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The Man of Steel #2 (October 1986) Superman easily snaps the barrel of a gun with two fingers Superman is utterly unphased by shots from machine guns Superman slags multiple guns with his heat vision and knocks out and picks up a burgler fasting than he can drop to the ground with light taps Superman knocks out a woman with a fingerflick

The Man of Steel #1 (October 1986) Early as a child, Clark was ran over by a bull but was unscratched As a teenager, he was able to lift up trucks one handed and even began to fly Off-Panel it's shown Superman was able to disrupt a tsunami and raise up the Titanic which weighs 52,310 tons and is under 37155.24 kPa of seawater pushing down on it. Superman is able to stabilize and pull a massive plane down to the ground. It dwarfed a private jet that was probably ~40-50 feet long.

The year was 1985 when the DC Multiverse was changed forevere. The infinite universes that once constituted DC Comics was condensed down to one. Many of the heroes of the Gilded, Silver, and Bronze Ages of DC Comics were slain by the events. Superman of Earth-Two and his adopted family survived in exile, and most survivors of Earth-One disappeared, replaced by the histories of newer incarnations. Even those who survived the crisis relatively unscathed like the New Gods' emanations, Wally West, and the Green Lanterns were heavily depowered. This depowering was intentional and concerted. To quote Dan Jurgens in 1994 And this is the lens we should be looking at feats at this time. However the main author for Superman at the time wasn't Dan Jurgens, it was someone else. Byrne Era (October 1986 - October 1988) The first showrunner for Superman was John Byrne. His first goal was to depower Superman and make him more human as he felt this would fix the issues Pre-Crisis Superman had...

Hello, I was suggested by Everlasting Mike to make a feats timeline for Post Crisis and Rebirth Superman. I will do so but I have college right now. I am setting this up just to begin over time whenever I actually have free time.