Superman killing Zod wasn't out of character.
Superman's controversial decision to kill General Zod in the DCEU, as seen in Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, was met with a fair share of criticism from fans, who argued that it flew in the face of the hero's "no kill" rule. However, a comic that came out not too long after Man of Steel's debut explained just why he made this choice – and it actually makes sense.
While holding the Clown Prince of Crime firmly with his superpowered grip, Superman explains to the villain that while he makes it his mission not to kill, he doesn't really have "a code, or a limit, or rules."Superman's Code Is Actually Not A Code At All A telling moment in this interaction with the Joker finds Superman warning him not to push his buttons.
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