Kryptonian Superman

As the Kryptonian ship began to move, America's military finally reacted. Several more fighter jets took off from nearby military districts, while countless troops advanced toward the ship.

America's air force, reputed to be the strongest in the world, launched an airstrike against the Kryptonian ship.

At this point, America still had not recognized reality. Just as Martian Manhunter had predicted, when faced with the suddenly appearing alien General Zod, they were not afraid. Instead, they believed they could defeat him and had even begun plotting how to divide the spoils.

It sounded ridiculous, but it was indeed true.

Enraged by Krypton's unannounced attack, America declared war on the Kryptonians and immediately dispatched its air force.

Only then did America discover the gap between them.

Against the Kryptonian ship's altered gravitational field, the American military's attacks were utterly useless. The Kryptonian ship did not even need to defend itself; the gravitational field alone caused every American attack to miss. Amid the chaotic gravity, missiles flew wildly off course, and even passing fighter jets were dragged down and crashed into the ground, killing their pilots and causing even more innocent civilian casualties.

The Kryptonians directly caused many human deaths, but many people also died under American military fire. Still, shirking responsibility had always been the American military's specialty, so that was hardly a problem.

However, the Kryptonians' power finally sobered up America's higher-ups somewhat, making them recognize the gap between the two sides.

DC World was different from Marvel World. It did not gloss over those who died in such events. The Kryptonian invasion caused massive casualties, and that was something that truly happened. It even became a reason to put Superman Clark on trial later. Unlike Marvel, where an alien invasion would kill countless people only for it to be