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{{Infobox Television episode
| Title= Hereafter
| Image = ]
| Series=]
| Season= 2
| Episode= 43 and 44
| Airdate= ] ]
| Writer= ]
| Story= -
| Director= ]
| Production = Koko Enterprise C.O., LTD
⚫ | Episode list = ]
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'''"Hereafter"''' is an episode of season two of the animated series '']''.


{{Television episode redirect handler|series_name=Justice League (TV series)|primary=Hereafter (Justice League)}}
] (all previously seen on '']'') team up to get revenge on ]. When they attack Metropolis, ] succeeds in hitting Superman with an experimental weapon that seemingly vaporizes him. The League attempts to cope with Superman's loss by defending ] as best they can. Eventually, ] shows up to replace Superman against the wishes of the rest of the League. In their battle with supervillains that are celebrating Superman's demise, Lobo drives home what a loss Superman was. Superman wakes up on a strange ]. He apparently spends months or years traveling across the surface, the red sun having drained him of his powers. He finally encounters the ] ] ] who reveals that this planet is ], but in the far ]. Savage explains that one of his attempts at world domination accidentally caused ] to become ]. He now lives alone with an immense feeling of guilt. He and Superman plan to repair a time machine Savage had built in an attempt to undo his earlier actions, but first they must steal back a power source (an artificial yellow sun) from a new species of insect that has appeared on Earth. They succeed and the show ends with Superman returning to the League and leading them to thwart Savage's plan that will destroy humanity.

==Trivia==
*Vandal Savage mentions his plan to destroy humanity involved ], who later became the Atom, and his dwarf star, the source of his powers.
*This is the first episode in which Supergirl makes an appearance in a Justice League episode. She appears mourning with the Kent family in the memorial service for Superman.

== Cast ==
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==External links==
{{DC-Comics-stub}}
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