DC Just Reveals Its Most Powerful Villain and It’s Not Who You Think

In a surprising turn of events, DC Comics has declared that Doomsday, not Darkseid, holds the title of the strongest villain within its universe.

This revelation comes straight from the pages of ‘Superman #20,’ penned by Joshua Williamson with artwork by Dan Mora.

In this issue, Doomsday is unveiled as the ultimate survivor, destined to outlast every other entity in the DC Universe, including the formidable Darkseid.

Doomsday’s unique evolution ability ensures he cannot be permanently defeated. Every battle, every defeat only makes him stronger and more resilient.

Originally introduced as the only villain to have ever killed Superman during the iconic ‘Death of Superman’ arc, Doomsday’s capacity for survival and adaptation has only expanded.

His ability to evolve from each fatal encounter makes him a perpetual force in the universe.

The narrative within ‘Superman #20’ takes a deep dive into Doomsday’s history and potential future, including his eventual transformation into the Time Trapper.

This character evolution portrays him not just as a survivor, but as an ever-evolving threat capable of eventually reaching god-like status.

It’s intriguing to note that Doomsday’s resilience is highlighted in his encounters with other powerful beings.

For instance, in ‘Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey,’ Doomsday’s showdown with Darkseid on Apokolips ended with the lord of the dark realm decisively defeated.

Such feats showcase Doomsday’s unmatched power, proving that even the strongest of foes like Darkseid are vulnerable to his might.

As per the comic’s narrative, Doomsday’s ultimate test might still lie ahead, as he’s predicted to one day clash with Superman One Million.

This version of Superman, having spent fifteen thousand years absorbing power from the yellow sun, represents one of the most potent forms of the Man of Steel.

Yet, the expectation is that Doomsday will not only survive this encounter but continue his unstoppable march through time.

‘Superman #20,’ along with the seminal ‘Death of Superman’ and ‘Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey,’ are all critical reads for fans wanting to understand the full scope of Doomsday’s terrifying and inexorable rise to power.

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