Lex Luthor Pt 33: Epilogue

[WorkoutLA]

From the very beginning Lex Luthor knew he would win & proclaim himself the new Superman of Earth. No one would dispute it or challenge him ever again. With Lois Lane at his side bearing his heirs and a harem of muscular men to satisfy his other sexual desires he would have everything he wanted. Best of all the old Superman would be gone forever. Everything had been plotted out so carefully, every detail had been taken care of. He felt triumphant looking at himself in the mirror as flexed one of his massive arms, running his fingers over the veins on his thick forearms. So big, so perfect. He had it all. He unbuttoned his orange coveralls and reached inside to fondle his thickening cock & mushroom head and put his finger on the piss slit to feel the leaking pre-cum oozing out. He smiled thinking that at least he still had his huge & perfect muscular body in spite of the fact that it was wasted behind bars.

Here in the maximum security prison Luthor was back serving his sentence for previous crimes while he awaited trial for a number of federal & state crimes. Thanks to the people of Kandor who provided the indestructible Kryptonian alloys, Luthor was given a brand new prison cell. His powers may have diminished somewhat & might continue to fade but he still had incredible size & strength and no regular cell would do. Still, even if he was in this impenetrable cell, Luthor was not ready to accept ultimate defeat. He would never do that.

Luthor may not have beaten Superman physically but he was determined to destroy him any way he could. Exposing his secret identity & telling the story of how he had stolen Superman's powers by milking the super-hero would have worked. However the media didn't believe him. There was proof on TV that Clark Kent was there watching with everyone else as Superman & Luthor fought. In addition Lois Lane wrote a very convincing article on the so-called real story confrmed by Superman, Jimmy, Hercules, Adonis, & the fake Superman Brad Jennnings. In this tale Supernan was indeed kidnapped but it was blood that Luthor extracted for his super-serum. Luthor did have proof for his version of things in computer files but he knew it was pointless to reveal their location. Jimmy Olsen knew where they were and surely by now Superman had retrieved them. In this instance Luthor's assumptions were correct.

Brad, Doug, & Mac all enjoyed a bit of fame after Lois's story was printed and the results of that fame had bigger consequences that none of the three could have anticipated just a few months before. Although they had retained a noticeable fraction of their newly muscled bodies their powers indeed faded away.

Doug Randall received money from TV appearances but he donated most of it to his local firefighter's union. With the rest of the money--and some unexpected financial backing from Wayne Enterprises---he opened The Adonis Gym, a low-membership fee state of the art facility. The publicity helped the gym achieve great success and Doug used the money to finish medical school & go into research, carrying on his late father's work. He also pursued a relationship with one of his first gym members-- Jimmy Olsen. Doug had become Jimmy's personal trainer and helped the red-headed reporter build up some serious muscle in just a few months. Although they were initially attracted to each other months before, it wasn't until a few weeks into their working out together that they acted on this attraction. Later they moved in together & when they told friends & colleagues, they were given the "it's about time" reaction---just about everyone except Jimmy & Doug could tell from the start they were right for each other. It may have gone unnoticed by everyone else but it meant everything to Jimmy when after making his announcement at work he received a wink & a smile from Clark Kent.

Mac Haggerty got more than money from his fame. He was offered a tryout with his old team the Metros & subsequently a contract to play with them again. As it turned out he was an even better player this second time around and "Hercules" Haggerty would lead the team to several championships & Super Bowl appearances. His reclaimed fame and fortune gave him the leverage to be able to come out of the closet --along with his fellow player, lover & Metros quarterback Brody Banning. It took several seasons to happen but their example resulted in many more sports figures coming out.

Only a few people were aware of the irony of what happened to Brad Jennings afterward. After several appearances on TV, including a few talk shows, he was contacted by Warner Bros to do a screen test as a super-hero for an upcoming movie, thinly disguised as a Superman bio. Superman hadn't ever licensed out his name or life story but neither did he sue the company which published Mightyman comics. The character was obviously based on him (he came from an alien planet & had remarkably similar powers) except that the hero's secret identity was that of a police officer. Instead of suing Superman asked that the company donate a percentage of the merchandising profits to charity. The same deal was made for the Mightyman movie. Brad was indeed cast as Mightyman for the movie & two sequels and in between won an Oscar for his role in a political thriller playing...a reporter.

