@LSaddler13 Without the trunks it ironically has always reminded me of one of those one piece pajamas that babies and little kids wear, like you just know there a flap on the back so he can poop
@Diana_Prince41 I hope Tom King is in charge of WW exclusively for the next 50 years and all her other projects are canceled just to spite your annoying ass
@NaijaNika@WKadath The fact that this ship relies solely on a version where the characters ages were changed, because in nearly every other version this ship would be predatory is exactly my issue.
@NaijaNika@WKadath If one character is typically depicted as a child and the other a grown adult then I don't really care what sort of bullshit age changes there are it still feels weird to me. If I saw an au of an aged up Stargirl x and aged down Jay Garrick I wouldn't like it.
@WKadath Kara is often as being a teenager at the start of her tenure as Supergirl it's why she'll go on adventures with Batgirl or Robin so she'd be a teenager when she meets Wonder Woman.
@NaijaNika@WKadath If she knew them when they were teenagers then yes that's the issue, in most DC iterations Kara is a teenager when she encounters the members of the league, who are all adults. Like Dick people most associate her with being a teenager.
@NaijaNika@WKadath I do actually have an issue with any of them dating their friend's former teenage sidekicks. Like in the universe of the killing joke adaptation Batgirl is an adult but that doesn't make that ship is better, it's still weird.
@NaijaNika@WKadath The problem is that in mainline Kara is mostly associated with being in the same generation as Nightwing, Batgirl, and Donna Troy. If absolute Superman had a relationship with an adult Donna it'd still be weird
@Meelsie143 They kinda leaned into that in Fallout and Starfeild filling the places out with nameless NPCs and it ironically ends up feeling emptier and less dynamic.