"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
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"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
And this is my main concern, waaay beyond Clark and Lois being together as a couple: the fact that he struggles when he writes female characters. And if I remember correctly, he's not fond of Lois' character (his comments in the past). If he has changed his thoughts about her, remains to be seen (IMO). When this project was announced I was like "He can bring Lana, Lori, Lyla, or whoever he wants and create Clark's harem if he wants. I just hope he forgets to use Lois Lane's character."
I think it's out of continuity.I don't expect it to bomb. It's going to sell well and will be ordered well. But I'll be surprised if it is critically well received or has any lasting impact on the character or line. I don't think he's actually written anything from like 2000 onward that has appealed to me and much of his modern output are examples of some of the worst comics published in the 2000's. I mean, Holy Terror, DKII and ASBAR are three of the worst comics to come out in that decade and all three of those were his own solo writing. DKIII was praised for mainly not being as bad as DKII and it's likely a lot of that goes to Azzrello's credit. So on that alone to expect some transcendent origin for Superman seems really overly optimistic.
And I also don't believe that it's being set up as an incontinuity origin at all. For one, I think if that was going to happen it would be Bendis to do it. He's taken the whole Superman line under his direction. Everything is basically going through him as he feels he's going to redefine Superman for the modern era. Regardless of your feelings on that, the idea that he'd let Frank Miller handle Superman's origin in that context is not something I think is likely. Every Superman book is basically under his direct or indirect control and he's handpicked everyone working on the offshoots, from Supergirl, to the Lois & Jimmy books. This is the Bendis show for now.
More likely, it will be like Batman Damned. Exist as its own thing, with probably a lot of people at DC paying lip service to it's "greatness" but beyond that not having any real impact on the direction of the character.
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"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
Exactly! And even with all the explanations it's not enough because according to some, "shippers" are just mad because "we" want to see Clark and Lois together (). Truth is that if the story and the writing of the characters is not good, I want no clois in mr. Miller's version. (And I never expected clois to happen in any of his books, hehehe...)
Thanks for sharing, adrikito!
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"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
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"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
It's not about wanting L&C to be together all of the time in every single story. Lois may have been there from AC#1 but that doesn't mean she was there from the moment Clark's ship crashed into Smallville. You can expand the narrative without crapping on the characters or their importance to the overall story. If you keep writing characters ooc, you will get a push back. DC has finally come to their senses where Lois is concerned, if he wants to write a contradictory dynamic, he's more than welcome to stick to his verse, away from main line continuity.
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Lois and Clark, Clark and Lois..no matter what, when or where it's always you two. Even in fractured quantum space-time you manage to find each other..but if those tinkering busybodies couldn't keep you apart, why should I waste my time?- Mr Mxyzptlk, Superman #19
Lois and Clark, Clark and Lois..no matter what, when or where it's always you two. Even in fractured quantum space-time you manage to find each other..but if those tinkering busybodies couldn't keep you apart, why should I waste my time?- Mr Mxyzptlk, Superman #19
Lois, Clark...and the Kent farm:
+ the lost link
Better late than never I guess.It would be bad enough to realize that the Legion of Super Heroes never exists in this timeline - a thought their fans have been stewing over ever since the New 52 erased them - but it gets worse. Upon investigation, it was then that Manhattan realized no world was even left for Ferro Lad TO save. Not a millennium into the future. Not a century. Not a decade. The New 52 he made is destined to fail because it isn't strong enough.
Which means fans have no choice left but to wait and see how Johns' Doomsday Clock sets things right. Only then can DC's new age survive despite Manhattan's failure, and leave the New 52 behind for good.
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"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
Part 2:
"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
Love seeing the evolution of their relationship and how the farm was always a special place for them.
"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
The final part of the gifset:
"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
From Superman Vol 2 50: “The Human Factor”:
"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
"My heart is tied to the fate of yours. The only test of strength that will ever truly challenge me, is to be vulnerable next to you. To trust...you." - For Lois (Shane Koyczan)
Vague but reassuring little update from Bendis:
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