American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Captain America sighed slightly, then turned to Clark Kent and asked him a question.

Apart from Lakrakent, the person directly involved, there's no need for anyone else to analyze this question.

"As for nuclear weapons..." Clark Kent fell into deep thought. "I have never witnessed the power of a nuclear weapon, but based on what I know about them, it should be the only weapon on Earth that can threaten me."

"Threatened you?" Thor astutely seized on the word "threatened." "So...not to kill you?"

“Yes.” Clark Kent hesitated for a moment, then nodded directly. “I don’t think a nuclear bomb could kill me.”

Since Superman has said so, there's naturally no doubt about option A.

They were immediately ruled out.

"And what about B?"

Thor looked at option B and asked again.

“I don’t think this option is very likely,” Tony Stark said directly.

This judgment left Bruce Wayne and Diana, who were on the other side, somewhat bewildered.

For them, option B is an option that is completely impossible to analyze.

In short, this option is Kryptonian vs. Kryptonian, who knows which Kryptonian is stronger?

Clearly, Tony Stark knew some information that they didn't.

"Because Clark's power comes from the sun!" Tony Stark offered his analysis directly. "Therefore, Clark, who grew up on Earth, is much stronger than the average Kryptonian!"

Given that Krypton has been destroyed, what are the odds that other Kryptonians have found a way to become stronger like Superman, or that they have found a planet that receives a lot of sunlight every day?

The vast universe contains an infinite number of planets! Not to mention anything else, there are countless planets even in the Milky Way galaxy!

"So, Clark can become stronger by sunbathing?" Bruce Wayne was somewhat surprised.

That's a bit too overpowered, isn't it? Why don't you just become stronger by breathing?

So, after basking in the sun on Earth for so many years, wouldn't Superman be incredibly powerful?

If Clark Kent really does become stronger in this way, then Tony Stark's judgment does have some merit.

Clark Kent should be stronger than the average Kryptonian.

Even if he were killed by that Kryptonian monster, it probably wouldn't be by being directly defeated and killed by the monster.

However, this kind of thing can only be a direction for analysis and speculation, and cannot be used as a direct basis for judgment.

"This option is currently on hold!" Captain America made the final decision, giving this conclusion.

No one present, including Clark Kent himself, expressed any objection.

Regarding that "battle for the death of Superman," apart from knowing the two sides involved, no other relevant information is available, making further analysis impossible.

"Then let's take a look at option C, no, let's look at option D first!" Diana suggested, drawing everyone's attention to the last option.

"Isn't this option a bit absurd? Would Superman make such a basic mistake? Would he be unable to tell whether the Kryptonian monster is really dead?"

Thor immediately shook his head and laughed. Even with his intelligence, he felt that the question was absurd.

That was someone who stood at the pinnacle even in the entire universe, yet he died like a melodramatic scene from some cheesy movie?

Others may not know what he's thinking, but Thor simply cannot accept this situation.

“I also think this option is unlikely,” Diana chimed in, agreeing with Thor’s opinion.

"Superman can be killed, but I absolutely do not believe he died in this way!"

Diana and Thor's reasons were essentially the same; there were no concrete reasons to support them, they were simply unwilling to accept or believe it, nothing more.

However, if we set aside all personal emotional factors and analyze this option alone, it is entirely possible that it will happen.

On the battlefield, anything is possible!

So after some deliberation, Captain America decided to "determine" this option as pending.

谷差

Next, there's only one option left.

The contestants exchanged glances, all seeing the same thought in each other's eyes: This option is reliable!

At least in terms of appearance, he seems very reliable.

"Since Superman chose to team up with Batman and Wonder Woman, and was still killed by the Kryptonian monster in the end, then the power of that Kryptonian monster is obvious."

"And since it's a Kryptonian monster, it has the same weakness as Clark Kent: Kryptonite!"

Tony Stark began to speak eloquently in front of everyone. In any case, Superman's weaknesses were already common knowledge, so there was nothing to hide. After all, Kryptonite was not something that just anyone could get their hands on.

"Under these circumstances, if Clark and his group don't exploit this weakness, I'd have to wonder if they're out of their minds!"

"This also explains why Superman was killed, because Superman was also weakened by Kryptonite!"

Tony Stark's analysis drew frequent nods of agreement from everyone present.

This option, at present, is indeed the most logical and also the one that best suits the characteristics of those who want to participate in the war.

In everyone's eyes, Superman is almost an invincible being, except for the time when Batman used Kryptonite to ravage him.

