The Blue Boy Scout turned God (1962) -Superman Analog Horror
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Autopsy Report
*Decedent:* Lex Luthor
*Case Number:* 1960-001
*Date of Birth:* Unknown
*Date of Death:* December,16, 1962
*Age:* Approx. 45 years
*Gender:* Male
*Race:* Caucasian
*Height:* 6'2"
*Weight:* 190 lbs
*Date of Autopsy:* December 17,1962
*Performed by:* Dr. Charles McNider (Doctor Mid-Nite), Chief Medical Examiner
#### External Examination:
The body is that of a well-developed, well-nourished Caucasian male appearing consistent with the reported age of approximately 45 years. The body weighs 190 pounds and measures 6 feet 2 inches in length. The hair is bald. The eyes are closed. The pupils are irregular and appear charred. There are no other notable deformities or injuries externally observed on the body.
*Clothing and Personal Effects:*
The decedent was clothed in a business suit, now partially scorched and damaged, indicating exposure to extreme heat. No personal effects were found on the body.
#### Internal Examination:
*Head and Central Nervous System:*
Upon examination of the head, there are significant thermal injuries extending from the orbital regions. The eyes are severely damaged, with the ocular globes partially disintegrated. The optic nerves show signs of thermal coagulation. The brain is grossly edematous with focal areas of charred tissue extending into the frontal lobes.
*Neck:*
The structures of the neck are intact. There is no evidence of trauma to the cervical spine, larynx, or major blood vessels.
*Chest and Cardiovascular System:*
The chest wall shows no signs of trauma. The heart is of normal size and weight. The coronary arteries are patent, and there is no evidence of atherosclerotic disease. The lungs are congested but show no signs of trauma or foreign bodies.
*Abdomen:*
The abdominal organs are in their usual anatomical positions. The liver, spleen, pancreas, and kidneys are grossly unremarkable. The stomach contains partially digested food material, and there are no signs of trauma.
*Musculoskeletal System:*
The musculoskeletal system shows no evidence of fractures or other trauma.
*Toxicology:*
Samples of blood, urine, and vitreous humor were taken for toxicology analysis. Results are pending.
**Cause of Death:
The cause of death is determined to be severe thermal injury to the brain secondary to laser-induced ocular trauma. The nature of the injuries suggests the use of a high-energy laser beam directed precisely into the eyes, causing extensive damage to the brain.
#### Manner of Death:
The manner of death is classified as Homicide.
*Signature:*
Dr. Charles McNider (Doctor Mid-Nite)
Chief Medical Examiner
Metropolis Medical Examiner's Office
ALL ART IS CREDITED TO THE RESPECTIVE CREATORS
there was a typo the video is narrated by lex and i just put in the wrong autopsy dates
I hope you do an analog horror of the other DC characters and some from Marvel since I liked your work on the analog horror of Batman and the most recent ones of The Flash and Superman (although you haven't started with The Flash yet but possibly you will in the future) it's incredible I would like you to continue with more DC characters and some from Marvel here are the DC and Marvel characters that I would like to have an analog horror
DC characters that I would like to have an analog horror like Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Green Lantern (either Guy Gardner, Hal Jordan or John Stewart), Martian Manhunter, Zatanna, Constantine, Cyborg, Swamp Thing, Blue Beetle, Shazam and some member of the Teen Titans like Beast Boy, Starfire, Raven and others
Marvel characters that I would like to have an analog horror like Captain America, Iron Man, Spiderman, Hulk, Thor, Black Widow, Black Panther, Vision, Hawkeye, Ant Man, The Wasp, Punisher, Daredevil, Ghost Rider, Doctor Strange, The 4 Fantastic, The X-Men especially Wolverine and Deadpool, The Inhumans, Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver
Is the typo around 0:21, because of the "1960" date for when Superman disappears, or is it a different typo?
The Last Son Of Alcatraz:finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary
Martian manhunter would be actually really good due to his shape shifting.like a whole bunch of crimes pop up but they can never truly catch the culprit.
Do more Superman or start The Flash
Superman becoming a deity and having his own cult is a realistically scary concept than evil Superman trope.
It’s also one that kind of subverts it too, meaning this Superman was realistically broken by the very people he swore to protect and save; the vile actions of humanity are what turned him evil, not the actions of an otherwise obviously evil villain or morally dubious anti-hero.
This is evil broken Superman, done right.
@@randyrhoades8751basically superman in a setting of roadside picnic / hard to be a god. Real nihilism
@@TotallyNotKanye
Basically.
Brightburn
So homelander
This is evil Superman done right. It’s not the actions of a morally dubious anti-hero or an obviously evil villain who succeeds at going too far that breaks him or some stupid mind control; but us, the people he loves and wishes to protect, the world he swore to defend; we broke him and the cult of Superman ruined his faith in humanity.
It’s genius and well done because it is portraying a world where Superman’s faith and beliefs of humanity get proven wrong by humanity itself.
Nahhh. This is even more out of character; Superman would never abandon his morals like this
@@reubenaxyo be fair we don’t really know what was the main trigger of Superman losing his morals like that but it’s still interesting nonetheless….
