Directed by: Brandon Vietti, Bruce Timm, Bruce W. Timm, Lauren Montgomery
Starring: Adam Baldwin, Anne Heche, James Marsters, John DiMaggio
Superman is revived at the Fortress of Solitude by his robot and then races back to Metropolis where he battles his misguided clone. He defeats his clone by having the Kryptonite cartridge from Lex's gun stuck to his clones chest with tar and uses his laser vision to bust it open, making a cloud of Kryptonite dust that his clone inhales. This coats his lungs with a lethal dose and he drops the Superman Memorial statue on himself, then dies in the real Superman's arms from the crushing wound and lungs coated with Kryptonite. The people of Metropolis see he is the real Superman ans he earns their trust back. Superman then revealed his identity as Clark Kent to Lois at her apartment, and the movie ends showing Lex Luthor is still alive and marveling at how it would seem that Superman can't be killed after all.
Continuity mistake: Doomsday has a bone spike protruding up from each of his 4 knuckles. But when Doomsday grabs Superman by the head and draws back to punch him hard in the face, the spike on his thumb is missing. Superman catches his fist, and in that shot you can see two more of the spikes have vanished, and Doomsday only has one over his middle knuckle. (00:23:55)
Grumpy Man: Yeah, like we really needed him to bust up the mechanical spider, right? Lame.
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Answer: It was his way of coping with grief after Superman dies. Jimmy felt he needed to be in a new environment, away from painful memories. Similarly, Perry White turned to alcohol for solace, while Lois Lane sought out Clark's mother, Martha Kent for help.
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