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\n'This is an Imaginary Story… aren't they all?' That's how Superman #423 started in 1986, Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?, the final two-issue story for the pre-Crisis version of the character, which would continue in Action Comics, before the big John Byrne and Marv Wolfman relaunch of the character and a new Superman #1.
\nMetropolis is destroyed at the hands of Bizarro Superman. The Toyman and the Prankster expose Superman's secret identity on live television after torturing and killing his friend Pete Ross. Lex Luthor searches the Arctic for the remains of Brainiac – who ends up killing Luthor but possessing his body and brain. An army of Metallos attacks the Daily Planet staff, now that Superman's identity is revealed, and he evacuates them to his Fortress of Solitude for their safety.
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