After all, this is the first time a concept like this has been introduced
@@dal6059 Not even the first time we seen this concept. Same thing was in Batman v Superman; he was praised as a god, hated, framed. In the end, he stayed good
@@reubenax not exactly
the corruption of Superman coming from the cult itself?
I don’t think we’ve seen that one before.
And a cult in bvs? Not at all. They were just fans (I believe).
@@dal6059 While it's true that we haven't seen Superman mentally corrupted by a cult, that's only because it would be out of character; we've seen him interact with cults but remain virtuous.
In the montage with the Neil Degrasse Tyson debates, it's implied that a significant amount of people view him as a "messiah"
I like the idea that in this universe, the guy who “knew all along” Superman was bad is Lex Luthor.
Exactly what I thought
Exactly what I thought
@PaperWill it was him. Check the description. When Superman speaks to the main character, he threatens to burn his head off. And Lex’s autopsy describes facial burns….
@@thepopeisnotawarcriminal I don't think so because his date of death is before Superman returns in 1962. Whoever made this video must be someone else, maybe Batman.
@@Rainbowgernade I agree it isn't lex but I don't think it's Batman, it seems this is connected to his Batman videos and it seems this Batman has no concern for Superman and is doing his own thing in Gotham, it's possible at some point it will be revealed who it is, I do hope it is another comic character
I'm probably wrong with this, but I like to think at that Supes is still a legitimately good person, but after his return, he instantly realised how insanely fucked his *"followers"* really are, and the atrocities they had done in his name. Superman looking directly at the camera while saying those whispering words is, in my interpretation, basically him saying;
"You want a God? I'll give you a God, and this is my punishment to you."
The red text at the end being Clark himself apologizing to the rest of humanity for their bullshit.
This is…. A really good theory
Theres a message that says "im sorry for what im going to do to your planet"
0:12 slow it down and look close
That whole end bit of Clark apologizing on Humanity's behalf kinda reminds me of what Magneto said to the government officials in X-Men 97. "Do not make me let you down" or something along those lines.
The cult wanted Superman to be their god and Clark did what gods does do best.
SMITING
0:59 I love how the picture of Superman here resembles a dove, and a fighter jet at the same time, perhaps a reference to the line “It’s a bird! It’s a plane? No, it’s Superman!”
It’s a bird! It’s a plane? No, it’s God.
Holy fuck you’re right
I didn’t think about it until I saw this comment, very clever
Interesting point
Can someone explain where his face actually is in that photo
Luckily, I have a metric fuck-ton of kryptonite.
its like a paperweight
Oh hey Batman! Have you and Bruce Wayne ever met?
Kryptonite becomes useless when he absorb too much sunlight
holy shit it's da bat
Batman is that you?
0:13 “I’m so sorry about what I’m about to do to your planet”
Thanks, Namekkian frog.
I salute you ginyu
goku solos superman
@@Luis-xk5lr I hope that was a joke
CAPTAIN GINYU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The fact how people viewing Superman as a god has happened in cannon
Still , just look at his fan's , crying because he doesn't look like their favorite cartoons
There's even a comic called "The Church of Superman" where everyone starts jumping off of buildings and doing dangerous things in general simply because they know Superman is going to save them
@@Godzilla_Beast_of_Revelationthat's just unhealthy..
@@zcgamerandreacts2762 definitely one of the darkest things about superman
The church happened to exist because of one theory suggesting that Doomsday was a demon and that Superman was a messianic figure.
1:50 I think he's either saying
"How dare you human leave earth? I'm going to find you, burn your head off, and I will save this planet from people like you."
OR
"How dare you Human Luthor? "I'm going to find you, burn your head off, and I will save this planet from people like you."
Considering the fact that Superman actually lasered Luthor to death thanks to what the description gave us, its probably the 2nd one. I also think Superman said "how dare you show up Luthor" instead of how dare you human Luthor
@@ripper_madnessafter listening to it again a few times I think you’re right
"How dare you film my face"
"How dare you to shoot this people" i hear something like that
So Superman has morals but just hates his followers and doesn’t want to be a god rather just remain a hero
My theory is that the cult of Superman did ruin his faith in humanity, but also he did learn that he was sent to earth to prepare for his father's arrival after leaving earth.
Like brightburn
Invincible
I think you are half correct. I also believe that the war affected him as it is stated that he helped fight in it. You know what happened WW2 and the atrocities that occurred. They may have mentally scarred him.
second part is eh
it takes away from the story more than it adds
Goes from interesting to "Ugh, this again."
@@crazyguyethan1848, there’s an interesting way to do this. Let’s say that Superman met his family while he was gone from Earth. They may not be evil and he might just want them to come visit Earth to start their lives over. However, after the cult of Superman happened, Kal might be trying to rectify the mistakes they made for his family’s arrival.
Fun fact: the building collapsing bit during the end originally came from the 2019 horror superhero movie 'Brightburn'. However, this analog horror does a better job representing evil Superman than that movie.
Brandon didn't make much sense. It seemed like he became insane for no reason.
