American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Earthlings have neither the ability to revive Krypton nor the motivation to do so.

Even so, Clark Kent was still somewhat bewildered.

“As far as I know, I don’t have a Kryptonian brother like that either!” Clark Kent said, frowning.

It's true that Krypton was destroyed, and it's also true that Clark became the last Kryptonian after General Zod and the others died, but Kryptonians and humans are different.

Even if someone dies, it is possible to preserve their consciousness in some way.

Clark Kent's father, or rather, Karl El's father, Joel, was in this situation.

Clark Kent was still able to communicate and interact with his father, and Joel even taught Clark Kent a lot.

If I have an older brother, why has Jorel never told me?

"Clark, Morgan Aitch isn't your father's illegitimate son, is he? The reason your father has never mentioned it to you is that he might not even know he has this son!"

"It's like Magneto leaving Quicksilver behind outside, without even knowing it himself."

"Scumbag!"

Tony Stark said with a pained expression.

Several people present who knew Tony Stark couldn't help but show disdain. Anyone could say that, but someone who had slept with every cover girl in Maxim magazine had no right to say it.

"Or perhaps, Morgan Aech is Clark's half-brother?" Magneto also made a guess.

"Morgan Archie had a family before, but they divorced for various reasons... basically, it's all about family and ethical issues..."

"Everyone, isn't this the time to discuss how I ended up with an extra brother?" Clark Kent said with a wry smile.

It seems like the discussion is starting to go off-topic!

"Let's analyze the question!" Clark Kent brought everyone back to the point.

"Let's look at option A first, Superman Clark Kent? Without a doubt, this option is very likely, and we can't rule it out."

Captain America immediately made this obvious judgment.

And none of the people present raised any objections.

The reason is simple: Superman is just too powerful. So powerful that he can do almost everything that the other candidates can do.

Of course, this excludes the fact that the Steelbone Victorstone control network.

But the question doesn't provide any clues suggesting that the plan to destroy Morgan Eich was carried out through cyber means.

"Option B, The Flash, well, we probably can't rule that out either." Everyone turned their attention to The Flash again.

"The Flash? Like Quicksilver, he has lightning speed?" Professor X couldn't help but interject.

"No, Charles, the Flash and Quicksilver are not the same."

Bruce Wayne shook his head. "Quicksilver is a mutant; his abilities come from his own body. But the Flash's abilities come from a magical dimensional force—the Speed ​​Force!"

"Speed ​​is just one of the basic characteristics of The Flash, but the things The Flash can do are far more than that."

Through videos of The Flash saving the world, people have gained a more detailed and accurate understanding of him.

The question doesn't provide any clues about how to stop Morgan Eich's plan, and whether the Flash's speed will be effective.

Will his speed force work?

All of this remains unknown.

Therefore, The Flash cannot be ruled out either.

It's not just the Flash; the same applies to Batman and Cyborg in the other two options below.

Batman goes without saying.

Although he is the only ordinary human among all the options, without any superpowers, he actually has the greatest potential and the most possibilities.

It wouldn't be surprising if Batman resolved any crisis.

Because Batman always finds a way.

Cyborg's reasoning is the same as Flash's: no one knows whether Cyborg's abilities will be effective in resolving Morgan Eich's crisis.

Of course, this cannot be ruled out either.

Therefore, based on the initial analysis, all four candidates in the options are possible, and there is no way to rule out any of them.

"We know far too little about Morgan Edge's Kryptonian resurgence plan, which makes it difficult for us to conduct an analysis."

Professor X pondered for a moment, then turned to Clark Kent to inquire about the situation, "Clark, since you and Morgan Edge come from the same place, can you discern anything about his plan?"

"There is one thing that does seem strange to me."

Clark Kent frowned. "Krypton has been destroyed, and the Kryptonians are all dead. In Morgan Archie's Krypton revival plan, where did the consciousness of those Kryptonians come from?"

Clark Kent hit the nail on the head right away.

Since it's a "Kryptonian Revival" plan, the number of Kryptonians to be revived must be considerable, but the Kryptonians are clearly already dead!

