devastated Superman susceptible to the Anti-Life Equation, becoming Darkseid's second-in-command. One of Wayne's premonitions saw Superman leading a Regime allied with Parademons who capture Batman & members of his insurgency, leaving them to be tortured and killed by Superman himself. Wayne's other premonition shows Superman tracking down Batman, The Joker, Deathstroke, Mera, Victor Stone & Barry Allen. In other media Video games The Man of Steel depiction of Superman is featured as a skin in the 2013 video game Injustice: Gods Among Us. Clark's Justice League costume is able to be downloaded as a skin in the 2018 Video Game Lego DC Super-Villains. Superman appears alongside the rest of the Justice League in the virtual reality video game Justice League VR: The Complete Experience. The DC Extended Universe version of Superman is a playable character in the mobile game version of Injustice 2. The chest emblem is also an unlockable costume addition. Literature Superman appears and is mentioned in the novelizations of the films set within the DC Extended Universe. Superman makes a cameo appearance at the end of the Man of Steel prequel comic written to tie in to the film. The comic delves more into the history of Krypton and his distant ancestor and cousin Kara Zor-El. Jimmy Kimmel Live! Cavill, along with Ben Affleck and Jesse Eisenberg, reprised their roles in a "deleted scene" of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice featuring Affleck's longtime friend Jimmy Kimmel shown on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. In the skit, Kimmel's character successfully deduces the superhero identities of both Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne at Lex Luthor's gala, resulting in Clark Kent throwing Kimmel's character to Mars in annoyance, where he encounters Matt Damon's character from The Martian. Reception Cavill's performance as Superman has received polarized reviews from critics. While Cavill's portrayal of Clark Kent's inner turmoil and chemistry with co-star Amy Adams was praised, other critics commented on perceived stiffness and a lack of charisma in Man of Steel. These critical assessments proved to carry over to the film's sequel Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. In a positive review of the film, Richard Corliss wrote, "The movie finds its true, lofty footing not when it displays Kal-El's extraordinary powers, but when it dramatizes Clark Kent's roiling humanity. The super part of Man of Steel is just okay, but the man part is super." Particularly criticized was Superman's decision to kill