[Western Crossover] The World Is Dead

Coco's movie nights began with the magical world, and were about to move on to the superhero series. But before that could happen, she ended up in yet another world.

Probably the usual routine: villains cause trouble, heroes turn things around, villains die. Coco thought all movies were like that. As long as she ran fast and far, she wouldn't be in much danger.

Tch, turns out she guessed wrong.

The tycoon standing at the very top of New York wanted to crack open her brain. Maybe he couldn't believe anyone could resist getting lost in his [utopia].

At least the World War II hero was more like a real person, Coco thought.

Maybe he had said in his speech that he would end oppression and exploitation. Coco just couldn't understand why the missiles still fell, why people still died, and why she could only keep running.

Did he want a [utopia], too?

No matter what, someone told Coco, even if you're about to die, don't call out for Superman!

The Earth is only so big, and everyone wants to swallow it whole.

Coco didn't want to die, and she didn't want a [utopia]. All she could do was search for Earth's last vestige of conscience: the despised wanderer, Bruce Wayne.

Theme: The end of fantasy and wishful thinking