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Message: <blockquote data-quote="trappedslider" data-source="post: 9539527" data-attributes="member: 41932">so, folks transcribed the news paper that was seen in the trailer <a href="https://comicbookmovie.com/superman/superman-daily-planet-article-reveals-another-villain-not-grodd-and-some-potentially-major-plot-spoilers-a215244#gs.jb8sb3" target="_blank">SUPERMAN: Daily Planet Article Reveals Another Villain (Not Grodd) And Some Potentially Major Plot SPOILERS</a><img src="https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GfYw3pkaoAEUZN7?format=jpg&name=small" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="width: 493px" />Metropolis was targeted by a superpowered mystery man on Sunday, resulting in over 20 million dollars in damage to the city. The self-titled “Hammer of Boravia” attacked Downtown Metropolis claiming it was retribution for the recent political interventions in Boravia by Superman. This vengeful expedition turned into a terrorist assault on American soil, hospitalizing 22 Metropolis citizens.Boravia has been the source of numerous headlines worldwide in recent weeks as it invaded its neighboring country Jarhanpur, only for the brief war to be swiftly ended by the Superman. The President of Boravia, Vasil Glarkos(?), maintains the Hammer of Boravia is not a representative of the national government, but rather an independent vigilante…When addressing the political ramifications of his actions, Superman said, “While critics thousands of miles away from this conflict continue to argue if what I did was right or wrong, the bottom line is peoples lives were threatened. I had to act.”Damages included an ocular laser strike on the well-known Chocos building. “Luckily no employees were injured,” says a Chocos spokesperson, “and this will not affect the production of our beloved Chocos cookies!”The company also promised to offer employees affected by this attack a paid recovery holiday and says any requested therapy will be fully covered. No employees could be reached to confirm these offers…“I mean he’s helping people every day. I can do it at least once.”The destruction of public property due to the actions of super-powered individuals and extraterrestrials has been a contentious topic of discussion in local government. Many believe that the recent tax hike is a consequence of this rise in super-people acting outside the law. “The recent tax raise was only to support our ever growing population”, claims a representative from the metropolis capital, “our latest project is to restore reported condemned housing and recodify them into modern standards. This would increase available homes in New Troy 17%, Bakerline 19% and Queensland park 26%”.</blockquote>

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