Senator Veronica Cale is supervising Luthor's experiments, but believes the biotechnological weapon shouldn't be deployed due to potential backlash given many still regard Superman as a hero, something Luthor seeks to rectify. Luthor also has collected Zod's body and harvested his DNA, using technology based on the Genesis Chamber to craft a biotechnological weapon that could fight Superman. Luthor believes Superman to be a threat and runs a smear campaign against him through the media vehicles he owns, and is funding the development of anti-Superman weapons, including Kryptonite, which is created through exposure to energy from the World Engine. Lex Luthor funded Metropolis' rebuilding after Zod's invasion and has been contracted by the United States government to reverse-engineer leftover Kryptonian technology for them. Clark has been studying the Batman's sightings despite his editor, Perry White, not seeing any potential in that story. As Batman, he's been active for 15 years, but remains a fugitive of justice that many believe to be an urban legend. He's also funding an effort to rebuild a vacant area of Gotham with new housing projects for low-income families. Labs who spearheaded a new high-tech prosthesis program which includes Jim's legs.īruce Wayne was in Metropolis during Zod's invasion and believes Superman to be a threat, elaborating counter-measures to disable him if necessary.
Silas Stone, is an robotic engineer at S.T.A.R. He befriends Jim Olsen, a photographer who lost his legs in Zod's invasion, but doesn't blame Superman, and applied for the Daily Planet because they defend Superman, and they cover a football game between Metropolis and Gotham City in which Clark meets Victor Stone, a quarterback for the Metropolis team whose father, Dr. Lois Lane is covering the civil war on Khandaq in the Middle East, while Clark is forced to cover minor stories. Superman has become a controversial figure, with some blaming him for the destruction caused by General Zod and others believing him to be a hero. Three years after the Battle of Metropolis, Clark Kent is protecting the world as Superman and working as a reporter for the Daily Planet newspaper.
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