What is a hero?
For the child of a hero, this shouldn't be such a difficult question to answer.
But after Jonathan came to this world, he found himself lost.
His father, hailed as a hero, along with Wonder Woman, the Flash, Green Lantern, Shazam, Cyborg, and several other superheroes who should have been members of the Justice League, had embarked on a path of tyranny.
Meanwhile, Batman, once hailed as his father's greatest partner in the world, had taken a stand against them all and become part of what was known as the Resistance.
So what is justice?
Is it, like his father, stopping anything that might lead to evil before it happens?
Or using his powers to monitor everyone on Earth?
Or killing everyone who opposes him?
No, that isn't justice.
Even though Jonathan was only a boy, not even old enough to be called a teenager, the super-brain he inherited from Superman told him, no matter how he analyzed it, with absolute certainty:
This isn't justice.
Then what is true justice?
Jonathan didn't know the answer either. After all, he was only eight years old. No matter how clever he was, he couldn't understand what true justice was.
But he remembered what his father had told him.
"If you don't know what's right, then follow Batman, because Batman is always right."
Theme: May every tragedy find a happy ending.
