Reads atlas x-ray vision

The roof of the Wal-Mart was huge. More than
three times the size of the largest Costmart Clark had
ever seen, the Wal-Mart was amazing. The store itself
covered almost seven acres of land ... almost a quarter
million square feet, and the parking lot covered acres
more.

He hadn't bothered going in. Anyone looking like
him with no money would attract attention. But from
here, with X-ray vision, he already knew exactly
where he would go and what he would buy when he
finally got his money.

It was amazing, the sheer variety of what they had
to sell. They even had atlases, and from a poor angle it
looked like he was right.

There was no Gotham, no Metropolis, no
Keystone City or Central City. Where Smallville
should have been was a town called Wichita.

Pg. 11