@@donotbendythey don't explain it very well but he was sent to earth to take it over
..I think
@@donotbendyit was literally his ship that sent a signal to him once he was older cuz of the parallel with the wasp or whatever being an invasive species just like his race probably is
@donotbendy basically the movie claims Brandon is some sort of sleeper agent and when he discovers his powers the ship signals him as a way to activate him. I'd say it essentially overwhelms his mind because he's being told to conquer the entirety of earth at 12-14 I believe. but it's complicated for zero reason
@@imaginationanimations8737his parents were just a bunch of superpowered deadbeats that sent him away on Earth
I find it interesting how in earlier photos of Superman, he's always seen on the ground, his face and costume in perfect view, standing side by side with regular people like his conversation with the police officer and posing with the marines with a bright, friendly smile on his face. Then, in later photos after his reappearance, he's always seen floating high above, his features masked in a shadowy silhouette. It's a neat detail showing the contrast between who he once was as the typical kind-hearted down to earth boy scout he normally is, and the unknowable being he's become, watching over us all to decide whomever needs to be "cleansed" from the world.
If this is terrifying… just wait for the cosmic horrors a Green Lantern Analog horror can do.
Ooh. I've got u one better. Imagine how HORRIFYING a Martian Manhunter analog horror could be
@@ahkafkhan4512 That would bring me War of Worlds vibes.
@@seraphim9429 How? in my opinion i think a Martian Manhunter analog horror would be more like an ''disturbing alien monster'' type based off martian manhunter's powerset
@@ahkafkhan4512 the power of a creature that can phase through walls, read minds... it's just something that reminds me of that radio show back in the early 20th century dubbed ''War of Worlds''. the hopelessness of a creature that is terrifying at sight and yet it brings this aura of dark omnipotence.
What GL would it be ? I personally think Hal Jordan would be a good one. US Air Force pilot finds crashed space craft near coast city. He’s been acting suspicious after the encounter
This is actually scarier than the Batman one imo. Not being able to see the face of Superman and him using his powers to smite people. Very cool
Homelander "we just have to be wrathful gods" or something like that.
I still think the Batman one is still scarier imo, but this is definitely a bump in quality. So far I like it.
this is unironically what I expect from Brightburn 2
update: I just wanted to add that I really, REALLY fuсking hope that this will turn into a series with at least some world building.
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Weezer
@@Jeremiah_Montoya W for Weezer??
@@nspectorr You might be on to something
Trust when I say if they haven’t thought about Brightburn sequel, then they’re not gonna do it now
I’m assuming the war shifted Superman’s view of the world and caused him to become more lethal with his actions
Also: I wanna point out how the two red texts that we see (assuming they are from the POV of Superman) all contain the phrase “I’m Sorry” almost as if he doesn’t want to do this but feels he has no choice. Those are my opinions thus far
He also killed luthor in the desc
This is a great theory, and you bring up great points! I just find it a little hard to believe that WWII would be the main/only cause for Superman's shift. He leaves sometime in 1960, and comes back on December 1st, 1962. World War 2 has been over for around 15 years (it ended in 1945) by the time he leaves, and even if we used the Korean War as another cause for Superman's shift, that war technically ended in 1953.
If anything, I believe that WWII, along with the Korean War, and the Vietnam War (since it technically started in 1955, and ended in 1975) could be the reasons for his difference in behavior. Superman's earliest memories of earth, based on the video, are of his time during the Great Depression. He's a young man during WWII, and the Korean War (if he had any hand in it at all) is not far behind. And the Vietnam War is even closer.
My theory is that he became disillusioned with the governments and groups that said they were after peace, yet left so much chaos and destruction in their wake. When a group that worships him commits acts of violence and destruction, in his "honor" so to speak, that's his breaking point. Maybe he thinks that all he's been doing is for the benefit of the so-called leaders, the ones who see soldiers as statistics. What he was doing wasn't for humanity's benefit, it was for theirs. So when he comes back, and sees what his followers have done, he snaps. He goes after the people he thinks will create another WWII, who will be the reason there are so many lost in another war. Lex being a target makes sense, too, considering the power he holds. (Money talks, after all.)
You're right in the idea that he doesn't want to do this, that he seems remorseful. Superman most likely feels he has no choice. It's for the good of this world, after all. Superman could be thinking that if he can get rid of these heavy hitting people, who put so many lives at stake, wouldn't the world be better for it? One casualty is better than a hundred, or a thousand, or a million, right?
Anyway. You had some great ideas! Sorry if this was alot.
@@Genevieve0880 yeah, this theory actually holds up better. From the more recent videos he posted, it seems like the Justice League is going to lead an uprising against the governments. Good eye!👀
@@Genevieve0880 This theory you made holds up better, and given the info in the new videos. It’s seems the entire Justice League is going to cause an uprising against the government. Good Eye!👀
I think the Narrator is probably Luthor, based on how he's the one investigating Superman on the telescope, has access to military photos and also says "I was Right about him" which is something that Lex would say. Also the fact that when Superman saw him and said that he'd rid the world of people like him it's logical to say that he was refering to Luthor
Plus in the description you have an autopsy report conducted by Doctor Mid-Nite. Guess who's the victim?
