@MonkeyToe said:
@Deranged Midget said:
I respect your opinion but that's utter nonsense. They have had nothing in common and no, I referred to her being in such an emotional state that almost any of the leaguers could've comforted her at that point. It's fine that Clark did so, but forcing the unnecessary kiss was a ridiculous publicity stunt. The ENTIRE focus of this and selling point for those who even lack interest in series, was this kiss but the moment didn't even last two pages. The cover is absolute proof if you don't believe me. There was more focus on the pointless dispersing of the League than the moment between Clark and Diana.
It would've made far more sense for this issue to start to build upon an ever-growing friend-ship between Clark and Diana, but having them lock lips instantly makes absolutely no sense.
We'll just have to agree to disagree then. As far as having nothing in common, it seems they have the MOST in common out of all the people in the league:
1. They both want to be normal but can't be
2. They are both inherently good and compassionate people
And
3. They have pushed away the people they care about most to protect them from the danger of just being associated with them.
Who else does that?
Batman? Inherently skeptical, playboy billionaire with already far too many women in his life?
Cyborg? Who just trying to retain what he has left of his humanity?
Green Lantern? Also already in love and has the weight of an entire sector already on his shoulders?
Aquaman? Married and leader to an entire race?
The Flash? Super smart and already in love, though he has also faked his own death to keep the people he loves safe.
Superman and Wonder Woman have tons in common.
1.Wonder-Woman wants to be normal? No she doesn't. She does not even have a life outside of being Wonder-Woman.
Clark is already normal. He has his own civilian life and like pretty much every superhero, lies to his friends about it.
2. "Good and compassionate"...that is pretty much a given when you dedicate your life to helping people. Every superhero is good and compassionate.
3.Where did that come from? Their parents are dead. They did not push them away.
Now Johns' Wonder-Woman did break up with Trevor for that reason but even the character pointed out how idiotic that plot point was.
On top of that, Superman is still Clark Kent, has a job, a quasi-girlfriend in Lucy Lane and he just got a roommate, Jimmy Olsen. He is not pushing anyone away.
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