Gender Doesn't Have to Be So Rigid

You're telling me that guy in full armor was Spider-Man?

You might as well say he was Iron Man.

Barry came to his senses and said in astonishment, "You mean he was Gotham City's superhero, Spider-Man?"

Bruce nodded expressionlessly.

Barry slowly lowered his head and muttered, "How could this be..."

He had read the reports about Gotham's Spider-Man long ago.

As a veteran Marvel fan, he had practically worshipped this Spider-Man who had appeared in the real world.

It was Spider-Man's heroic deeds that had inspired him, shortly after gaining his powers, to find the courage to come to Metropolis and fight to protect Earth.

But he had never imagined that his first meeting with his idol would also be their final farewell.

Diana also walked over to the two of them. Looking at the empty sky, her face was full of regret.

The sight of someone bravely marching to their death reminded her of Steve, who had sacrificed himself many years ago.

No matter when or where, humanity would never lack the courage to stand up and fight.

Just as the mood became unbearably heavy, a massive alien warship tore through the clouds and landed amid the ruins of Metropolis.

Several smaller Kryptonian ships followed close behind. Their hatches slowly opened around the main vessel, and General Zod emerged with four Kryptonian warriors.

His cold gaze swept across the devastated city, his expression so grim it seemed water could drip from it.

"I never expected you Earthlings to accomplish this much. I underestimated you."

Bruce frowned deeply.

He recognized the newcomer as General Zod.

But Du Mu and Clark were no longer at his side.

His Anti-Superman Armor had been severely damaged in the previous battle, Barry was obviously a rookie with barely any combat experience, and Diana was