Originally Posted by
Superlad93
Yo there's so much WTF if the last couple pages of this comic, man lol
-Really like the direction they're going in with Kenan's powers. He has to attune his intentions with what Superman's intentions would be. He's got the hang of keeping on strength and invariability, but nothing else yet. I wonder what new ways he'll learn to use his powers? This is probably one of the best ways to develop and represent a new characters powers. It allows us as the reader to really understand where the character sits at all times, and it leaves the door open for obvious growth and innovation. The artistic representation is also fantastic with the segmented octagon. VERY well done Yang. Also great weakness.
-Loved the final scene with Kenan and his dad, and his fathers words last words. Kenan has to figure out a way to care about everyone the way he cares about his friends and family. That's Superman to a tee. This also gives our hero another clear goal to strive for. This is how you create a new character/world. Kenan now wants to make "truth, justice, and democracy" mean something to him (turning the abstract into the concrete. Thus bridging the gap between people and ideals in a way his dad could not). Kenan also wants to find his mom's killer at his new job at the ministry, so--in a surprising but natural progression into maturity-- he's now playing "the good solder" while gathering info.
-THAT ENDING, BRUH! Is Omen his mom?! Is that why Kenan was hand picked? She never did give a reason, did she? She just got defensive about it when asked. Or is she an old fame that Kenan's dad left for Kenan's mom? Also it looks like she's freakin crazy with the whole bring Kenan's dad back from the dead deal.
This comic is a text book example on how to create a new comic/character. It's so full of heart, and so solidly written. First arc gets a 10/10 from me, man.