Como a DC Comics reinicializou o Superman em 1986?

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Como a DC Comics reinicializou o Superman em 1986?

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De acordo com a Wikipedia:

The Man of Steel is a 1986 comic book limited series featuring the DC Comics character Superman. Written and drawn by John Byrne, the series was presented in six issues which were inked by Dick Giordano. The series told the story of Superman's modern origin, which had been rebooted following the 1986 series Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Como eles reiniciaram o personagem? Eles o mataram na crise e depois inventaram uma história para trazê-lo de volta? Ou o caso dos leitores que acordaram em 1986 para descobrir a próxima edição estava simplesmente falando sobre uma versão totalmente diferente do super-homem?

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por Lahti 19.06.2017 / 17:31

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Como mencionado no artigo da Wikipedia que você cita, a reinicialização ocorreu após Crise em terras infinitas em que

The conflicting origins and stories of the DC universe are explained as a Multiverse, containing many parallel universes and alternate versions of the characters, with the primary DC continuity referred to as Earth-1.

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A cosmically empowered Anti-Monitor attacks again, transporting the new Earth to the antimatter universe and summoning a horde of shadow demons. He falls in a carefully planned counterattack culminating in a battle with Kal-L (the Earth-Two Superman), Alexander Luthor of Earth-Three and Superboy of Earth-Prime, with help from New Gods adversary Darkseid. In this final battle the Anti-Monitor, reduced to a flaming head, crashes into a star and is killed by the Earth-Two Superman. As they are the only four who remember the original past, Alex sends Earth-Two Superman, Earth-Two Lois Lane, Earth-Prime Superboy and himself to a pocket "paradise" dimension.

Então, em suma, parte do propósito do livro era dizer "todas essas histórias contraditórias são porque há múltiplos universos que são muito semelhantes, mas não exatamente iguais. Depois, com todas as realidades fundidas, DC poderia declarar o histórico "verdadeiro" como sendo o caso.

No que diz respeito a matar o Super-Homem, esse realmente era um dos planos:

According to George Pérez in a Wizard magazine interview in 1994, Chris Claremont suggested that Superman of Earth-One dies in the final battle with the Anti-Monitor in issue #12. After the Anti-Monitor was destroyed for good, Kal-L from Earth-Two realizes that he is now alone, without his Earth, without his Lois, and now the new single Earth is without a Superman. Then he remarks, "Don't need this anymore," and brushes the white dye off his hair and other make-up that he apparently used to make himself look aged. The other heroes are surprised by this and Kal-L simply explains that he had stopped aging when he reached the peak of his powers. He returns with the other heroes to the new post-Crisis Earth, taking the place of the Earth-One Superman.

If this idea had been used, then The Man of Steel would have marked the return of the "Original Super-Hero", as Kal-L (now switched to Kal-El) begins his life on the post-Crisis Earth, which is similar to his old life, but with distinct differences. Despite this "culture shock," Kal-L endures and is given a new lease on life by being deposited back to the early days of the modern heroic age of the post-Crisis Earth. However, this was discarded when the John Byrne version of The Man of Steel was planned.

19.06.2017 / 17:54

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tl: dr: Na verdade, foi uma combinação de ambos. Antes de Crisis on Infinite Earths , havia dois personagens do Superman. Depois disso, um morreu e a história do outro foi reescrita. Man of Steel conta a nova história como era pós-crise.

O enredo Crise nas Infinitas Terras era uma bagunça incrivelmente complexa, destinada a limpar a bagunça ainda maior que havia sido feita da continuidade da DC naquele ponto. Ao longo das décadas, a história de fundo e os poderes do Superman foram constantemente alterados e evoluídos (ele originalmente não podia voar; ele era originalmente o único kryptoniano mas depois encontrou a Supergirl, etc.)

Na época do evento de crise, já havia dois personagens do Superman na história da DC. O primeiro foi "Kal-L" da Era de Ouro, o Superman original de 1938. O outro era "Kal-El" da Era de Prata, que foi apresentado como Superboy em 1945. Quando o passado de Superboy entrou em conflito com o passado de Kal-L, DC introduziu o conceito do "multiverso" para explicar estas diferentes versões dos personagens - jovem Kal-El (da "Terra-Um") até mesmo encontra o jovem Kal-L (da "Terra-Dois" ") em um ponto e treina ele.

Além disso, a maioria dos outros personagens DC tiveram problemas semelhantes, com duas (ou mais) versões do mesmo personagem aparecendo em diferentes versões da Terra, às vezes cruzando para interagir um com o outro. Isso ficou muito confuso para qualquer um seguir, e se você estivesse tentando ler várias séries com os mesmos personagens, era uma grande dor de cabeça. Então, DC veio com a crise.

Durante a crise, um ser multi-dimensional super-poderoso começou a brincar com o multi-verso. Todos os heróis da Terra-Um e da Terra-Dois se uniram para lutar contra ele. No final, o Super-Homem da Terra-Dois mais antigo sacrificou sua vida, e Kal-El da Terra-Um foi deixado vivo. Todas as diferentes Terras foram unidas em um único universo, e as histórias de todos foram reescritas em novas versões do personagem.

O Homem de Aço apresenta a nova versão revisada e pós-crise da origem do Superman.

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Como mencionado no artigo da Wikipedia que você cita, a reinicialização ocorreu após Crise em terras infinitas em que

The conflicting origins and stories of the DC universe are explained as a Multiverse, containing many parallel universes and alternate versions of the characters, with the primary DC continuity referred to as Earth-1.

....

A cosmically empowered Anti-Monitor attacks again, transporting the new Earth to the antimatter universe and summoning a horde of shadow demons. He falls in a carefully planned counterattack culminating in a battle with Kal-L (the Earth-Two Superman), Alexander Luthor of Earth-Three and Superboy of Earth-Prime, with help from New Gods adversary Darkseid. In this final battle the Anti-Monitor, reduced to a flaming head, crashes into a star and is killed by the Earth-Two Superman. As they are the only four who remember the original past, Alex sends Earth-Two Superman, Earth-Two Lois Lane, Earth-Prime Superboy and himself to a pocket "paradise" dimension.

Então, em suma, parte do propósito do livro era dizer "todas essas histórias contraditórias são porque há múltiplos universos que são muito semelhantes, mas não exatamente iguais. Depois, com todas as realidades fundidas, DC poderia declarar o histórico "verdadeiro" como sendo o caso.

No que diz respeito a matar o Super-Homem, esse realmente era um dos planos:

According to George Pérez in a Wizard magazine interview in 1994, Chris Claremont suggested that Superman of Earth-One dies in the final battle with the Anti-Monitor in issue #12. After the Anti-Monitor was destroyed for good, Kal-L from Earth-Two realizes that he is now alone, without his Earth, without his Lois, and now the new single Earth is without a Superman. Then he remarks, "Don't need this anymore," and brushes the white dye off his hair and other make-up that he apparently used to make himself look aged. The other heroes are surprised by this and Kal-L simply explains that he had stopped aging when he reached the peak of his powers. He returns with the other heroes to the new post-Crisis Earth, taking the place of the Earth-One Superman.

If this idea had been used, then The Man of Steel would have marked the return of the "Original Super-Hero", as Kal-L (now switched to Kal-El) begins his life on the post-Crisis Earth, which is similar to his old life, but with distinct differences. Despite this "culture shock," Kal-L endures and is given a new lease on life by being deposited back to the early days of the modern heroic age of the post-Crisis Earth. However, this was discarded when the John Byrne version of The Man of Steel was planned.