Fortress of Solitude

And really what he's doing is he's testing our hearts to see, who do you fear? Who do you rely on for your sustenance? Is it flesh and blood or is it me? He's like magnifying this illusion.

So I was sort of seeing the suitcaster looking at like Superman's, you know, he had that place in the North Pole that was his fortress of solitude.

Fortress of solitude.

Not part of the ace curriculum, but go ahead.

Okay.

I love it.

That's great.

What's the place called in North Pole? The Fortress of Solitude.

Yeah.

Um, They're in the Arctic, and they bust in in this place that we're kind of led to believe is the Fortress of Solitude, or at least a version of it, because it's got the big door with the arrow key that you've got to be super strong to lift.

And they get in there, and somebody takes them all out.

And then we end up at a secret lab, and we're seeing all these supervillains captured.

All right.

Let us button things up here in the Fortress of Solitude.

It's been real, dude.

Smallville you next time.

And later, Linda watches with her telescopic vision as Superman got the warning.

To be safe, he went to his fortress of solitude in the Arctic.

Kryptonite is the only substance in the universe that can harm him.

Or me.

Of course, red kryptonite always affects us differently, but that's another story.

Suddenly, Linda Lee closes her diary excitedly and, Golly, I have a great idea how to conquer Kryptonite.

I'll change to Supergirl and tell Superman at his Fortress of Solitude.

Later, at the Man of Steel's Arctic Stronghold, Hi, cousin.

...

Brian, are you now ready to, uh, enter the Fortress of Solitude, the repository for all the knowledge of the known universe that's collected by the Kryptonians, to get a glimpse of where we came from as well as where we may be going?

This is the fortress Clark told me about.

Lois' moving in forces her to confront lingering regret involving her mother's passing, and in doing so prompts her to take drastic action to help repair Clark's broken relationship with Jor-El.

And, and Superman is still based in Kansas now.

Kal-El lives in the Kent home even though the Kents are gone, and you know, his, his Fortress of Solitude is basically the, the barn, you know, behind the house.

So, um, and I, I really loved, uh, some of the, the Kansas history stuff I got to write, and talking about the, you know, the Flint Hills and the Tallgrass Prairie and Kansas State Fair and, um, you know, I- I grew up in, grew up in Alabama, where Bug Wars is set, but I've lived in Kansas City now for almost half my life, you know, 26 years.

Um, so yeah, it feels, feels good to, to inject some like, you know, authentic Kansas, uh, culture into the pages of Superman.

What in the

Fortress of Solitude is this? It's a cake! Oh my god! It's a cake! Oh my

god! Whoa! There's like battery packs on the sides.

This is so sick!