Clark Kent simply couldn't understand it.

The other participants at the scene were equally puzzled.

"Perhaps the destruction of Krypton wasn't so simple," Magneto said casually, offering this speculation.

"My father has already told me about the destruction of Krypton..."

“Clark, your father didn’t even tell you about Morgan Eich!” Tony Stark hinted from the side.

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Clark Kent was rendered speechless by Tony Stark's words.

Yes.

Although he trusted his father completely, there was one thing that was truly undeniable: his father had indeed concealed from him the fact that he had an older brother.

Whether he was an illegitimate child, adopted, or a half-brother, whatever the reason, Jorel kept it a secret from Clark Kent.

It's impossible that Jorel is like Magneto, having an illegitimate child without knowing it, right?

In Clark Kent's memory, Joel was not such a womanizer.

"Clark, there's a very obvious fact now: although Krypton was destroyed, not all Kryptonians died... otherwise, where would so many Kryptonian consciousnesses come from?"

"No, the Kryptonians should all be extinct. If they weren't dead, why would they need to possess human bodies?"

"But if a person is dead, where does consciousness come from?"

“Charles, Kryptonians are different from us. Even if they die, they have a way to preserve their consciousness.”

Bruce Wayne then explained the situation to Professor X and Magneto, who were unaware of the details.

Take Clark Kent's father, Joel, for example. He had been dead for a long time, but his consciousness had been preserved.

"Can a person's consciousness be preserved after death?"

Professor X and Magneto were completely astonished. What kind of powerful and incredible operation was this?

In that case, what is the essential difference between being dead and not being dead?

"So, someone knew Krypton was about to be destroyed before it was destroyed, and therefore preserved the consciousness of all Kryptonians in advance?"

Bruce Wayne made a perfectly reasonable guess.

Krypton was destroyed by the abnormal attraction of its star, so even if Kryptonians did such a thing, it wouldn't be too strange.

This shows that Krypton had long ago made preparations for the survival of the Kryptonian race, hoping that Krypton could be revived in the future.

That makes sense, but the key question is, why didn't Jorel tell Clark about something so important?

Was Jorel deceiving Clark all along, while secretly allowing or supporting Morgan Eich to revive Krypton on Earth?

So that's why Jorge hid Morgan Eich from Clark?

In an instant, some not-so-good speculations popped into Clark Kent's mind.

But considering Jorel's character all along, Clark Kent still found it hard to believe; his father would never do something like sacrificing Earth to revive Krypton.

Clark Kent still believed in his father.

and so……

Could there be another reason behind the destruction of Krypton?

Clark Kent felt his mind was a bit of a mess, and he couldn't figure things out for a while.

"Clark will know the details by asking his father, but if it were this question, I think I would choose A."

Tony Stark's voice rang out as he addressed the group.

Without waiting for anyone to ask, Tony Stark offered his reasoning: "While we don't know any details about how to sabotage the Kryptonian restoration plan, all four of the options are capable of doing so."

"But if we take everyone's identities into account, I think Superman is more likely."

"After all, the opponent is another Kryptonian, Superman's brother. Superman is naturally more likely to know this opponent better and Krypton better."

"There is a greater chance that we will obtain more information that others do not know!"

"And in an operation, the importance of intelligence is beyond doubt."

"So, all things considered, I still think Clark is the most likely candidate."

It must be said that Tony Stark's perspective on the issue has some merit.

"If Morgan Archie could fly and dive like Clark, possess lightning speed, and have a body of steel..."

"In short, what I mean is that Morgan Aech can be seen as another Superman. If that's the case, then it means that Morgan Aech is also a god-like being!"

"And no matter how Morgan Aitch's plan is implemented, or what specific methods are used to disrupt it, there is one thing we must consider."

"Morgan Archie won't just stand by and watch his plans be ruined!"

"To thwart Morgan Eich's plans, we need to do something else: defeat Morgan Eich!"

"And that seems to be the most likely possibility for Superman Clark, right?"

Captain America also offered a reasonable analysis from another perspective.