It seems like no matter what Superman does, he can never beat Doomsday. Doomsday has been killed and sent to Hell, and ...

Doomsday always equates to a bad day for Superman. The monstrous, spiky villain played an active role in one of the Man of Steel's most famous story lines ever in the 1990s and killed the ...

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 ...

Doomsday is here because he was able to do the one that the vast majority of Superman’s villain haven’t been able to do — he’s killed Superman. Doomsday is the perfect weapon, created on ...

In the former, we saw him learn Clark Kent was Superman, attempted to convince ... but that’s not what killed him. Doomsday carried that out when Sam refused to tell Luthor Elizabeth’s ...

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.

Doomed” is the first major conflict between Superman and Doomsday depicted in the New 52 era. Doomsday famously “killed” Superman in 1992’s “The Death of Superman” storyline ...

Doomsday is a ravaging madman bent on destroying anything and everything in his path. The main thing you need to know about him is that he killed the man of steel in 1992's "The Death of Superman." ...

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 ...