The Boy from a Different Universe(MCU

The Mojave Impact

On a quiet summer night in the early 1990s, a meteor streaked across the Mojave Desert. Radar screens at a secret S.H.I.E.L.D. outpost screamed with readings beyond any known re-entry. Nick Fury, then a rising field agent, diverted a team before local authorities could arrive.

What they found was no meteor.
A half-buried, silver pod pulsed with strange radiation, humming in an alien rhythm. Inside: a boy suspended in shimmering stasis, his tiny body bathed in faint yellow glow. Unable to open the capsule safely, S.H.I.E.L.D. transported it to a classified Nevada facility known only as Site Aurora.

Awakening Under a Yellow Sun

For over a decade, the pod remained a curiosity locked behind layers of clearance. But Earth's own sun, a perfect power source for Kryptonian cells, slowly charged the child within.

In 2005, alarms blared as the stasis field dissolved.
The boy-now physically in his late teens though chronologically far older-awoke in a flash of heat-vision and raw solar energy. He spoke a language no one recognized, eyes blazing like miniature stars. Phil Coulson and Dr. Erik Selvig led the first contact team. With patience and cautious trust, they helped the young Kryptonian learn English, history, and the strange customs of this new world. He chose the name Henry Evans, a quiet tribute to the foster family that later sheltered him.

The Quiet Years

Under S.H.I.E.L.D.'s watch, Henry honed his abilities-flight, strength, heat vision-while discovering something unique:
Electrokinesis, the power to call and shape lightning, and Solarkinesis, the ability to unleash stored solar energy in radiant bursts.
Fury recognized the potential but respected Henry's wish for anonymity. For nearly seven years, Henry trained in secret, quietly protecting civilians during natural disasters while S.H.I.E.L.D. monitored his growth. He took on the Codename: Superman