Warning! Contains Spoilers For Superman #21! Due to the never ending nature of comic books, it's completely reasonable that Superman would wish that some of his villains would just go away forever.

Anyone familiar with early-’90s DC comics will recognize this creature instantly: it’s Doomsday, the beast that killed Superman in 1992’s best-selling “Death of Superman” story line.

Yes, this guy killed Superman. In the comics, Doomsday's powers include super strength, speed, regeneration, and he can even resurrect himself. (Yeah, that's not good.) Here's how he looks in the ...

In November 1992, Mike Kennedy, the co-owner of Planet Comics in Oklahoma City ... assembled but could do nothing. Come Superman #75, the character, Doomsday, would be locked in combat with ...

An interesting thing about the Time Trapper is there have been multiple beings wearing the purple robes and the latest shocked readers: an older version of Doomsday. Superman #20 reveals the ...

That would be Doomsday, the monster who killed Superman back in 1992's ... meaning there was a new Superman solo comic almost every week -- were tightly interconnected, and so there used to ...

For most of his 84-year history in various media, Superman has been ... as is expected in the realm of comics). Following his escape from his underground tomb, Doomsday went on a destructive ...

Doomsday, the monstrous villain who killed the Man of Steel all the way back in the classic Death of Superman story is coming back to the DC Universe this summer in August's Action Comics Presents ...

Most importantly, Doomsday is known as the character that "killed" Superman in the comics, which may remind some of Bane in Batman's back catalogue. The physical embodiment of '90s comics (crazy ...