American comic book: Absolute Spider-Man

Thor's database doesn't actually contain much information about Krypton's advanced technology, since that information is monopolized by Krypton's scientific alliance.

However! The database contains the molecular equation for sunstone and instructions on how to use it.

Karl's battle suit is formed from solar stone nanocrystals. In addition to being able to transform into a battle suit, cape, weapon, and spaceship, this thing can also heal certain injuries or turn into a large red nanostorm to protect the people inside or carry them flying. When fully opened, it can even cover a small town.

Most importantly, the armor and cloak formed from the sun dust are really cool. Peter has been secretly drooling over Karl's armor more than once.

As for Thor's underlying code, it can be used to upgrade Jarvis. Although Thor is a bit stubborn, he's much more reliable than Jarvis and Ultron.

However, there is still a problem: neither DC nor Marvel has come up with a device that can artificially synthesize sunstones. To mine them, one would have to search for them in the Kryptonian debris, which is nine million light-years away.

However, just because science can't solve something doesn't mean magic can't. Peter remembers that one of Wanda's abilities is to modify probability, which might help him create the Sunstone.

Once I get back to Marvel, I'll ask Gu to help me find someone.

Now, Peter plans to visit Gotham.

……

The biggest difference between Bruce Wayne of the Absolute Universe and Bruce Wayne of other universes isn't that he doesn't own Wayne Enterprises and is just an ordinary engineer; nor is it that he's like Bane, who's similar to the Hulk, or the Joker, who owns JK Holdings, is incredibly wealthy, immortal, and can transform into monsters—it's simply that—

He has a mother, and Martha is still alive.

From this point of view alone, Uncle Da's kindness can never be repaid.

His origin story is no longer Crime Alley, but Gotham Zoo.

As a child, Bruce won a junior engineering competition, and the prize was a trip to the zoo for the whole class.

On the day of the trip, a gunman attacked the zoo.

In the chaos, Thomas Wayne, a teacher, quickly led his students to take refuge in the bat enclosure.

He pushed everyone inside, including his son, closed the door, and left himself outside forever.

Inside the bat enclosure, Bruce's loud calls to his father outside the door attracted countless bats.

When the doors to the bat enclosure opened, the police found Bruce completely engulfed in bats.

Although he still lost his father, Bruce's life in this universe is arguably much happier than in other universes. Catwoman, Two-Face, Penguin, Riddler, Killer Croc, and other villains from the main universe are still his childhood friends who grew up with him.

Having normal social interactions and friends to help him overcome childhood trauma, Bruce in this universe is not as universally disliked as those in other universes.

……

James Gordon, the detective who once comforted Bruce at the scene of Thomas Wayne's murder, has a very different fate from Gordon in other universes.

Gordon successfully ran for mayor, defeating Hamilton Hill, a notorious corrupt opponent, in a fierce election.

However, his mayoral term was accompanied by nightmares, with a nihilistic terrorist organization called "Party Animals" launching a massive terrorist attack that completely crippled the Gotham Police Department.

His political rival, Hill, used this as an opportunity to launch a fierce attack on him and ran for mayor this year.

Black Mask, who has a working relationship with Hill and is the leader of the Party Animals, has made a deal with Bruce, who has been cracking down on the Party Animals.

Black Mask will pay Bruce $200 million if he stops his attacks on the Party Animals gang for the next week.

Bruce agreed.

When they met on the rooftop of a building, Black Mask was smug and announced that the money had arrived in his account, even jokingly guessing how he planned to spend it.

Bruce calmly told him that he had already spent the money.

He piled two hundred million dollars in cash on the memorial lighthouse at the former zoo site, forming a giant bat symbol, and then remotely activated the lighthouse.

The beams of searchlight pierced the night sky, projecting the bat symbol made of burning cash onto the Gotham skyline.

To commemorate Thomas Wayne and others who perished in the tragedy, a memorial lighthouse was erected on the site of the former zoo.

The planned lighting ceremony of the memorial lighthouse was cancelled this year due to the violence perpetrated by "party animals".

So Bruce used the two hundred million dollars to hold his own lighting ceremony.

Batman and the Joker are truly a match made in heaven. In one universe, the Joker spent two hundred million dollars for his ideals, and in the absolute universe, Bruce Wayne also spent two hundred million dollars for his ideals.

The flashing of the Bat-Signal signified the complete breakdown of the deal, and a fierce battle immediately ensued.

At the beginning of the battle, Bruce, who is 2.1 meters tall and skilled in combat, displayed terrifying strength and easily repelled many of Black Mask's henchmen.

However, Black Mask, as one of Gotham's many extraordinary figures, can be said to have no bottom line.

He ordered the snipers who were already lying in ambush on the surrounding rooftops to fire indiscriminately, regardless of whether they were friend or foe.

Bruce is pretty amazing; he tried to protect the gang members who were wielding knives at him just a second ago.

Then Black Mask seized the opportunity.

The man in black had someone use a net to ensnare him and disarm him.

Now, Black Mask is mocking Bruce mercilessly, his mistress tearing the pointed earlobe off Bruce's helmet—his batarang—and stabbing it into his body again and again.

Just as a party animal gang member picked up a flamethrower, preparing to set a bat on fire, a spider web covered the nozzle of the launcher.

A red and blue figure landed on the rooftop. The black-masked man looked at the strange figure in a bodysuit with a spider symbol on his chest and couldn't help but ask, "And what are you?"

Peter once again plagiarized Toei's Spider-Man's lines and design: "A man who sheds tears for his father's love—400 old ladies!"

Black Mask looked at this guy who seemed mentally unstable and gestured to his men to finish him off quickly so as not to spoil his fun torturing Batman.

A gangster wearing a skull mask, carrying a machete, grinned as he approached Peter and swung the machete.

Peter sidestepped the machete and threw a punch at the arm holding it.

Amidst the deafening roar of cannonballs, the middle section of that arm exploded into a cloud of blood mist that flew everywhere.

The gang members let out a piercing scream, and with that scream, Peter disappeared from everyone's sight.

Peter began attacking all the party animal members present.

Party animals include not only young and middle-aged men, but also women and minors.

Peter considered himself a strongman and never laid a hand on women or children.

Then, the sounds of bones and muscles shattering and limbs being violently torn from the torso rang out continuously.

One minute later, everyone in the party animals, regardless of age or gender, had their limbs broken by Peter in an extremely cruel manner, and screams of pain, some sharp and some weak, rose and fell.

I almost forgot, another characteristic of the strong: they don't distinguish between men and women, or young and old.