Thanks. What's so tiresome about all of this is that often it's because there is this assumption/recognition that Lois and Clark/Lois are iconic and loved that they feel messing with them is the only way to create buzz or put their fingerprint on the mythos. Everything about what Bendis has done comes across as an egotistical attempt to get attention and leave a lasting mark on the Superman mythos. It's exploitative, in my opinion, and I don't think it's served the characters well. The parts of his run that are good or entertaining are not related to or reliant on these factors either, like the new villains and new characters and the mystery/journalism element, so they could have been used to tell a compelling story without all of this other garbage.