Superman: The Men of Tomorrow #[nn]

In "Chapter Seven: Friends and Enemies," Superman faces a devastating reckoning when Ulysses, driven by grief and rage over the destruction of The Great World, attempts to destroy Earth. As Clark Kent, he confronts Ulysses in custody, offering not condemnation but a fragile hope that even in ruin, redemption might still be possible. Later, at the Daily Planet, a quiet moment with Jimmy Olsen over shared hot dogs becomes a rare, intimate turning point—one where Clark finally lets someone in, just a little.

In "24 Hours," Jimmy Olsen gets an unexpected front-row seat to what it means to be Superman when the Man of Steel finds himself temporarily powerless. As Superman waits for his abilities to return, Jimmy witnesses the hero’s resolve in a high-stakes hostage situation—revealing that courage and compassion run deeper than any superpower ever could.