Description has his autopsy, so…
My theory is that it was not Clark that came back to Earth. But General Zod 😳
That's what I also thought 😳
Yea i thought about something on that line of though or a black kryptonite influenced Superman
😮
Can be possible
Or it is just Bizzaro
Bizarro was made by lexcorp and is just opposite superman so for Bizarro to exist superman would need to already exist
Oh my God. The main character is Lex. One of the lines that Superman says is “I’m going to burn your head off” and if you check the description, it’s Lex’s autopsy, and he died of facial burns
It looks that dear baldy Lex died by laser lobotomization.
"You'll be a god to them"
- Jor-el
I think Superman in this universe is the son of Darkseid
Man, the way you turned the star-man meme so creepy in this vid, AMAZING! I love your content dude, keep it like that.
So when he takes a picture of Superman’s face, what does Superman say to him? The only words I understood were “Im going to find you…. I will cleanse this planet… of people like you”
It kinda sounds like he also says something along the lines of “I will burn your head off”
He says “how dare you show my face Luthor.” Because the one narrating is Lex Luther (this can be inferred due to the description being lex’s autopsy report
With the two people replying to me I put together what Superman said: “How dare you show my face Luthor. I will find you, burn your head off, and I will cleanse this planet, from people like you.”
It’s a combo of these comments
@@Thepostaldude-hu5ubthat would make sense but I'm not sure because the video is dated 1962 even though the description says he died in 1960
so my theory is that Superman, having fought in WW2 and seen a cult dedicated to himself hurt other people and commit violent acts, finally broke and is convinced that humanity can never be peaceful or co-exist with eachother and has begun killing people he percieves as being threats to peace. the reason he says "Im sorry" in the red text is becuase this is the last thing he ever wanted to do but believes this is what needs to happen.
I feel like the red text at the end is more like him apologizing to the rest of humanity for the bad people's bullshit. There's another red text where it says 'I'm sorry for what I'm about to do to your planet', foreshadowing his return to be the people's 'God'.
His viewpoints on humanity did change due to the cult, because he realizes that humans can take something so pure and good (like his legacy) and use it for something evil in an instant. Like VDiddy5000 said, he's like 'Fine. If I can't inspire you to be good, I'll force you to be. If I can't be your role model, I'll be your God instead'
He also says to Luthor he'd 'save this planet from people like you', showing that he knows that not all people are bad
Say whatever you want about the evil Superman trope being done to death, I'm actually interested to see where this goes.
I think this has the potential to be a great Superman horror story that gives a more terrifying perspective on the archetype we wouldn't really see with homelander or Omni man (atleast in terms of analog horror.) Like how the man in the suit was able to bring a new horror perspective to Godzilla which was terrifying. I'm confident this series could achieve the same thing!
I think Evil Superman is overdone but when it is done right or with gusto; by golly it works and is impossible to ignore.
The last son of Alcatraz does exist but I like giving chances of done right.
I think with this it works better because it’s not the typical “Superman is evil, Superman be mean” stuff, he’s still a kind person but seeing what humanity has done is what breaks him instead of just him becoming evil out of nowhere
@@mi1io_ So instead of "Evil Superman" it's "Superman cleansing an evil world"
This twisted dc world has so much potential, maybe something like aquaman being some kind of jaws like creature would be cool
I say lean more into the Lovecraftian influences of Aquaman’s Atlantis.
the guy said he's stopping dc content😔.
@@zephaniahharrison5171
I understand why, he wants to move on and make more original stuff or other fandom related horror takes.
They already did it in DC
The dark multiverse
How would this universe's Wonder Woman turn out?
I'm guessing after the war he tried to live a normal life in Smallville but for some reason, probably the cult that formed in his absence, he decided to come back like Kingdom Come Superman but for a more twisted reason. Maybe they got their hands on some kind of kryptonite, tried to control him and it broke him.
I doubt they would have the resources to do that,My theory is that Martha pa Kent or lois tried to put a stop to the cult but they where killed or hurt
I think Superman having a cult of extremist that see him as the que god who killed the people he loved would logically push him over the edge
Considering that not much time after he arrived all signs of the cult almost vanish and then reorganize it
@@guywholikesanimations1018 I bet it could be that Lois was killed and/or the Daily Planet was destroyed in an attack by the cult, because they said that many buildings and structures were attacked by the followers. I think something like that could definitely break Superman and change his perspective on Humanity. I think it would almost FORCE him to change his perspective because you have an alien boy raised in a loving home by humans, and then other humans start worshipping him and doing atrocious things in his name when he grows up, eventually leading to his loved ones being killed. It would show him the true nature of humanity and what humanity is really capable of, I believe it would change Superman's perspective that humans are rabid and maybe even lesser than someone like him, and it would make him tune into this alien god persona more and more.
2:20 I love how it's the Starman song, like an alternate "evil" version of all those hopeful Superman memes that have been going around with that exact song, but instead we know that Superman here has goals way beyond being a hero, goals that will definitely lead to the end of our civilization one way or another, the complete opposite of what those memes entail.
