• Title(s) #204 - #215 Main character(s) Father Leone Mr. Orr Creative team Writer(s) Penciller(s) Inker(s) Letterer(s) Colorist(s) Volume 1 hardcover Volume 2 hardcover ' For Tomorrow' is a 2004-2005 published in #204-215. Written by and penciled by, with inks by, the story begins a year after a million people (including Superman's wife, ), mysteriously vanish from the face of the earth. As the Man of Steel tries to solve the puzzle while dealing with his personal loss as well as guilt over failing to prevent the disaster, a parallel story line concerns a priest questioning his faith and serving as Superman's confessor. This eventually gives way to a plot in which a megalomaniac bent on interplanetary conquest begins his attempt to capture his targets, and fighting through a heavy heart, Superman must stop him. Coming off of the wildly successful story arc, 's involvement as penciller on this story made it very highly anticipated.

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Although Azzarello's story received mixed reviews, Lee and Williams' artwork was highly praised and the series was financially lucrative enough for DC to publish an hardcover in April, 2009. Contents • • • • • • Background [ ] The situational focus of 'For Tomorrow' is on two events that took place prior to the twelve-issue story arc's starting point. The first is 'The Vanishing', where a million people mysteriously disappeared from the planet, including, leaving only ghostly shadows in the places they had vanished. The second is Superman's creation of an alternate reality, which he meant to use as a refuge for the people of Earth in case a tragedy such as the one that befell were to occur.

When creating this reality, Superman also built robots in the likeness of, and to protect it. However, upon its completion, he felt that it was not his place to change the course of a planet's destiny and put the world in the, erasing his memory of creating it. 'For Tomorrow' is told. With regard to continuity, there are no prior stories wherein the two events described above are delineated in abstract. Plot [ ] The story opens with Superman struggling with the fact that he could not save all the people that were caught in The Vanishing.

He visits Father Leone, a priest suffering from cancer, in his church. Superman tells him how he was in outer space saving when The Vanishing occurred, outlining his feelings of guilt as he feels he abandoned Earth when it needed him most. This is a first of several 'confessionals' between Superman and Father Leone. At their next encounter, Superman explains how he traced the source of The Vanishing to an unnamed foreign country in the Middle East. In the midst of a war, Superman removes from one side all of their weapons; on the other he faces General Nox, a military leader intent on taking over the country. Nox refuses to stand down and, along with his super-powered minion, fights against Superman's interference. Equus is injured and, in a last-ditch attempt to escape, activates the Vanishing Device, creating a second 'Vanishing', which vanishes himself, General Nox and 300,000 more inhabitants of Earth.

This leads to Superman having to face the anger of the public and the. Taking control of the Vanishing Device, Superman and Father Leone travel to the, where they try to perfect the device so that Superman can vanish himself to discover where the other people were taken.

Before he gets a chance to do so, he is confronted by, who attempts to stop Superman from carrying out his plan. She believes Superman's efforts are likely to result in his death, amounting to a suicide mission. The Fortress of Solitude is also visited by Mr. Orr, who tracked Father Leone via a painkilling injection Orr administered earlier.

Orr is a mercenary who is working for a mysterious group of powerful individuals described by Orr himself as having '80% of the world population working for them in one way or another.' Superman fights Wonder Woman and then tells her that the Fortress is set to self-destruct. He also asks her to save Mr. Orr and Father Leone.

Moments before the Fortress explodes, he vanishes himself, transporting him to Metropia, the paradise world he had created in the Phantom Zone. In Metropia, Superman is reunited with Lois Lane. He also learns of existence in Metropia. It turns out that it was this Zod who was behind The Vanishing, as he was trying to build an empire in Metropia.

The robots that Superman built attack Zod, Equus, who is now working for Zod, and Zod's other followers. The robots are destroyed, which prompts Superman to attack, defeating Equus and Zod. He transports everyone back to Earth and destroys Metropia. During the last moments of the alternate world, Superman tries to help Zod by saving his life, which the latter refuses to allow. As this is occurring, it is shown that Mr. Orr has talked to Father Leone about Superman. Orr has learned of Father Leone's cancer and says that he can cure him.

The 'cure' actually turns out to be a horrific biological experiment that transforms him into an enhanced version of Equus, called Pilate. Upon his return to Earth, Superman has to confront the Father Leone version of Equus. Disgusted at what he has become, he asks Superman to kill him. Horrified at this request, Superman refuses to do so. As Leone continues to argue with him, a recovered Equus attacks, probably thinking that Father Leone, a construct like himself will help him in fighting Superman. Father Leone, however, in a last act of desperation, lunges at Equus, driving them both into a fiery nova in the background, which transports them to an island where they continue to fight.

Lois and all the others that disappeared in The Vanishing return to Earth. Having restored the victims of The Vanishing, Superman has saved the day again. He proceeds to construct a new Fortress of Solitude in the midst of a 'jungle'. Reminiscing about the events, he asks himself, while he has saved countless millions of lives over the years, who will save him when the end comes. With these threads tied, the story ends, however, the issues of Mr.

Orr and the mysterious organization are left unresolved. Campbell Biology 9th Edition Chapter 22 Test Answers. Continuity [ ]. This article needs to be updated. Please update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. (October 2013) Even after the ' event, which transformed the face of the in the wake of the series, 'For Tomorrow' is still in DCU continuity.

It is revealed that the Zod seen in this storyline was an alternate universe version of the character. The 'real' General Zod appears for the 'first' time in the ' arc, which ran in in.

The idea of Superman moving to a jungle to construct a new is a major story arc elaborated on prior to the events of and. He does not return to the to rebuild the destroyed Fortress until the 'One Year Later' arc. In addition, returns in #36 (2007), in which he is trying to instigate a strike on metahumans.

The unnamed organization mentioned by Mr. Orr is revealed in the (2008) as, the once part of department tasked with researching new human weapons. Collected editions [ ] The series has been collected into two: • Volume 1 (collects Superman #204-209, 160 pages, softcover,, June 2006,, DC Comics, May 2006,, hardcover, Titan Books, May 2005,, DC Comics, ) • Volume 2 (collects Superman #210-215, 160 pages, softcover,, January 2007,, DC Comics, May 2006,, hardcover, Titan Books, September 2005,, DC Comics, August 2005, ) There is a trade of the whole story in one volume a few years after the Absolute edition in February 2013 ( ). There is also an: • Absolute Superman: For Tomorrow (304 pages, hardcover, DC Comics, April 2009, ) References [ ].

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