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IF provides for having your cake and eating it too. However, beginning in the late 1940s, demand for comics shifted from superheroes.

247 (January '72), 'When On Earth,' O'Neil uses psychology to limit Superman, as the Man of Steel chooses to work as Clark on a human level. Regardless, as much as I’m enjoying seeing new and existing characters graduate to replace major characters, it seems very unlikely that we won’t get the major characters back into a place of prominence. Then, in the first Private Life of Clark Kent story, SUPERMAN No.

Gotham Future State is not so far afield from that idea. Alternately there could be a single title that follows the ‘rebooted’ universe while continuing with the current status quo everywhere else. And there could be a separate title that follows the current status quo. Of course, it's always a pipe dream to imagine an ideal DC scenario for yourself, but that's how I'd like to see it handled, anyway.IF makes this possible in ways it wasn’t before.

You could kinda do it across the board with Superman, Flash, and probably the whole Justice League. So let's say Bruce Wayne dies in the current timeline and Tim or Damian or someone takes over as Batman, but then there's also a new timeline where it's a young Bruce and Dick again as Batman and Robin. If anything I'd like to see the old universe continue and a new one start at the same time. As reported by CBR, DC is cancelling their Superman title and replacing it with a new title called Superman: Son of Kal-El.The story will no longer focus on Clark Kent but will be centered around his son, Jonathan Kent, who has taken up the mantle in his father’s place.The first issue has revealed its cover and it is a very knowing bit of acknowledgment to the his tory of the character.