MidReal Story
Epic Supermen: Multiverse Battle for Reality's Fate
Scenario: Christopher Reeve superman met Henry Cavill, Brandon Routh, Tyler Hoechlin, Dean Cain, Tom Welling superman in a multiverse battle against doom
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Tyler Hoechlin
superman from a parallel world, works with the team of supermen, athletic build in a modern suit design, determined and brave
Christopher Reeve
iconic superman, allies with other supermen, tall with classic superhero build, charismatic and wise
Henry Cavill
modern superman, part of the supermen alliance, muscular with chiseled features, stoic and powerful
It was a dark and stormy night.
I know, I know, it sounds like the opening of a bad novel, but it’s true.
There was a storm coming, and I could feel it in my bones.
I was sitting in my favorite chair in the living room of my home in upstate New York.
The house was quiet, and I was alone with my thoughts.
I had just finished reading a book, and I was staring out the window at the rain when it happened.
There was a flash of light, and then everything went dark.
I jumped to my feet and ran to the window, but I couldn’t see anything through the rain.
I turned back to the room and that’s when I saw it.
A figure standing in the middle of the room.
He was tall and muscular, with chiseled features and dark hair that fell in waves around his face.
He was wearing a red cape that billowed out behind him, and a blue suit with an “S” shield on his chest.
I smiled as I recognized him.
“Hey, Henry,” I said.
“What are you doing here?”
Henry Cavill is the Superman of the DC Extended Universe, and he’s one of my best friends.
He’s also the only other Superman I’ve ever met.
Henry shrugged, a small smile playing at his lips.
“I don’t know,” he said.
“I was just sitting in my trailer on the set of that new movie I’m shooting, when all of a sudden I was here.”
“Me too,” I said.
“Maybe it’s another one of those cosmic whatever-the-hell-they-were.”
Henry chuckled and nodded.
“Yeah, maybe.”
We stood there in silence for a moment, both of us looking around the room and wondering what would happen next.
Then, there was another flash of light, and another figure appeared in the room.
He was tall and lean, with dark hair and bright blue eyes.
He was wearing a red cape that hung to his knees, and a blue suit with a gold belt.
I stepped forward, holding out my hand to greet him.
Brandon Routh, the Superman from Superman Returns, smiled and shook my hand.
“It’s good to see you again,” he said.
I nodded and turned back to Henry, who was watching us with a curious expression on his face.
“Oh, hey,” Brandon said, holding out his hand in greeting.
“I’m Brandon Routh.”
Henry took his hand and shook it.
“Nice to meet you, Brandon,” he said.
The three of us stood there for a moment, looking at each other and wondering why we had been brought together.
Then, there was another flash of light, and another figure appeared in the room.
This one was shorter than the others, but no less impressive.
He had dark hair and deep brown eyes, and he was wearing a red cape that hung to his waist, and a blue suit with a red belt.
He looked around the room, his eyes wide with surprise.
“Hey, Tyler,” I said.
Tyler Hoechlin is the Superman from Arrowverse.
He stepped forward and shook my hand, then turned to greet the others.
Christopher Reeve blinked as he looked upon his fellow Supermen from different universes.
It was a surreal moment as he stared at the men who stood before him, each one a distinct representation of the iconic hero in their own right.
Henry Cavill was the first to speak up as he noticed Christopher Reeve staring at him.
“You’re the classic Superman,” he said with surprise.
Christopher Reeve nodded as he took in Henry Cavill’s appearance; he was a far cry from his own tall but lean frame, with broad shoulders and powerful biceps bulging beneath his skin-tight costume.
The man who played Superman in the DC Extended Universe was also much younger than Christopher Reeve remembered himself being when he played the role back in the late 1970s and 1980s.
But what struck Christopher Reeve most of all was Henry Cavill’s appearance – he looked like a darker version of Superman.
Henry Cavill was the epitome of the modern superhero: dark hair and brooding good looks that could melt the heart of any woman.
And as he stared at Christopher Reeve with sharp blue eyes that bore into him with intense curiosity, Christopher Reeve couldn’t help but feel like he was staring at the hero that Superman had become since his time.
Christopher Reeve shook his head as he turned to look at Brandon Routh.
