American Comics: I Asked You to Fish, and You Caught a Superman Template?

He's a master at manipulating human nature; anyone with absolutely no inhibitions is no different from him. At best, he's just a highly intelligent criminal.

The downsides of this book are the overly varied abilities. The main character becomes invincible simply by upgrading to the Superman template; the Green Lantern and Divine Power are too weak. Is the protagonist's power higher than Superman's? For auxiliary abilities, the Supreme Magic is sufficient. Also, Marvel is a complex world.

Calling Superman a mutant is an insult! What a stupid, brain-dead story.

If someone has Superman's abilities, why would they need the Joker? Isn't Superman's superior intellect far more powerful?

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Why would the protagonist need the Joker's mindset? Superman's brain is inferior to the Joker's. What about Superman's brain? Could Superman control his immense power without a powerful mind?

Possessing superhuman abilities and various superhuman strengths, yet remaining completely unaware of battles occurring around them—can this be considered a strong person?

Starting the next day, the protagonist became a clown.

After reading so many books over the years, I was bored and decided to check out some American comic book fanfiction. I'm speechless. I don't know what the author is trying to write. If your protagonist is a fisherman who's just lazing around, then he shouldn't get involved in mutant or Avenger events. He should just stay a fisherman. Will the world end without him or something?

Professor X could tell at a glance that Superman's abilities weren't from the X gene.