When I heard it I died laughing. It was pure gold
Ya know I always thought it was kind of strange how Lex and Superman were friends in the injustice universe, as if superman really did go all the way, Lex would be the first person to suffer. This actually was pretty creepy, and I'm excited to see what comes next!
I think the idea was that Lex either wasn't evil at all in that universe (Injustice) or possibly evil, but more discrete and that's how he stayed under Clark's radar
CHECK THE DESCRIPTION.
@@He11Jumper No I get it but in the traditional sense, of Lex Luthor and his character within DC if Superman decided to go through with a plan like this it would go something like what was shown here or the justice lord Superman in the DCAU
@@FunnyYellowHatMan Oh I did that's why I wanted to talk about it.
@@KingofTheGojiras HE FUCKING KILLED HIM MAN.
I like how you put an autopsy report in the description. Cause the person doing the video was Lex Luthor himself
Okay so, correct me if I’m wrong, but after the war he leaves back into space, then comes back and becomes this…monster of a Superman?
My guess is that he went soul-searching after seeing the horrors of WWII, and coming back to see that even his own name could be corrupted into a horror as well basically broke him. He decided “fine, if I can’t inspire you to be better, I’ll force you to be; if I cannot be your role model, I’ll be your God instead.”
Kinda like justice lord superman in a way
Injustice Lore
Damn good quote
This looks like it's a Superman that... broke and returned to Earth changed for the worse
Im actually surprised that this was not only a good evil Superman for once, but a terrifying one too
My head cannon is that Lex Luther found out what analog horror is and pulled a “hey fellow kids” and paid someone to make this video.
The fact you used "Starman" at the end of the video is perfect.
I fully agree
Kinda broke the whole creepy factor for me :(
@@Curlyheart Not to mention that the song came out like a decade after the year this video takes place in-universe, so... 🤷
Still cool tho.
yeah there's no way of stopping this "superman"
I agree, this one isnt playing around and i dount he'd stand still long enough for some green rock to hurt him.
@@Metalffe no I find it odd that superman after 20 years of service comes back, Turing into this ruthless Being. Someone or something could be behind it but we have to wait for the next video
Probably Clark of Smallville Universe could stopped him.
This Superman has a warped perspective, which is creepy if you think about it
Hey guys, I found this cool green rock! It glows in the dark!
Usually, I'm so over with the evil Superman trope. I'm tired of people trying to make him an edgy antihero to make him more "relatable" or make him this pure evil monster blinded by his god-like status. One of the few exceptions I think the trope is done well is Homelander, and after seeing this video, I now count this as one of the tropes done right.
Superman here is clouded by so much mystery, disappearing for 20 years and coming back to conquer earth, implied to have killed his own cult, (maybe out of disgust for being worshiped as a god?) and showing hints he possibly feels remorse for what he's doing, almost as if he doesn’t want to commit these atrocities, but still feel the need to do them anyway. It's enough to keep him interesting without bogging him down with the annoying aspects most evil Supermans have. It's really well done!
Bro a Wonder Woman analog horror would be scary. Maybe the Amazons are kidnapping sailors and fishermen and taking them back to Themyscira to be slaves.
I think that might be how they work in actual Greek myth, least in some versions.
@@Kingsaxxy3872 interesting
Feminism analog horror lmao
Snu Snu
This literally happened in the comics
So my theory is:
During Superman’s 20+ Years of service during the late 30’s to early 60’s ww2 broke him (or maybe Lois died?).
Causing him to leave earth and after 2 years he returns to earth, kills Lex Luthor (one of the only men who could stop him)
And possibly takes the leadership position of the sanctum of Superman (or whatever it’s called)
I'm sorry, i cant fucking take the slowed down Starman playing. I'm dying of laughter right now
Same, lmao
I think it could have worked if the creator had used a creepy cover or something instead but yeah, the original slowed down is goofy.
Bro thinks he's him until someone snipes him with a Kryptonite Bullet
They government tried to kill him.
Snipe him with a kryptonite laced bullet.
He was faster.
@@nicodemusedwards6931 yooo, this could unironically be used in a future video word-for-word.
Bloodsport will take on him. In the comics he took down superman with a kryptonite bullet.
@@bigbionkbloodsport finna turn into cumsport when supes is done with hin
@@SonicHedgehog1991We shot him with a bullet laced with kryptonight. Was it Red Or was it green? That was his weakness
Bro thinks he Homelander
I was just watching the boys lol
nah, this is who homelander thinks he is
@@abiyyuputrahassyah2973 Nah this is who Homelander is. Is revered as a hero, by some people a god; has a cult-like following and potentially will snap and kill everyone in the future
@CalCestus The boys' show and comic made Homelander boring. At least Omniman is interesting.
Homelander thinks he’s Superman or Hyperion
The fact that the star man music is playing at the end makes this 100 times better.
So basically, Superman goes to the Phantom Zone to deal with General Zod, but 2 years pass outside, whilst to Superman, it had been mere minutes.
