This has happened in All Star Superman #2 when Superman gave Lois Lane an excursion of his Fortress of Solitude. There was a point when they passed through his zoo where Lois meets Superman’s Sun-Eater. The Sun-Eater is a vicious monster that can spoil the solar system by engulfing suns. The Sun-Eater in Superman’s supervision was a peaceful infant that Superman felt extremely close to.
In the story of All Star Superman, when Lois inquired what Superman sustained the alien creature, the Man of Steel replied, “Suns, what else?” He left on to disclose he could make his replica suns just by thumping a hammer against a celestial anvil he’d attained from New Olympus. Minutes later, he indicated by establishing dozens of tiny, marble-sized suns by banging his hammer on the anvil-like the Greek god Hephaestus.
The storyline features Superman’s power in All Star Superman
It’s an amusing and beautiful event that catches both Superman’s enormous power and his intention to immerse in ordinary, mundane actions like taking care of a pet. Later in the story, Superman organized his Sun-Eater was thriving too enormous for the Fortress and released him into an expanse where it could feed on wild suns. The Sun-Eater verified so devoted to Superman, that when the Man of Steel battled the giant Solaris, the Sun-Eater came back to support his former master, and was murdered by the villain.
Notably, the All-Star Superman tale featured an overpowered Superman who had consumed a hazardous quantity of solar energy that heightened his courage to near-infinite levels. Even more interesting, if the Man of Tomorrow could give rise to any sort of sun he expected, he could build replica blue suns which boosted his power to an even elevated level, giving him the capacity to heighten his superpowers whenever he liked. While this might not be possible, All Star Superman enjoys the strange and extraordinary feats Superman was eligible for at the size of his Silver Age period.
