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"this shows ending wasnt THAT bad"
my brother in christ star was responsible for the deaths of trillions of sentient creatures across multiple dimensions, along with the permanent crippling of an entire race
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Even in the final fight where Superman realizes they might destroy a city a convenient portal opens up taking the fight elsewhere. Even when he almost kills (accidentally) Lisa Jennings the magical portal is right there at the last minute to take her to the hospital and save her.
It’s a hopeful story of an imaginary world, where everyone loves Superman. How can’t you love Superman. Superman wouldn’t kill anyone. Even in the comic there is a story about saving a cat out of a rooftop (not a tree but almost).
In order to show Clark (and Superman) why he’s wrong about Superman, they are going to go around talking to people on the ground. Every little story is about how these people were positively affected by Superman and love him unconditionally.
In the comic (Grounded), after Superman talks to Kara and Conner he goes as Clark into a coffee shop to write the story of why it is better if there is no Superman. In there, he meets with a huge Superman fan who is going to explain to him why he doesn’t understand Superman.
I’m not the first one to find this one, but this type of dialogue resembles quite closely a talk between Superman, Supergirl, and Superboy in Superman: Grounded (specifically from Superman #713).
We also get Superman saying he didn’t see the bomb, and this is similar to a dialogue Superman has in Final Crisis #3 between Clark and Jimmy Olsen. Given Zack Snyder’s love for Grant Morrison stuff (and Final Crisis) this might not be a coincidence.
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@John_El98 it's fine, it its own thing, but imo, Superman is at his best when, despite being a godlike being, he's also just a good dude from Kansas
@fishmonkeyhat I didn't post the following page but she walks into his arms to be saved. And it's nighttime because Superman literally spent the whole day talking with her and stuff. What an issue.
Yeah, this design is going to be a staple for sure. Not a permanent change, but debating how I'm going to treat it.
@CosmonautMarcus I find it funny how this image left out probably the most famous “evil Superman” of this generation
@John_El98 It's consistently more interesting when the character being depicted *isn't* Superman, but a twist on the character archetype. When the character *is* Superman, it almost inevitably wastes creative potential to go down a path of shock value in most cases.
@slammo12 Was so mad when left became right permanently after a bit of character development