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Comic #2251: 2011-07-13

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Panel 1: "When Superman started out, he saved dozens of lives every day."

Panel 2: "Stop crook!"

Panel 3: "The people were grateful."

Panel 4: "But soon it was realized that he could be saving many more lives."

Panel 5: "Instead of stopping criminals, how about you transport loads of grain to starving people?"

Panel 6: "Oh, okay…"

Panel 7: "We set out better and better life-saving techniques."

Panel 8: "New plan: Use your strength to plow farmland in impoverished countries. Economists think that's better long-term."

Panel 9: "But… every second of quibbling is another dead baby."

Panel 10: "Finally, we found maximum efficiency."

Panel 11: "We need to canal this magnet as fast as possible. The renewable energy generates wealth so cheap that everyone can enjoy a western standard of living."

Panel 12: "Oh, that reminds me. Keep your pose constant! It lasts times."

Panel 13: "Seems… a bit monotonous."

Panel 14: "This began to wear on the hero."

Panel 15: "I kinda miss fighting crime."

Panel 16: "You know what I miss? Food. That's what they'll say in Bangladesh if you stop."

Panel 17: "But society advanced rapidly on cheap, clean energy."

Panel 18: "Scientists discovered a problem."

Panel 19: "By our calculations, we will hit peak Superman here."

Panel 20: "When supermandies of exhaustion…"

Panel 21: "We collectively transitioned to clean energy, making Superman non-obsolete power source."

Panel 22: "You've been replaced."

Panel 23: "Munson, don't you read the news?"

Panel 24: "By then, society was so improved that crime was nonexistent, making Superman an obsolete resource."

Panel 25: "Stop crook!"

Panel 26: "Oh, now he's giving me a reason to retire and ski-mask."

Panel 27: "He tried to get a job, but his resume was a bit thin."

Panel 28: "1993-1997 Reporter, Daily Planet. 1991-present: Waving hands up and down constantly!"

Panel 29: "He spent his last few years as a greeter for the Smithsonian Museum of Superheroes."

Panel 30: "Welcome! My super-hearing tells me you need directions to the restroom?"

Panel 31: "The exhibit of his body was much more popular."

Panel 32: "Superman: An historical power source."


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