying, "Anyway, I've used better metals before, like Mandalorian iron, so it's just so-so, it doesn't matter."

[Answer complete. Answer explanation to begin!]

Just then, a system notification sounded, attracting everyone's attention.

A corresponding video clip then began to play.

Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne, and Diana were all experiencing something like this for the first time, and they were all very curious, staring intently at the big screen in front of them.

The first thing that appeared on the big screen was a room, an ordinary room with nothing special about it, and it even looked a little shabby.

Almost no one watching the screen noticed anything unusual about the room, because it was just too ordinary; there are countless rooms like that in the world.

But Clark Kent recognized it at a glance—it was his home!

That was the home where he grew up!

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Chapter 405 Iron Man: The Justice League is amazing?

Looking around, the small room was packed with people, all dressed in black suits, clearly attending a funeral. They were exchanging greetings and pleasantries.

In another room, a haggard woman with graying hair was seen weeping bitterly beside a coffin.

Clark Kent's face twitched slightly, his emotions quite unsettled, because that woman was none other than his mother, Martha!

At first, Clark Kent was full of skepticism about this so-called answering system; he simply did not believe that such a magical system could exist in the world.

But as the reward was distributed, most of his doubts were dispelled. The method of giving him a ton of mysterious metal out of thin air was as magical as being able to predict the future.

Now, the answer system has played out her mother's name, which further illustrates the point.

Because no one ever knew who his mother was!

on the screen.

The camera continues to move.

In another room, a woman lay on the bed with lifeless eyes, staring blankly at the ceiling, like a walking corpse.

That was another important woman in Clark Kent's life: Louise Lane.

Clark's death was a huge blow to both of them.

Squeak.

The door opened, and Martha walked in with an envelope, saying to Louis Lane, "Clark sent this over earlier, wanting to surprise you."

After handing the items to Louis Lane, Martha left, wiping away her tears.

When Louis Lane opened the envelope, she found a diamond ring inside.

Anyone on Earth knows what it means when a boy gives a girl a diamond ring, and Louise Lane certainly couldn't possibly not know. She looked at the ring in her hand, both crying and laughing.

She had been waiting for this day, but when it finally came, Superman was gone.

Clark Kent, watching from the screen, was also deeply moved and his heart was in turmoil. He was wondering if he should propose to Louise Lane sooner.

He hadn't cared much about such things before, because he had an almost infinite lifespan, and Louis Lane was still young, so it didn't seem urgent.

But now Clark Kent suddenly realized that he had been overlooking a problem all along: what if something happened to him?

He never thought he would have any accidents before, but this question-answering system gave him a real shock.

Even Superman can die!

At this point, the camera angle changed.

A horse-drawn carriage carrying a coffin slowly set off, followed by a group of people dressed in black suits. The funeral had officially begun.

It turned out to be a high-level military funeral, with soldiers in attendance and even high-ranking officials from the Ministry of National Defense present.

In terms of sheer numbers, it was absolutely top-notch, incredibly prestigious. Even after his death, Superman still enjoyed the recognition of the entire nation.

“The dead will rise, the corpses will rise, and you who are hidden in the dust, wake up and sing, for your nectar is like the dew on the vegetables!”

"Even the land must be handed over to the dead!"

The pastor's voice rang out, spreading throughout the scene and making the entire funeral all the more solemn and dignified.

The funeral ended shortly afterward.

What's strange is that no one saw Bruce Wayne and Diana at all throughout the entire film.

Of the three people listed in the question, only Louis Lane participated.

There's only one answer: Bruce Wayne and Diana also came, but they remained hidden in the shadows the whole time and never showed up.

They were only mourning Clark Kent in secret.

Considering Bruce Wayne and Diana's identities, what they did was indeed reasonable.

"I forgot to give the funeral arrangements a check!"

On the way back, Martha suddenly remembered something and said it to someone next to her.

“They said the payment had been made in full,” but that’s what the man told her.

"Who paid?" Martha asked, quite puzzled.

"Anonymous person."

Without a doubt, this anonymous person is definitely Bruce Wayne.

Although there is no evidence to support this claim, everyone seems quite certain that the money was secretly given by Bruce Wayne.

After all, Bruce Wayne's image as a wealthy man is already deeply ingrained in people's minds.

After everyone had left, the camera panned to Batman (Bruce Wayne) and Wonder Woman, who then appeared in an inconspicuous spot.

“Those shows on the east side are just burying an empty coffin,” Bruce Wayne said first, addressing Diana.

“They don’t know how to remember him; they can only remember him as a soldier,” Diana said.

“I failed him while he was alive, but I won’t fail him again after he’s gone!” Bruce Wayne said to Diana with a serious expression. “Find me other people like you!”

“Perhaps they don’t want to be found,” Diana thought for a moment and voiced her concern.

“They will, they still have to fight, we must join forces!” Bruce Wayne said firmly.

Thor couldn't help but laugh as Bruce Wayne's words flashed through his mind, and he involuntarily thought of the rest of them.

A person from Asgard, the most brilliant scientist on Earth, a superhuman soldier from World War II...

Etc., etc.

Is Bruce Wayne trying to imitate them?

To bring together all sorts of "weirdos" and form an alliance?