Supreme (Verse)

==Summary==
Supreme is a comic book series that follows the story of the fictional superhero of the same name. Created by Rob Liefeld and published by Image Comics, Supreme has gone through two distinct phases of existence.
Originally, Supreme was a Grim '90s Anti-Hero who had a very similar power set and appearance to classic Superman, but none of his morality or humility. Supreme was violent, brutal, aloof, with a massive ego, made no attempt to connect with humanity or live as a human, and was convinced that he was a god.
In 1996, Alan Moore took over the series, with permission to retcon anything he didn't like. Moore threw out most of Supreme's history and reinvented him as an explicit Superman homage, complete with his own scientific archnemesis with a name ending in X, a younger and more innocent Distaff Counterpart, a superteam similar to the Justice League of America, and so on.
==Power of the Verse==
Supreme is an exceptionally powerful verse, with its main protagonists having a power said to be equivalent to that of a 500 Megaton explosion. Their speed, even under normal conditions, is impressive: they can fly at a speed of about Mach 4. However, this is far from their upper limit; at their most powerful point, characters like Suprema demonstrated the ability to destroy entire planets, sew together black holes, and fly across the universe at unfathomable speeds.
The verse contains impressive abilities similar to those used by Superman, including Flight, Heat Vision, Ice Breath, Invulnerability, and many more.
==Supporters/Opponents/Neutral==
===Supporters===
*Therefir
*JTGamer96
===Opponents===
===Neutral===
==Characters==
Supreme IC.png|Supreme|link=Supreme (Image Comics)
Suprema render.png|Suprema|link=Suprema (Image Comics)
Radar 001.png|Radar|link=Radar the Hound Supreme (Image Comics)
Gorrl.jpg|Gorrl|link=Gorrl the Living Galaxy (Image Comics)
Category:Verses
Category:Supreme (Comic Book)
Category:Image Comics
Category:Comic Books
Category:1990s