Superman finds the Sanctum. And all they did.
He killed them all.
*Not because of what they did.*
*But because he never wanted to be a god.*
Bro the fact the the “Starman” song was playing in the background is crazy😭
OMAGAD
Secrets: “I’m so sorry about what I have to do to your planet.” In red text. Assuming a Omni-man plan of takeover.
Super man flying with minor explosions in the background
This was amazing. When I saw the teaser for a Superman analog horror I was intrigued but didn't expect much. But this blew me out of the water. I feel like Ghost Rider video in your style would be the coolest thing ever
Bro at this point we’re trying to make everything into an analog horror
Yeah and it's 90% a hit or miss
@@kaansu8207 and in the case of this i think its a hit
@@ranger12342 ohhh yeah this shit hit like the second shot of the vaccine
@@kaansu8207 it hits harder then my dad when he is drunk
"I'm so sorry for what I'm about to do to your planet" maybe this superman was sent to conquer or not in complete control
So like goku
@@UltraBruceRamen Mostly Omni Man
This universe is like DC’s Marvel Ruins.
Also are this universes Batman and Superman in the same place?
yes
@@0BlIVI0N.mp4Will they kiss instead of fight since they’re both bad guys now?
This isnt anything like ruins
Ruins is a world without superheroes just monstrosities that resulted from the things that made them.
The fantastic four died by cosmic rays
Peter becomes diseased
Hulk blows up into tumors
Magneto loses control of his powers and explodes
And ironman becomes a serial killer protestor
And Captain America became a cannibal in WW2
@@0BlIVI0N.mp4 Batman V Superman is gonna be wild if you make it
To be brutally honest, the thought of someone flying through the day/night sky and possessing strength no normal human being ever could is actually frightening to think about.
What I find frighting about it is seeing a singular man destroy everything on the planet. Assuming that’s what he did with him saying “I’ll cleanse the world of people like you”
Him going into space, encountering something or coming into contact with something is interesting, espcially if we never see what it is or what happened. Maybe he just thought about things? Like humanity and what we were willing to do to each other meant we didn't deserve him reserving his full anger and viciousness against those of us that wronged each other or him. We didn't deserve any mercy. Then, him coming back again changed so he's extremely violent but still mentally stable enough that he does the same right but killing his enemies in horrific ways and still seen as a messiah is a horror story. A barely mentally stable, just enough, Superman who kills in such horrific ways that causes everyone to be on their best behavior. He's just waiting for that push to destroy everything and everyone. This is like a much more disturbing version of Brightburn.
Theory: Lois was killed in an incident caused by his cult, which finally made him break because she was the only one stopping him from this.
YO,this would work but imo it'd js be another story where superman instantly becomes an evil psychopathic bully js because lois died
@@ahkafkhan4512 Yep. To make it less cliche I guess Clark already has to be at the point of breaking bad and Lois was like, the only thing keeping him sane, like, she was stopping him from becoming this god of destruction, and now that she's dead, there's no one that can stop him anymore.
If this Superman met and fought:
Injustice Superman (He dies)
DCeased Superman (He dies)
Bizarro (He dies)
Omni-Man (He definitely dies)
Homelander (He wins)
Brightburn (He wins)
Tighten (Debatable)
Prime Earth Superman (He gets obliterated)
DCEU Superman (He dies)
Doomsday (Starts crying before getting beaten black and blue)
Homelander dies😭🙏
Anybody know what he said in his close up? Only caught "...to people like you!" And I'm not even sure he said THAT!
1:54 I think here he says “I’m going to find you and burn your head off.”
I think he said “I will cleanse the world from people like you”
1:50 I think he says, "How dare you show my face to your world. I will find you. Burn your head off. and save this planet from people like you." Which makes me think Lex is in a lead bunker somewhere, which explains why Superman said "I will find you." Lex might also not have been the only one who tried getting a look at Supes' face after he returned. Idk why. Maybe the idea of having the picture of the face of God is a valued commodity, and lex was trying to take over the market 🤷
Yea I agree heavily
Has some seriously cool potential, but for me, this didn't work. First, though, I'll say what did work for me.
The first thing that comes to mind is the concept. Superman being treated as a god -- and, by no direct action of his own, seeing a cult spring up around him -- is such a fascinating and interesting thing. The concept hooked me immediately. Additionally, I love the idea of Lex Luthor -- someone we almost exclusively know as a 'villain' -- being one of the few people to recognize something wrong with Superman (or, at the very least, something wrong with him not dealing with the cult that appears).
That being said -- while I did really, really love the ideas you were working with here -- it fell flat. Didn't work for me. The opening moments were strong, and felt like they were leading me in to something wicked cool... but they didn't lead to anything. I felt that there were far too many 'dramatic pauses' here; when used sparingly, they can work great to strengthen tension and unease, but when used too frequently, they merely interrupt the story and pull me out of the world I'm trying to get immersed in.