The actor who played the Man of Steel in Superman Returns looked just as regal now as he had back then.
His dark hair was shorter now and he looked older – not by much – but there was definitely a hint of maturity to the man that wasn’t there before.
Tyler Hoechlin cleared his throat and stepped forward as he held out his hand to greet Christopher Reeve.
“Hi,” he said.
“Nice to meet you.”
Christopher Reeve shook his hand and offered him a warm smile.
“Nice to meet you too,” he said.
“How are things with you?”
“I’m doing well,” Tyler Hoechlin said with a grin.
And you?
“I’m good,” Christopher Reeve said.
He looked at Dean Cain, who was still standing in the corner of the room, watching them with interest.
The actor who played the Man of Steel in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman had been the last one to arrive, and he was still taking in the sight of his fellow Supermen.
Dean Cain cleared his throat and stepped forward to greet him.
“Hello,” he said, offering his hand.
Christopher Reeve shook it and smiled.
“It’s good to see you again,” he said.
Dean Cain nodded, his dark eyes twinkling with amusement.
“It’s good to be here,” he said.
The two of them stood there for a moment, smiling at each other and enjoying the reunion.
Then, there was another flash of light and another figure appeared in the room.
This one was shorter and stockier than the others, with bright blue eyes and wavy blond hair.
He was wearing a black suit with a red cape that hung down to his knees.
He looked around the room, his lips curling into a charming smile as he took in the sight of his fellow Supermen.
“Well, I’ll be damned,” he said with a chuckle.
“We’re all together at last.”
The Supermen stood at the center of the cosmic hub, where all realities converged.
Though they hailed from different universes and different times, they were bound together by their shared heritage and a common goal: to save all realities from destruction by the universal destroyer.
As they stared at each other, each one was struck by the sheer weight of the responsibility that lay ahead of them.
But they were determined to succeed, no matter what it took.
Christopher Reeve cleared his throat and turned to face his fellow Supermen.
“Now that we’re all here,” he began, “I think it’s time for us to introduce ourselves and share what we know.”
Henry Cavill nodded and stepped forward as he held out his hand to Christopher Reeve.
“I’m Henry Cavill,” he said.
“I come from the future of your universe.”
“It’s nice to meet you,” Christopher Reeve said with a smile as he shook his hand.
He turned to face Brandon Routh next.
“And I know you,” he said with a grin.
“Superman Returns is one of my favorite movies.”
Brandon Routh chuckled and shook his hand.
“I’m Brandon Routh,” he said.
“Nice to meet you, Christopher.”
“The pleasure is all mine,” Christopher Reeve said.
Brandon Routh smiled and nodded, then turned to face Tyler Hoechlin.
“And you are?”
“I’m Tyler Hoechlin,” he said.
“I come from a parallel universe where I work with a team of amazing superheroes.”
“It’s good to meet you,” Brandon Routh said as he held out his hand.
“Your Superman is pretty cool too.”
Tyler Hoechlin smiled and shook his hand.
“Thank you,” he said.
“Now that we’ve introduced ourselves, I think it’s time for us to get started,” Dean Cain said as he stepped forward.
“Like Christopher said, we need to start sharing what we know so that we can prepare for battle.”
The others nodded and followed him into a circle, where they stood facing each other in a semicircle.
They were all eager to get started, but at the same time, there was a sense of unease in the air as they prepared for battle.
Christopher Reeve cleared his throat and turned to face Henry Cavill.
“Why don’t you go first?”
“What do you want me to do?”
Henry Cavill asked.
“You’re the strongest one here,” Dean Cain said with a chuckle.
“Why don’t you show us what you’ve got?”
Henry Cavill chuckled and nodded, then turned and walked over to a pile of boulders that was stacked in one corner of the room.
He reached down and grabbed one, then lifted it up over his shoulder and held it there with ease.
He took a few steps forward and looked at his fellow Supermen, then smiled and tossed it at them.
They all scattered like frightened birds, then watched in amazement as the boulder crashed into the far wall of the room, leaving a massive dent behind.
“That was impressive,” Dean Cain said with a chuckle.
“You’ve got some serious power there.”
“But how is your precision?”
Henry Cavill laughed and shook his head, then walked over to another pile of boulders and began tossing them at his fellow Supermen one by one.
