Modern DC heroes are becoming people I aspire NOT to be.
I don’t think I’m going to do the eyes like this again. Every time I’ve tried I failed to get it right. It’s like a cross of two different styles and the worst part of both of them. Otherwise, my commentary stands.
In this week’s Clutter Report I had to watch TV because I don’t know what’s going to survive when they change cable boxes. This one is constantly having issues. So I got caught up on a few shows but because I’m lucky if I get up before noon lately because of how long it takes me to both get to bed AND fall asleep I don’t get into bed until late. I’m hoping to get in one more Finally Watched but I have hours to go and I don’t know what will survive. It depends on whether or not our current provider stores on the box or on the cloud.
So whether or not I get that Finally Watched in, it’s chapter two of Robotech: Before The Invid Storm, the next installment of the Many, Many Intros Of Superman, and I’m not sure what else. Hope you all enjoy it and have a good week!
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Uh, is the fact that Superman is heading a “rape management meeting” (whatever that is) supposed to be a negative thing? Honestly, there’s so many varieties of humor in the world, and this kind of low-effort sociopolitical sniping is about the most tiresome.
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The negative is that a story exists in comics where Superman was depowered and raped in a foreign prison (third world dictatorship if memory serves). Sorry if that wasn’t clear. Rape management meetings or whatever the actual term is are sadly necessary in our world and I support anyone getting help. The fact that SUPERMAN is a rape victim irks me. It’s admittedly more commentary than humor. Also comedy is hard and I’m not good at it. It’s like a political cartoon. It’s only funny if you agree with it, Like Mallard Filmore or Doonesbury to cover both political wings.
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