The Most Pause-Worthy Moments From Man Of Steel

Eventually, Clark finds his way to a research site in the Canadian Arctic. Here, researchers have found a massive object beneath the ice that is thousands of years old. Clark has an inkling as to what it could possibly be. One blustery night, Clark heads out to the ice and burns a tunnel down to the object below with his heat vision. Intrepid investigative journalist Lois Lane — who also happens to be in the area at the time — manages to spot Clark in the act and decides to tail the mystery man.

While aboard the ship, Clark admires the craftsmanship and details that obviously reflect an alien world, including the nearly mummified corpse inside of one of the pods. Who could this particular Kryptonian have been? Is it anyone of consequence? Right next to the corpse is an open pod signifying that someone survived the trip and disembarked. 

Given that there are no other corpses on the ship, perhaps, the Kryptonian is still on Earth. In fact, this Easter Egg was further fleshed out in “Man of Steel: The Prequel” comic book, where the passenger was revealed to be Kara Zor-El. She, of course, is traditionally known as Superman’s cousin, Supergirl. This version of the character, however, is likely not tied into the version that we will see in live-action with the upcoming film, “The Flash.”

Eventually, Clark finds his way to a research site in the Canadian Arctic. Here, researchers have found a massive object beneath the ice that is thousands of years old. Clark has an inkling as to what it could possibly be. One blustery night, Clark heads out to the ice and burns a tunnel down to the object below with his heat vision. Intrepid investigative journalist Lois Lane — who also happens to be in the area at the time — manages to spot Clark in the act and decides to tail the mystery man.

While aboard the ship, Clark admires the craftsmanship and details that obviously reflect an alien world, including the nearly mummified corpse inside of one of the pods. Who could this particular Kryptonian have been? Is it anyone of consequence? Right next to the corpse is an open pod signifying that someone survived the trip and disembarked. 

Given that there are no other corpses on the ship, perhaps, the Kryptonian is still on Earth. In fact, this Easter Egg was further fleshed out in “Man of Steel: The Prequel” comic book, where the passenger was revealed to be Kara Zor-El. She, of course, is traditionally known as Superman’s cousin, Supergirl. This version of the character, however, is likely not tied into the version that we will see in live-action with the upcoming film, “The Flash.”