Additionally, I had no idea Lex Luthor was the one 'narrating' here (or, more accurately: I did not know this was made from his perspective) until the conclusion, paired with my reading of the description and comments. While dramatic reveals and 'pull of the rug' moments can work, I felt that -- in this context -- I was simply confused. On a more technical note: when it came to showing us the image of Superman's face captured through the telescope... I couldn't see anything at all. I think there's a difference between a 'hard-to-see' image that adds to the atmosphere versus an 'I can't even tell what I'm looking at' image where, even when I paused to get a good look, I did not understand what was attempting to be shown.
In more of a storytelling or worldbuilding sense, I also had some questions. Why was Lex Luthor, in this universe, obsessed with finding Superman after he vanished? Why did Superman vanish? Why did the cult that rallied around Superman vanish? How were the governments of the world involved, or not involved? Why did Lex Luthor create this video -- the one we're watching here -- and who did he want to show it to? (Was he trying to 'reveal' something to the public about the true nature of Superman? I'm unsure.) If Lex Luthor was trying to show the world something about Superman, what specifically was he trying to show? (From what I gathered, sure, it was weird that a cult arose to worship Superman, and that they all then disappeared, but Superman never actually did anything negative here. Not a single bad thing. No missing persons, suspicious activities, nothing. It left me unsure what Lex Luthor was trying to prove with this video.) Additionally, why did Lex Luthor include "I'm sorry" at the end? What was he sorry for? Making the video? Revealing something about Superman? (RE: my earlier note on him not revealing anything.)
With all this in mind, I still think you have a legitimately fascinating concept here. There's a lot of really cool stuff you could do with this, and from the concept alone, I was instantly hooked; I wanted to learn more, and I wanted to see where the story would go. However, the execution fell a bit flat for me, and it left me confused (in a negative way). Still, I think you have a lot of really killer elements at play here, and with some tweaking on execution of these elements in the future, you could have yourself a really fascinating -- and terrifying -- exploration into what a Superman analog horror short film or series could be.
Best of luck!
the starman part was really god man, really enjoy the content.
There’s tons of horror based batman stuff because his character is already edgy but imagine Superman a symbol of good becoming evil and what would stop him ?
The only ones that could is his villains
I'm praying that Superman got Starro on him or is infected by Braniac or something.
All I'm hearing is Viltrumite with how apologetic he is about taking over Earth
Just a thought, a perfect candidate for this superhero analog horror would be that old creepypasta “The Forgotten Spider-Man”. It would fit this format so well.
I absolutely adore the idea, but I really think you could do more with the concept.
First off, 1960 and 1962 are a pretty strange choice of dates since they aren't really significant to Superman or comics as a whole, it also places this in the middle of the Silver Age despite clearly drawing from the Golden Age. I would suggest pushing these dates back, in particular 1954 and 1956 would work well, being the introduction of the Comics Code and the beginning of the Silver Age respectively.
I'd also suggest playing into the era more. Use film grain instead of TV distortion, style the video like the George Reeves Adventures of Superman show, or maybe do one like those cold war era educational videos. It'd be more unique and distinguish this from Nixonverse which it is far too similar to.
This vid is also pretty much just exposition, there's not much horror in just being told things. Instead of just saying Superman worshipers were violent to other religions, show a picture of a church that's been vandalized with the S logo, or something like that. Also "The Sanctum Of The Skyward Savior" is a silly name, "The House of El" is a much better cult name imo and it plays into Superman lore.
this guy knows his stuff
i swear that last silhouette shot was from the d-day knight
@@gangsterwangsterman8417 Actually, it's from the scene where Superman absorbs the Sun's energy from space in the Snyder Cut
I kinda like the idea here that Superman himself isn't directly evil but rather the people who follow him commit evil acts in his name. What would be a really neat twist is if Superman never actually came back in 1962...
i like how you used the snyder superman statute here as the lgogo for the cult
i like it
Having a distorted starman playing at the end is fucking perfect man
Loved how you referenced the starman Superman meme
Okay... legitimately. Starman being used over footage of Superman causing destruction is just so awesome. Please make this a series.
And is the text in white fucking Lex Luthor?! With the text saying "I was right about him all along." that has to be Baldy Boi.
...god I need more of this.
Man Homelander would love this version of Dc’s Earth
I’m wondering why Superman is even apologizing about what he's going to do to the world.
Because after the cult based around him started killing people and destroying churches, statues, and other religious property's, he became something that he didn't want to you.
@@jaheimjackson1066 But I mean why not just have Superman clear his name to the public? Now if he’s evil I get that but since he’s apologizing it raises a couple questions for me
This isn't even an evil Superman this is more of a morally flawed Superman
I like how in the batman analog horror series bruce doesnt have remorse for what he's doing, meanwhile in this we see throughout superman is feels extremely bad for what he is doing. It perfectly nails how these characters would act if they were thrown into a situation like this
“Im so sorry about what I’m going to do to your planet”
A good “evil Superman” being broken by the war and the cult formed around him, betraying everything he thought he was fighting for. Then the end, when he accepts his role, he threatens Luther directly for basically looking upon the face of god. This tracks with him being less public and only appearing when he’s coming after someone.