Wayne Industries went ahead building the BW-6 plane although it would be several years before it was ready for commercial use. Nevertheless much of the technology wound up being used in energy efficient mass transit & high speed trains. The company bought the old munitions factory on the outskirts of Metropolis that the government took over from Luthor and it became a thriving plant. No one who worked there ever knew what had once gone on inside the facility which was just fine as far as Superman was concerned.

Aside from beating Luthor & hopefully imprisoning him for years to come Superman did manage to make other gains from his ordeal. For one thing Superman discovered he liked being bigger & more muscular. He continued to work out hard and maintain his perfect physique not just because he liked the way he looked or because Lois enjoyed his new body. He also loved how great his costume looked on him now. He admitted a bit of vanity in this regard but there was more to it than that. Now that he had his costume back, it held much more meaning for him and he wanted to represent it even more. That much Luthor had involuntarily given him: a renewed sense of purpose. Superman was much more than the super-hero he portrayed: he was a symbol. He already knew there was no crime too small or task too insignificant but this served as a big reminder.

Superman wasn't about to thank Lex Luthor for anything but it was his nemesis who discovered the power of morphing himself. Superman figured he must have it too --and he did, untapped as it was. At first Superman needed to concentrate hard to make it work & he used it for one purpose only--to protect his secret identity. He was able to contract his now hugely muscled body into that of a relatively normal sized Clark Kent. Even as Clark Superman wasn't going to go back to being the gawky reporter with the bad posture. Before he remembered he was Superman Clark had built up his muscles and become more dynamic. It wouldn't make sense for him to revert to "old Clark". As for his secret identity Superman now had to trust a few more people with that knowledge. Jimmy, Brad, Doug, & Mac actually felt honored to be trusted with that secret and had no reason to betray that trust.

Evidence was removed from Luthor's mountain lair by federal agents and Superman was given permission to seal it up. Batman & the rest of the Justice League offered to help but Superman wanted--and needed--to do it himself. After he was through with the grueling task he flew back to Metropolis to keep an important date.

Lois Lane was waiting for him on her rooftop terrace and after he landed she couldn't wait to embrace him and feel his hard huge muscles against her. Lois had long ago grown to love the man inside the super-hero image even though he kept that inner person at a distance from other people--even her at times. That man inside was set free from this long ordeal and for that she was totally grateful. She had to watch herself and keep from calling him Clark in public and they had to keep it cool at work. However, they decided to "begin" a relationship as Clark & Lois & make it's development realistic for those around them. Perry White saw what was happening thought to himself that it made sense. They had an adversarial relationship for years: it must have masked their true feelings.

After a remarkably short trial in which he defended himself (somewhat brilliantly he thought) Lex Luthor was convicted & sentenced to even more years in prison. The judge & the prosecutors were somewhat chilled by the fact that Luthor remained calm & seemingly unaffected and actually smiled several times during this sentencing. One would have thought Lex Luthor was being pardoned. Even back in his cell Luthor was a cool customer & the guards would comment to each other about it.

At night in his cell Luthor had the most vivid wet dreams in which he beat Superman on TV and had his way with him sexually in front of millions of viewers. When he woke up drenched in cum Luthor would rub it all over his powerful pecs and jack off yet again. None of the guards who watched this almost nightly event on the surveillance camera knew about what Luthor was dreaming but after he was through getting off he invariably laid back and smiled with a look of supreme satisfaction.

The fools, Luthor thought. They all think they've defeated me. Even Superman. But they've underestimated me once again. Soon enough they'll all realize Superman should never have let me live to carry out my plans.

[Kymuscleboy]

I'm probably one of the few who thinks this, but I'm glad Luthor was defeated. Although I enjoyed him being huge and powerful, the idea of him destroying Superman forever and ruling over Earth didn't appeal to me.

That said, thank you for posting an extremely well written, entertaining, and hot story! I'm glad you left open the possiblity of a sequel.

[WorkoutLA]

Thank you very, very much! Truth be told I'm a longtime Superman fan and it would have have been very difficult for me to let Luthor win. The idea of a sequel was always there in my mind but I haven't quite determined what direction I want it to go yet. A true sequel? Maybe an alternative version of the story? Still mulling it over. But again thank you for your compliments. I appreciate ALL the comments and critiques from readers whether they liked it or not. Hope my typos didn't annoy too many people.

[budnyc]

Thanks again for a great story and for being so creative yet staying true to the characters. Letting Luthor win pretty much rules out sequels, lol, so kudos again on not being swayed in that direction.

[DSGBaug]

great story enjoyed it from beginning to the end

[curinga]

It's one of the best stories I've ever read on this site!! I really think it should be on the showcase section!!