Only the invulnerable Superman survived.The bombing was presumably and malevolently orchestrated by Luthor, although news reports speculated that the suspected bomber was Wallace Keefe - but in any case, Superman would be held responsible.Cohan, following several generations of the Cohan family from the time of young Cohan""s vaudeville training on the road, through to his later success on Broadway (with the production of 40 Broadway shows and many hundreds of songs), and ending with his retirement and a comeback in the theatre inI""d Rather Be Right.As she entered the darkened luggage car, she met up with "Phelps", confirming her conspiratorial partnership with her husband, but then advised against killing Ethan: "Is it such a good idea to kill him?" She warned: "Kittridge is here.It""s not far....If I could just show you, then you""ll understand." Koba threatened to spear the human to death from behind, but Caesar waved him off and responded: "Show me.[A similar scene occurred at the conclusion ofThe Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)- was it deliberate or accidental?] A blinding white light intensified until it whited out the image of Taylor""s bloody fingers hanging onto the detonator.