She barters for Jonathan's soul, but he refuses.
Blaze is trying to sever the spiritual cord between Jonathan and Clark. Moments later, the true architect behind Jonathan's visions reveals herself - Blaze. Desperately, he pleads with Clark and tells him that it is not his time.
He finds Clark's soul-self, but Clark is ready to go on to the afterlife. He discovers that the man he is trying to rescue, is not some mysterious downed airman, but his son - Superman. Harry Kent died in a farming accident in Smallville, not in Korea. He sees his brother Harry, dressed in military fatigues, and knows that something is wrong. He recalls being a soldier in the Korean War, trying to save the life of a downed airman. As doctors labor to save him, Jonathan's spirit leaves his body and he experiences visions of his past. Jonathan Kent suffers a massive heart attack and is taken to the hospital. Inks: Doug Hazelwood, Dennis Janke, Denis Rodier.Pencils: Tom Grummett, Jon Bogdanove, Jackson Guice, Dan Jurgens.Written by Jerry Ordway, Louise Simonson, Roger Stern, Karl Kesel, Dan Jurgens.Reign of the Supermen is generally adapted along with the previous storylines, for example in the book The Death and Life of Superman. The Supermen were: Last Son of Krypton (Action Comics), a cold, emotionless Kryptonian persona Superboy (Adventures of Superman), a teenage clone of Superman Steel (Superman: The Man of Steel), an engineer who built a high-powered suit of armor to carry on Superman's legacy and finally Cyborg Superman (Superman), who most resembled the real Man of Steel but who was a cybernetic organism. Each of the four superman books featured one of the four supermen, which were all created by the creative teams of those books. The premise was that, since Superman's death, four other supermen have appeared, claiming to be the resurrected Man of Steel, each with different powers and personalities, each having some claim to the Last son of Krypton's legacy. The storyline was carried throughout issues of Action Comics, Superman, Adventures of Superman, and Superman: The Man of Steel. The storyline not only brings back the Man of Steel to life, but also concludes The Death of Superman trilogy. The title was named for the very first Superman story by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Reign of the Superman. Reign of the Supermen (sold in trade paperback as The Return of Superman) was a 1990s comic book storyline published between June and October 1993, a followup to The Death of Superman and World Without a Superman. Jon Bogdanove, Tom Grummett, Jackson Guice, Dan Jurgens Dan Jurgens, Louise Simonson, Roger Stern
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