American Comics: Omniscient and Omnipotent, Beginning with the Conceptual Crucible

Before Chapter 47: 1. Super Vision: Multispectral vision encompassing various colors and frequencies of light. 2. Super Long-Range Vision: Light-year telescope, microscopic vision (minimum ** tens of thousands of times), super dynamic field of vision, night vision, super-strong enemy detection, super perception: perceiving various signals, pheromones, breathing, weight, size, and various…

The later updates got worse and worse.

It was readable at first, but then it became a bunch of nonsensical ramblings.

Only yours is readable in American comics. Let me know when you start a new series.

The later plot is basically the protagonist playing dumb, which gets more and more boring as you watch, especially when the protagonist casually blows up the universe and plays house with the characters who can barely even blow up the Earth's surface. It's the same classic case of something that could be resolved quickly being stretched out into a long, drawn-out section. If you can make people accept it, that's fine, but clearly not many authors have that ability.

Did the author feel particularly good about those 20-odd pages and paragraphs? I only sensed a loser putting on a show for the sake of putting on a show.

Author, "Omniscient and Omnipotent" is such a wonderful and captivating book! Even after completing the Marvel and DC universes, could you please not end it, but continue writing about countless other worlds, making "Omniscient and Omnipotent" a longer and more extensive novel? Could you please?

When are you going to release your new book? It's been almost a month since you last mentioned it.

Subscribing to Emperor Armor was a waste of money.

It gets better and better as it gets written, but I don't really approve of the author's update frequency.