Blurb:
Lilia was originally just an ordinary rich heiress, but ever since she started drawing comics, she has felt that quite a few people have started keeping an eye on her.
She loves going to different places to gather material, including, but not limited to, the Daily Planet, which is always reporting on Superman; the Flash's favorite dessert shop; and Avengers Tower headquarters.
She's drawn quite a few comics, and what makes her happiest is that every comic she's serialized has been a hit, earning her plenty of money.
She likes weaving through crowds. Sometimes she sees a young reporter and creates the classic girls' comic, Everyone Loves Supergirl. Sometimes she sees an office worker and creates a work-life comic that resonates with office workers, The Latecomer's Tale. Sometimes she sees a Wayne? Oh, she wouldn't dare draw that carelessly. Instead, she radically reworks it into a story about a social butterfly who goes clubbing at night, then transforms into a public idol promoting love and rescue.
Every comic she draws is a classic. She's been hailed as a god by the masses, a comic god beyond all question!
But could you please stop scrutinizing every little detail in her comics?!
Warnings:
OOC warning!
Gender-swapped characters in the comics!
Parody warning!
Inspired by Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun.
You can ship any pairings in the comics, as long as you don't care about the real people involved.
Theme: Drawing all the beauty in the superhero world!
Laughing to death, bat (crossed out) Miss Black Cat and her four little birds
Dick: It's more realistic. I am this little blue bird.
The single arrow bat feels so miserable.
In fact, how many birds are there in the Bat family (crazy hint)~
Clark: Rao, in the comics I am a heartthrob... This is simply... (Face covering)
Is this all Clara?
It makes me laugh. Superman himself is a heartthrob in the comics when he sees his sexual transformation (should be)
Lilia doesn't know~ Bat. Suddenly startled
Dick is Richard Grayson, how could he make such a stupid mistake?
Batman should know that human beings are naturally curious. Just like many artists who design their own personal characters, they will give them some very tragic backgrounds, perverted personalities, and dangerous identities. Some people even set their characters to be executioners who kill without mercy. There are also people with antisocial and indifferent personalities, but this does not mean that the artist is a criminal reserve in real life. He is just painting. Destroying the earth is normal in comics, and DC is a model among them. Destroying the world is not enough. Destroying the universe in their paintings is normal. Because this is a comic, this kind of setting is very emotional. However, Batman has never done bad things to the heroine in real life. Although he knows that he does not just draw a destroyed beach city and classify her as a high-risk element, is it a little bit to use this as an important basis for judgment? Although it does fit in with Batman's character of being suspicious and always thinking of the worst possible outcome.