Source: 52 #52 (2007)
Type: Alternate Earth
Prior to the original Crisis, Earth-X was where the Nazis won the war and were still being fought by the heroes bought off Quality Comics (teaming up as the Freedom Fighters). In 52, Earth-X was restored, but now we found out the X stood for the number 10 (a trick Grant Morrison also pulled on Weapon X when he was on X-Men). And Earth-10's Superman is, of course, a nasty Nazi.
Actually, there are TWO Nazi Supermen of Earth-10, but I'll leave "Overman" (depicted in Final Crisis) for another day. Overman looks like he could be Kal-El, while Superman's blond hair makes him out to be, what... another Kryptonian? He was pretty obsessive about destroying all the kryptonite he could find, after all. Either way, bad, bad dude.
Want more? The Superman of Earth-10's only notable appearance (like, with dialog) is in Countdown to Adventure #2 (Nov 2007).
Type: Alternate Earth
Prior to the original Crisis, Earth-X was where the Nazis won the war and were still being fought by the heroes bought off Quality Comics (teaming up as the Freedom Fighters). In 52, Earth-X was restored, but now we found out the X stood for the number 10 (a trick Grant Morrison also pulled on Weapon X when he was on X-Men). And Earth-10's Superman is, of course, a nasty Nazi.Actually, there are TWO Nazi Supermen of Earth-10, but I'll leave "Overman" (depicted in Final Crisis) for another day. Overman looks like he could be Kal-El, while Superman's blond hair makes him out to be, what... another Kryptonian? He was pretty obsessive about destroying all the kryptonite he could find, after all. Either way, bad, bad dude.
Want more? The Superman of Earth-10's only notable appearance (like, with dialog) is in Countdown to Adventure #2 (Nov 2007).
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