"Damn it, you've made me angry!"
With a roar, Superman got to his feet and tore off his black uniform, revealing his powerful muscles.
Golden light flashed more fiercely across his body, and his aura kept rising, with no sign of stopping.
For a moment, even his hair seemed to turn gold.
At the sight, Thanos wondered whether this universe's Superman had watched Dragon Ball.
The next instant, Superman vanished.
Boom!
Thanos sent Superman flying with a palm strike.
The force was so great it left a huge crater in the ground.
But whenever Thanos tried to follow up, Superman darted in and out like a fly, refusing to stay and fight.
He kept swooping in from different directions, denying Thanos any chance to attack.
Superman was determined to exploit the fact that Thanos couldn't fly.
Thanos narrowed his eyes.
"Corvus Glaive, bring me Darkseid!"
Without Darkseid beside him, he worried the universe would turn against him.
He wasn't afraid of being expelled. He was afraid that if he used too much power, he would destroy the universe.
After all, his strength had surpassed Universal Level. He hadn't quite reached the Multiverse level, but no single universe could withstand him going all out.
He didn't know how strength was measured in the DC Universe, but he guessed it worked much like Marvel's.
In truth, Marvel's power levels were more a measure of destructive capacity than anything else.
If you could destroy a planet, you were Planetary Level. If you could destroy a galaxy, you were Skyfather-level. If you could destroy a universe, you were Universal Level.
It was a crude and far from rigorous way to classify strength.
Some people, empowered by certain beings, could crush a universe with one hand yet still die to a bullet.
Still, the DC