@Wander_0n@Pizza_Time_MW@kizwatsen@spinfilms7 Agreed. If film makers were to understand the complexity and depth of Superman, they’d explore stuff like For The Man Who Has Everything, Warworld Saga or Must There Be A Superman?
Superman movies in general focus on romance with Lois Lane which doesn’t reveal much about him.
@Kaijuwonk@KalsComicNook The creator or Mary Marvel also created Supergirl lol, but DC always wanted Superman to remain the last of his kind. It’s just when they found out they can monetize on the “Super” branding in silver age, everything expanded
@sanestchelsfan@WhateleyWulfwyf Just for context, she’s fresh off an isolated warrior island in New 52 so she has a “Fish out of water” trope. She’s not used to protecting in battle because Amazons are trained warriors who pull their own. New 52 isn’t the best, but they’re not symbols yet. They’re younger.
@TheStrxggler Mind you the biggest selling Manga is One Piece which arguably has more fan service/sexualization of Nami, Robin and Boa Hancock than Western Comics
@lanternhigh94@PhilitheGamer@Diana_Prince41 Superman didn’t have it good either 💀. He never told Lois his true identity and never focused on his romance, he was nerfed beyond measure just to prop up the villains, he was always jealous of Captain Marvel/Billy Batson and was naive to show Batman’s intelligence.
@cloisblog I’d rather eat McDonald’s and go to Paris in 30 seconds than going to some fancy restaurant lol. She probably abuses that he can take her to Japan and eat sushi or something
@hbtCHIEFS Id take Jadarian Price at 74 and take a corner back at 109. Chiefs are excellent at finding CB gems in the later rounds, especially now that they had more time to actually research and focus on the draft.
@FaceOfMelinda01@lasthomewrecker Clark and Lois only became a thing due to the 1978 Superman movie which inspired John Byrnes and his era. Before that, it was a “Will they / Won’t they” dynamic. Silver Age, Lois was flat out crazy, even antagonistic. Lori Lemaris was the first real Superman relationship.
@CameronCal14316@CarlitoPappas@francis_cgl@DiscussingFilm To be fair, WB’s IP catalog is a goldmine. Anyone with a brain would aim for DC Comics, Harry Potter, Cartoon Network, Scooby Doo, Game of Thrones, Lord of The Rings, Looney Tunes and even Mortal Kombat.