10 things I don't like in the Superman franchise, past and present

[Francisco]

Sending Kara off to the orphanage was the best way to say, that she's not his sidekick. Plus, he already had Jimmy, who had the role of sidekick.

Finding her adoptive parents would have being a better idea and wouldn't have made Superman look like a massive insensitive yerk.

[Francisco]

A super strong/fast toddler sounds like nightmare, can you imagine the tantrums???

Not if the toddler is also super smart

[DochaDocha]

Not if the toddler is also super smart

If the toddler is naughty, then "smart" becomes "too smart for his own good."

[Francisco]

If the toddler is naughty, then "smart" becomes "too smart for his own good."

Goodness + intelligence

[Jon Clark]

Goodness + intelligence

Solves two problems,
1) Clark gets his powers from day one
2) We can stop having the Kents as being the reason Clark is a good person

actually it's three
- NO MORE SUPERMAN GOES EVIL BECAUSE OF ANYTHING... He is an inherently good person. He can still screw up and do the wrong thing. But he us established as not being mean-spirited or cruel by nature.

[Jim Kelly]

In the classic Superbaby stories, Clark is always doing things that at first stump his parents but then they realize his reasons and he's being super-smart.

The only fly in the ointment is the way Superbaby talks. He doesn't seem to have mastered the English language. However, I recall a fan theory in the letter columns, which suggested his stylized way of speaking was because he had invented his own syntax. Put simply, Clark considered his use of English superior to his parents' and saw no reason to change.