* While sweeping the perimeter of New Lurvan after the battle, Dev and Jayna discovered Doomsday, encased underground in ice. * Having been crushed by rubble in last week’s battle, Adam Strange lost feeling in his legs - but soon enough Val has outfitted him with a handy jetpack that will take some used to operating, at least when indoors! Later, she is aghast to see fly overhead dozens of… hawkpeople? Exploring where she landed, she finds a mass of charred corpses, and then one scorched humanoid who’s in the process of taking his last breaths. Seg also learns that Nyssa has gone “missing,” having stolen Adam’s zeta beam device to travel to planet Rann and find the inventor Sardath (and in turn, track down Brainiac/Jor-El).

Later, celebrating their big win in New Lurvan, Seg bumps into Lobo, and after much chest puffing on both sides, the frenemies wind up striking a deal: Seg will help find Lobo find Brainiac, if only so he can find his abducted son Jor-El (“Silly name”). Now, what to do with Zod…? We realize that the finale’s cold open - in which the general was about to wage war on no less than Earth - was but a fantasy he is enmeshed in, having eventually been “imprisoned” with Black Mercy, by his parents. At Seg’s request, the commander orders the ground forces to retreat from New Lurvan. Seg starts to choke his son to death, but Lyta beckons him to hold back. Seg pins Dru to the ground and slugs him near-senseless. She and Seg, pummeling their son in tandem, proves too much for Dru to handle. Zod orders the interlopers to be arrested, but his commander, processing all of the news, shrugs, “Arrest them yourself!” Seg then steps into the plaza, ready to rumble, echoing the Superman line: “General, would you care to step outside?” As the men begin trading blows, Seg is clearly being bested. She effectively drives home the fact that Zod, their “savior,” used reconditioning to secure their bidding. When Dru arrives and scoffs at the lad’s claims/attempted coup, Lyta shows up to reveal herself to the people and tell the story of the Black Mercy fakeout. And while lasers fly back and forth on the snowy battleground, Seg arrives at Kandor and addresses a crowd, alerting them to Zod’s somatic reconditioning tactics. Now definitely outgunned, the rebels, led by Jayna and Dev, commit to fending off the enemy best they can while Seg sneaks off to confront Zod at Kandor. Krypton Spinoff, About Lobo, Is in the Works Alas, no sooner does the rebels’ plan start to take shape than Zod catches wind of the potential break in his ranks, and puts a stop to it.īlood Drive Boss Teases What Would've Happened in Seasons 2 and 3 That actually won’t be so great a problem, Jayna interrupts, noting that Seg has returned - alive, to Lyta’s great relief, and with others at his side. But even if that works, in the wake of the Wegthor conflict, how can they “fake an entire army,” Dev asks.

You May Also Like.Lyta suggests that they enlist disenfranchised Sagitari, who will be loyal to her, and in turn dwindle Zod’s ranks. Fighting to redeem his family's honor and protect the ones he loves, Seg is also faced with a life and passing conflict - save his home planet or let it be destroyed in order to restore the fate of his future grandson. With Krypton's leadership in disarray, Seg-El encounters Earthly time-traveler Adam Strange who warns he's under the clock to save his beloved world from chaos. Set two generations before the destruction of Superman's home planet, Krypton follows Seg-El, the legendary Man of Steel's grandfather - whose House of El was ostracized and shamed. In the wake of tragedy, Seg helps Nyssa rescue their son.

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