Hyperion was also one of Marvel's Superman knockoffs, sharing many similarities with the original. For example, he needed to absorb light to charge his body, could fire Heat Vision, and feared a stone called "Aragonite."
Of course, there were differences too. His Magic Resistance was higher than that of the genuine Superman next door, but his performance in battle was far inferior. He lacked super-hearing, and there was no Batwoman among his teammates.
The "tribute version" of Batwoman here was called Nighthawk. The bat emblem on his chest had simply been replaced by a black bird with spread wings. Everyone knew what kind of bird hunted at night—it was an owl. As for his intelligence, it was probably about on Barry's level?
Most importantly, Nighthawk had not suffered enough pain or endured enough bitter hatred. He had experienced far, far less darkness than the genuine one.
There were many versions of Hyperion. Aside from the golden briefs worn outside his clothes, which never changed, the color of his bodysuit was always shifting around.
And because Gene Sample management had failed, many people had stolen his genes and produced all kinds of Clones.
Even Su Ming could not immediately determine whether the Hyperion before him was genuine or a Clone. The only thing he could confirm was that this was Earth-712, because Hyperion had appeared here, along with the one-of-a-kind super-corrupt government in the Multiverse.
Who had ever seen a United States where buying and selling official positions was openly legalized? This was it.
Huge billboards all over the streets brazenly advertised various New York City offices for sale. Similar ads filled the entire city, even listing the estimated annual return rate—how much money one could roughly rake in through various means each year after obtaining that position.
Su Ming had