In the scenario described in this option, Superman died because of his fatal weakness.

"Um... I have a question." Thor hesitated for a moment before speaking up, "Since Superman knew he would also be weakened by Kryptonite, why was he the one who ultimately used the Kryptonite gun? Why not Wonder Woman or Diana?"

"If Diana used the Kryptonite Gun, she wouldn't be weakened. In that case, wouldn't Clark not have to die?"

Ah this!

Thor's words caused everyone present to pause in surprise.

It seems... Thor makes a lot of sense.

However, upon closer analysis, people felt that Thor's ideas were somewhat too idealistic and didn't quite align with reality.

"There's one question we need to figure out: can that Kryptonian monster fly?" Captain America said in a deep voice. "If that monster can fly, then I'm afraid we'll really have to send Clark in."

Of the three—Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman—only Superman can fly!

If the Kryptonian monsters are flying around, even if Batman and Wonder Woman get their hands on the Kryptonite gun, it will be completely useless.

"Clark, do all Kryptonians fly?" Captain America then turned to Clark and asked, trying to verify his theory.

“Not every Kryptonian can fly,” Clark said, but then added, “Every powerful Kryptonian warrior can fly.”

Is a monster capable of taking on three Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman single-handedly considered powerful? Absolutely.

The only question is, was it a monster?

The word "monster" can be used in two ways. First, it can describe someone who is extremely powerful and abnormal. Second, it can refer to a creature that is not human, but another kind of being, perhaps even one that looks ferocious and terrifying.

Considering the specific context of this question, it is clear that the monster here is the latter.

In other words, this monster is not human, not the Kryptonian warrior that everyone thinks it is.

So, will this thing still be able to fly?

Really not necessarily.

“No.” Bruce Wayne shook his head, offering a different perspective: “Whether that Kryptonian monster can fly or not is irrelevant. What matters is that its mobility must be extremely high! Its speed must be incredibly agile, and its reactions must be incredibly swift!”

"Because Superman is such a powerful warrior, he has almost no obvious weaknesses. If that Kryptonian monster had a flaw in any area, he wouldn't have been able to defeat the three of us, let alone kill Superman."

"In other words, that monster is equivalent to another Superman!"

Batman's words are generally well-received.

In terms of strength, Superman can easily lift skyscrapers; in terms of speed, he is also incredibly fast, and many even believe he might not be weaker than the Flash.

Strength and speed have a significant impact on a person's combat effectiveness. Since the Kryptonian monster can completely overwhelm Superman, a basic and natural conclusion can be drawn: the Kryptonian monster's attributes in all aspects should be almost identical to Superman's.

Even if he can't compare to Superman, he can't be too far behind.

Otherwise, how could they possibly defeat Superman?

There is no doubt about the Kryptonian monsters' exceptional mobility.

Everyone's analysis is actually quite reasonable. When facing a highly mobile enemy, you need someone with equally high mobility to hit them.

After all, Kryptonite is that Kryptonian monster's fatal weakness. Do you think it would just stand there dumbly and let you stab it?

In the end, only Superman could accomplish this. Anyone else would probably be lacking in skill. Thor's previous doubts, upon closer analysis, are actually unfounded.

“Then the answer is Clark,” Bruce Wayne said, summarizing everyone’s analysis.

No one present raised any objections to this.

Although there are two other undecided options, the probability of those two options is obviously not as high as that of option C.

Next, the group discussed who should answer the questions.

Although the question was about Superman Clark, Superman had already answered it, so the spot naturally had to be given to someone else.

"Stark, shall we answer this question?"

Thor looked at Stark beside him and asked. Since they were the only two left who hadn't answered the question, Thor didn't ask for anyone else's opinion.

“Thor, you know, skill-based rewards have never been my cup of tea,” Tony Stark shrugged, speaking with an air of nonchalance.

His style has been very clear from beginning to end: he wants technology-related rewards.

"Okay, I knew it!" Thor retorted, though he was just asking the question casually.

Thor wasn't interested in this skill at all because its name was so obscure and its purpose was completely unknown.

But his level of disinterest was clearly much weaker than Tony Stark's.

So Thor shrugged slightly and reluctantly accepted the spot.

"In that case, I'll answer. I choose C!"

Thor immediately gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately emitted this notification sound.

Everyone's analysis is spot on; Superman did indeed kill the Kryptonian monster through self-sacrifice.

This is perhaps why the nation mourned Superman so deeply after his death.