Superman is one of the strongest characters ever created, but even DC's Man of Steel would fall before the might of these superheroes and villains.

In other words, Live and Let Die is the only 007 movie where we see Bond’s kitchen. In SPECTRE, when we see Bond’s home, it’s like in Live and Let Die in that he’s visited by Moneypenny.

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with rich Renaissance Man Terry Sloane debuting as the character back in 1942's "Sensation Comics" #1. But the version we'll meet in "Superman" first showed up much later, in 1997's "Spectre" #54.

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DC Comics boasts one of the most terrifying rogues ... He proved capable of overwhelming entities like the Spectre and threatening the entire Orrery of Worlds, ultimately requiring the conceptual ...

He was approached by The Spectre, who told him of Terry Sloan’s life and death. This inspired Holt to take up Sloan’s mantle as the new Mister Terrific. (Image Source: DC Comics / Dave Gibbons ...

Mr. Terrific, aka Michael Holt, first appeared in DC Comics The Spectre (Vol. 3) #54 back in 1997. He has a genius-level intellect with Olympic-level athleticism and dozens of doctorates.

He had even literally been to Hell when he was bonded to The Spectre. However ... Matt Morrison has been writing about comics and superheroes for nearly two decades. His work can also be seen ...

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Thunderbolts* received favorable reviews and set X (previously Twitter) abuzz with memes, theories, and surprising supporters ...