Overview
- News From Around the Planet is a collection comprised of ten access passes used by various staff of the Daily Planet. These passes can be obtained from collection nodes found in Metropolis.
Collectibles
- " The Daily Planet staff is notorious for getting the scoop on politicians, corporations and even super groups. Anything that gives insight into their investigations would be worth looking into."
Mail Messages
- Upon completion of this collection players receive a message from The Question or The Riddler, accessible from any Mail Terminal.
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- Villains:
Mail Messages
Related article links (1)
Longwalker's Boots| From: The Question |
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| " The Planet's lucky these items you collected didn't fall into the wrong hands. A rival reporter getting the scoop would be the least of their problems." |
| Attachment: Longwalker's Boots |
Mail Messages
Related article links (1)
Longwalker's Boots| From: The Riddler |
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| " What is black and white and read all over? Why, tomorrow's headline of course: "Riddler Scoops Reporters!" Thanks for collecting up their gear" |
| Attachment: Longwalker's Boots |
Item
- This collection rewards the player with the Longwalker's Boots feet style item (style: Archer).
Gallery
Trivia
- About the Daily Planet crew:; Perry White is the editor-in-chief (EIC). He was created for The Adventures of Superman radio series (1940), and made his debut in the comics later in the same year in Superman #7.; Steve Lombard is the sports columnist. He first appeared in Superman #264 (1973).; Ron Troupe is the politics reporter. He first appeared in Adventures of Superman #480 (1991).; Cat Grant is the gossip and showbusiness columnist. She first appeared in Adventures of Superman #424 (1987).; Lana Lang is the editor of the Business section, and a childhood friend of Clark Kent. She first appeared in Superboy #10 (1950).; Jimmy Olsen is an investigative reporter and photo-journalist, and Superman's best pal. He first appeared in Action Comics #6 (1940).; Lois Lane is a Pulitzer-winner investigative reporter and wife of Clark Kent. She first appeared in Action Comics #1 (1938).; Clark Kent is a reporter - as well as the secret identity of the hero Superman. He first appeared in Action Comics #1 (1938).