For 10 points, name this "imaginary" story depicting the "last" days of Superman.
Early in this story, the protagonist asks, "Do you know what radio waves look like?" after opening a box containing his friend's body sent by the Prankster and Toyman, which followed shortly after the suicide of Bizarro. A character in this story is given a statue holding a Phantom Zone projector, a weapon he later uses to kill this story's ultimate mastermind (*) Mr. Mxyzptlk ["mĭks·yĕz′·pĭt·lĭk"]. This story climaxes with a siege of the Fortress of Solitude led by Brainiac and Luthor, and it ends with the protagonist walking through a closet of Gold Kryptonite. This story was written by Alan Moore, and it ends with the implication that Lois Lane's current husband is the title superhero despite his supposed death. For 10 points, name this "imaginary" story depicting the "last" days of Superman.
Early in this story, the protagonist asks, "Do you know what radio waves look like?" after opening a box containing his friend's body sent by the Prankster and Toyman, which followed shortly after the suicide of Bizarro.
Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? (Writer’s note: accept Action Comics #583 and Superman #423 from any Comic Book Guys who may be playing; Editor’s note: complaints about Mxyzptlk’s name can addressed ℅ Jerry Siegel)