How Did Superman Get High Off Of Kryptonite? 👀 #shorts #dc

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In Batman/Superman issue 46, Superman touches Silver Kryptonite which causes a big flash to emit from it. This knocks out Superman, making him really hungry and even messing with his vision. He eventually got cured with the other half of the Silver Kryptonite.

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Bro imagine you're just chilling making brownies in your home, then all of a sudden the ground trembles as a blue and red blur tears through the sky towards your house

sebastianfontanez

He was so high that he needed to make a Whitecastle run.

TheHuntForSupper

So he's so super he can smell through the vaccum of space?😂

ThePersmo

"I think I'm feeling better, where is everyone?"
"they went to Dinosaur Island"
"oh.. ok maybe I'm still high."

derisgaming

Respect that totem.... talk about foreshadowing

zygas

Bruh that kyrptonite be hitting different

THunDRGDzila

Hay if you give this stuff to Zod he probably be chill

sytrosianoverlord

"It's got a little kick to it" vibes

Hellodude-elsp

So if it showed Bats everything he ever wanted, the implication is that Supes sees the others as cartoonish... even if only in his subconscious. 🤔

fredcapolongo

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