he wished, while Turpin struggled just enough to make his victory sweeter. In the sixth issue, Batman uses a gun loaded with a Radion bullet, which is poisonous to the New Gods, to shoot Darkseid in the shoulder. Barry Allen and Wally West, managing to outrun the Black Racer - currently after Barry - so that it takes the currently-weakened Darkseid during a confrontation with Superman. After Darkseid is claimed by the Black Racer, Turpin is reverted to normal and regains control over his body, breathing "In us... in all of us..." in apparent recognition of the meaning of Orion's last words. Other versions In Superman: The Dark Side, an alternate reality in which Superman's rocket crashed down on Apokolips and the infant Superman was raised by Darkseid, Turpin is a member of the Metropolis Special Crimes Unit, who greets Superman when he arrives on Earth from Apokolips. In Superman's Metropolis, an alternate reality in which Clarc Kent-son is the adopted son of Jon-Kent and Marta, the founders of Metropolis, and rules the dystopian city, Turpin was among the lower working class who was part of Lois's workers' revolution. In Elseworld's Finest, Inspector Turpin is a Metropolis detective who frequently comes into contact with reporter Clark Kent. Turpin appears in the Smallville: Season Eleven comic-book continuation of Smallville. Turpin appears in Injustice 2 prequel comic series. After the defeat of Superman, Turpin was made the warden of the Lex Luthor Memorial Prison where Superman is kept. He is later killed by Talia al Ghul's secret daughter Athanasia al Ghul when Damian Wayne was being sprung from prison by Talia al Ghul. In other media Television Dan Turpin appears in Superman: The Animated Series television show, voiced by Joseph Bologna and physically modeled after Jack Kirby. He is often partnered with Maggie Sawyer as the leaders of the Special Crimes Unit, occasionally assisting Superman against foes like Intergang. In the two-part episode "Apokolips... Now!", Dan helps Superman during Darkseid's first invasion of Apokolips, and is ultimately killed by Darkseid. Dozens of people attend his funeral as Superman watches from a distance. A younger Dan Turpin appears in the Smallville episode "Bulletproof", portrayed by David Paetkau. He appears as a rookie Metropolis Police. Clark meets him at the time when he goes undercover in the Metropolis Police Department following John Jones being shot by a police officer. Dan's fellow police officers Joe