Who is your favorite Superman expy?
Who is your favorite Superman expy?
Luke Lee
Wyatt Butler
One Punch Man.
Liam Fisher
I always thought Icon was pretty cool. A right wing alien negro who thinks blacks need to sort their shit out and better themselves was and still is a unique take on black superheroes.
Levi Ross
I just hear the voice of Sargon shouting "But What if Thomas Sowell moved next door?!"
Luke Morris
Benjamin Evans
Jeremiah Sanders
Love all of Ennis’s expys
Mason Lewis
The Big Red Cheese
Ryder Turner
He's not a Supes expy. Closer to Captain Marvel (the dc one)
Luis Richardson
Bruce Willis in Unbreakable
Nicholas Miller
Dylan Lee
What exactly was the appeal of Irredeemable? I read a small synopsis but it just sounded like "Hehe... Our Superman is evil...", is it kind of a redemption story or just through and through grimdark fuckery?
Oliver Butler
Why not read it instead of a small synopsis faggot
Landon Brooks
Didn't wanna make a 37 comic commitment if it's gonna be bad
Colton Morris
It's bad
Cooper Gonzalez
Praying so hard they don't make him a sjw in the upcoming relaunch.
Such a great design, pity the character is unlikable.
Series is a indepth character study on the evil Superman but even more so his former allies and how they are dealing with the shock of the most inspiring among them turning into a walking atrocity the likes of which they could not imagine.
If your not aware there is a side series Incorruptible which is about a former villain becoming a hero in the wake of the Plutonian's fall.
Oliver Thompson
Ryan Martinez
I thought Val-Zod was cool
Hudson Johnson
Then drop it when you don't like it you dense fuck. How do you even put your pants on in the morning without some anonymous asshole telling you which leg to do first?
Luis Hernandez
So it's Injustice but not shit?
Thomas Moore
in what way?
Isaac Baker
>So it's Injustice but not shit?
Well, it's Injustice bit different.
Adam Cox
The dad from sky high.
William Fisher
There is no pretense about the Superman figure doing this for the greater good and all that, he goes full bore gleefully genocidal.
Gabriel Ortiz
Who is the black & red guy?
Evan Johnson
Majestic.
Elijah Richardson
My boy The Man of Majesty, The Ivory Icon, The Platium Paragon, etc.
Jeremiah Rivera
Dude that's the Eradicator.
Gavin Rodriguez
eradicator
Jason Brooks
Just for completions sake.
I knew I shoulda posted the diner scene.
Hudson Foster
>>Implying Captain Marvel isn't the original Superman expy
Christian Nguyen
Supreme taste, user.
You hear about the sequel?
Samuel Taylor
yiss
Christopher Robinson
Was just about to post him. All Might is best boy.
Thomas Brooks
I remember the situation from another thread, but what's the sauce?
Jordan Hill
What's better?
>A Superman who's afraid of not being strong enough
>A Superman who's afraid of being too strong
Connor Stewart
Not strong enough.
Worrying about the next foe or crisis is infinitely less grating than "I'm a monster" when he grips a cup too tight.
That said, the World of Cardboard speech was one of Superman's shining moments.
Xavier James
Goku
William Miller
You know, now that I think about it, has any superhero really reflected on the fact that the stakes always only go up? It starts with protecting one city, then one nation, then the whole world. And then the world and maybe a couple of nearby planets. Then the galaxy, then the universe, and then the multiverse and time itself.
Where do they draw the line at who they are and aren't obligated to save? How can they choose between stopping a multiversal dictator and protecting their own planet from destruction? Law of averages just makes the enemies more and more powerful, too. When will it ever be enough?
Camden Jones
Stronger enemies you say?
Dominic Reyes
The only correct answer. Everything else is false.