Sent to Earth as an infant from the dying planet Krypton, Kal-El was adopted by the loving Kent family and raised in America's heartland as Clark Kent. Using his immense solar-fueled powers, he became Superman to defend mankind against all manner of threats while championing truth, justice, and the American way!
@rdclip: Possibly. I'd like to see a slightly more polished version of Lara (from DKSA) a perfect (or imperfect, depending on one's POV) and quite terrifying blend of Amazon and Kryptonian life ... there's plenty of room for some cool stories there!
I posted this already on the Lois/ Superman thread but I just had to post it on here too:
The comic brings Lois Lane back into the picture. Should Superman/Wonder Woman shippers be concerned?
SS: Without giving anything away, you could read it for the soap opera for the fun of it to see what happens because they do have a connection, Superman and Lois. And that will never go away. But mostly I wanted to do a book where Lois had a big part because she inspires Superman so tremendously. She’s kind of his human counterpart. She’s always trying to do the right thing and pursue the truth even if there is great peril to herself. They have a connection that goes beyond the fact they want to hook-up or get together, which they do want to, but also they have a deep admiration for each other and that’s part of what the story is about. Lois has a big investigative journalism plot which plays a key role in every issue.
@powerwoman: Comics in general are not logical. I don't see how you can have a problem with the sex aspect of Superman's character, but not the rest of his concept. Your logic is not logical.............
@powerwoman: Regardless, He is a fictional character. I find it ridiculous when someone says that a fictional character can't do something. The fact that you try to say that logic can't let a "superman" have sex with a human, is absurd. Superman's character himself is a force of illogically. I'm all for bringing a logically approach to fictional characters. However, you are forgetting why people are fans of comics in the first place. The absurdity of the characters are why people read comics. I pretty sure if you broken Superman down on a physical and a biologically level, you would find sort of implausible aspects in his character.
@beautifultemptress: Yeah no one believes it. Only stupid fan girls will buy the physics of this. DC having him having sex hard with a meta when he gets with one (Lana, Diana etc) says the sex with Lois is up for dissection. If you think he could do the same with a human as opposed to a meta...then we should stop arguing about Superman's feats etc. It is an elephant in the room and still no matter what DC say, many people don't buy sex for him with humans would be the same if he has no reasons to worry he's going to kill a woman with his strength. What is it with insecure clois and Batmanfanboys fans posting their rage on what is a sm/ww appreciation thread?
Seriously why are you trolling? Have some respect for the subject matter and they can speculate as much as they like. It's simple respect for your fellow fans. Go knock yourself out on a clois thread.
Don't know if anyone posted this, but there's actually a statue you can pre-order/purchase. Not to sure if it's out yet. Will get more info.
I don't think it's out yet. But I'll be putting it on my xmas list. It will look great on the shelf! BTW thanks for posting :) Hopefully, DC will be nice enough to launch it with a SM/WW mini series or one shot comic ... please ...?
The best thing about DC finally acknowledging that there IS potential in this pairing and there IS a dedicated following (and demand) for it, is that they're finally putting out some material, merchandise, etc to give average consumers a clear choice.
Granted, the stale, retro pairing (SM/LL) probably has a stronger following, generally speaking, but that's likely because there's so much more products available that sport that particular ship; and after such a long period of time, far too long IMO, some fans tend to confuse retro and recycled status quos with classicism.
Superman has had several love interests over the past 75 years which are all significant elements to his mythology, and each of them deserve the same amount of stories, celebrations, etc as the most famous one (which has been done to death!)
Die hard fans and casual consumers alike deserve choice and variety ... and that is, in part, what the Superman/ Wonder Woman romance is all about.
I absolutely 100% hate this because I do not like Wonder Woman as Superman's girlfriend, but I thought you guys might appreciate this.
DC Announces New Slash Fiction Comic Superman/Wonder Woman
There we go folks. Superman/Wonder Woman, a new ongoing series starting in October by Charles Soule and Tony Daniels, as told by DC Comics to IGN.
For those hoping DC would emulate the Lois/Clark pairing in Man Of Steel, you may be in for a wait. Though if that’s your bag, Superman Unchained looks like it’s all about Lois. But for now, It’s Superman and Wonder Woman who will be kissing long and hard in the rain. C’mon, guys, take it to Tumblr…
I absolutely 100% hate this because I do not like Wonder Woman as Superman's girlfriend, but I thought you guys might appreciate this.
DC Announces New Slash Fiction Comic Superman/Wonder Woman
There we go folks. Superman/Wonder Woman, a new ongoing series starting in October by Charles Soule and Tony Daniels, as told by DC Comics to IGN.
For those hoping DC would emulate the Lois/Clark pairing in Man Of Steel, you may be in for a wait. Though if that’s your bag, Superman Unchained looks like it’s all about Lois. But for now, It’s Superman and Wonder Woman who will be kissing long and hard in the rain. C’mon, guys, take it to Tumblr…
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