"open the window luthor" famous last words
I really like the distorted music of the classic music utilized in the recent Superman memes
“There’s a star man waiting in the sky
He’d like to come meet us,
But he thinks he’ll blow our minds…”
He quite literally did blow Lex's mind, check the description.
"i'm so sorry for what i'm about to do to your planet" Automatic chills! This is so good! I love the concept of superman gaining followers aswell because it seems so realistic its terrifying! Keep up the good work!
“I’m so sorry for what I’m about to do to your planet.”
Who is this.
Superman
The DC Universe is full of superheroes who can have a bad side.
Batman and superman are very well done, I'm still curious to know what Flash will be like and which one.
The next ones could be:
Aquaman: who is a half-man, half-fish humanoid who destroys any ship that passes by his ocean and pre-oil reefs.
Cyborg: who after the accident that transformed him into Cyborg, is infected by a virus in the system that drives him crazy
Shazam: where the boy, instead of using his powers for good, does the exact opposite
Now this is how you make an evil Superman truly scary.
Now THIS is evil superman
Okay, wait, what’s the logic here? Lex uses a telescope to see Superman’s face. But then it’s edited to imply that that’s when he was killed with heat vision? So then how the fuck was he able to show the photo to us now? Or was he killed later and he was just having fun editing the video and messing with the effects? Or was Superman typing the text from Lex’s point of view for no reason? Or did Superman just add in the last part later?
And how does the song Starman exist in 1962?
Someone in the comments of previous video had an idea that superman could be the only hero to stay good, being the last bit of hope for this world and that would cause him to be viewed as God and saviour
It's kind of sad that he ended up as a bad person too, is there anyone still good in this universe who could stop this?
"Open the window, Luthor"
02:20 for real this part gave me chills... It's so hauntingly good, specially the part where Super just flies away from that collapsed building.
Out of anything involving analog horror, I never expected one on _Superman_
I would love to see an analog horror short based on Lobo, I think he would be perfect for Analog Horror, with how he killed the vast majority of his people.
Love what you're doing with the DC universe here, really excited to see where it goes, just might wanna enable captions, it was really hard to understand the audio when it showed his face
He says
“How dare you show your face Luthor, I’m going to burn your head off. And I’ll cleanse this world from people like you.” I thinks that he says
My guess is Superman in this universe isn't as morally strong as prime earth Superman's, so after the war, Superman left the planet for a while and came back to see what the cult that had formed in his name has done.
Now, seeing that humanity can't be trusted to live and be peaceful on its own because they keep destroying themselves, Superman has decided to rule over humanity to enforce peace and is willing to eliminate any potential threat to his reign.
Did I get this right?
I love the concept of Star Man being written by the cult of superman about him. As like a warning
"How dare you show my face Luthor? I'm going to find you, burn your head off, and I will save this planet from people like you."
I also think that when he was about to show superman's face, superman found him? And that was a POV of Lex Staring at superman's eyes. Who then proceeded to burn him with laser vision. Hence the red hue we see
If this is how lex Luther sees Superman I understand why he’s always hating 😭
Ya we re gonna need a lot of kryptonite!
You have me on your side.
@@Gwenpool-MarvelThe bat of Gotham city He's coming to save the day..
the distorted starman finishes it magestically for me.
Not a theroy at all, because I don't have evidence, but I like to think that the one that returned isn't Clark/Kal El.
Maybe in 1960 Superman left Earth because he had some evidence that there could be other Kryptonians in space, so he went looking for them just to find Zod and his followers, who overpowered Supes.
After an interogation they discovered that Kal was viewed as a hero in Earth, so Zod took advantage of it and decided to disguise as him and try to take the planet, but after he saw the existance of the Superman cult he decides to take advantage of it and become Earth's god.
That's why he just takes criminals and goes back to the sky, he wants to be seen like an all mighty and all seeing entity that doesn't wants to fiddle with inferior individuals, and also to prevent people figuring out he's not the original
My friend this is great content! If you want to give us more info on this universe you should do it from the perspectives of whoever would usually be considered a villain since the roles seem to be reversing slowly. I’d sure love to know or see more about it!!!
Watched this twice now, I can’t get enough!!!
This video is from the perspective of Lex Luthor and with the new flags video coming out I’m sure there will be more context and world building
A dc analog horror RUclipsr?
We will watch your career with great interest.
1:50 What the hell am I looking at?! This doesn't look like Superman! He looks like a demon!
So, I’m probably not the first person to say this, but the first space flight was 1961, pretty damn close to the period of this piece and the return of Superman. I speculate that he came to help humanity then left, and now sees our attempts to achieve space flight as “trying to be come gods” or closer or whatever. And as he returns, he sees how the people who worship him aren’t accepting, probably something he was preaching. He sees despite his efforts, Humanity cannot grow, and can only seek more through greed (further speculation is that maybe something similar happened on krypton and now he’s trying to prevent it in his own twisted way)
0:13 "I'm so sorry about what I'm About to do to your planet"
For those who can't see it at first
This is great, Superman believed in humanity, and we crushed his faith in us. Humanity did this to him