Another fan asked Straczynski if Superman in "Earth One" will be more akin to his Hyperion character from "Squadron Supreme," a darker take. "I think it's a bit darker, storywise," he said. "The world around him will be a little more gray."
"Earth One visually was all about new," said Davis. "We all came at it at a fresh angle and that led to a lot of fresh designs on a lot of things."
A fan asked about Lois Lane, whether she can have her own book and her role in "Earth One."
"A gave her a beauty mark," said David. "That's the big Lois Lane design thing there."
"I want to do more with Lois," added Straczynski. "Particularly because very few of the writers who worked on him haven't been reporters. When you walk into the Daily Planet it doesn't feel like an actual news office." The writer said he really wants to write the character like a real reporter and have her chasing after stories. Davis then added that he "drew her as the dominating, cute girl that you're afraid to talk to. You're shaking in your boots. But in a good way." The last question went to Straczynski. The fan asked whether the writer plans on continuing the "Earth One" stories. The writer revealed that the hardcover release will be followed up with by single issues, which will later be collected. To close the panel, the writer shared a story of when he was watching the news not too long ago and in each segment from different parts of the world, he saw someone wearing the Superman symbol. "T here was guy in the background wearing a t-shirt. Later there was a guy wearing a Superman cap," he said. "He's a symbol for hope around the world and I hope with these books to address that."