Sentinels of the Comic World

The most valuable thing in the article is what the protagonist's father said to the protagonist. The general idea is that you haven't grown up yet. When you have enough experience, you will understand many things. This sentence can be said to every superhero and super villain in American comics. Those Americans are like adults with childish and simple thoughts. Rich people are not like rich people, and old people do not want to be old. They have no experience and way of thinking that age and experience should give them. From beginning to end, they all look like they have not grown up.

For pure DC, the starting point is only about 3 books.

I found that some people may be fooling themselves by bragging about Batman. Except for the dark universe where Barbatos cheated, in the normal DC universe, there are ten thousand ways for Superman to kill Batman, and Batman doesn't even have time to react, let alone any prepared plan. He just bullies Superman, an honest person, and even Injustice Super and Lord Super are not bad guys, but they use different methods.

The 1,000th recommendation ticket has pictures to prove it

This protagonist simply lacks intelligence. They were bombed by nuclear bombs by those American politicians, but they didn't even have to say anything about it. So awesome. Although the protagonist was not killed, it was based on the protagonist's strength. What if the protagonist is useless! So this kind of protagonist is simply disgusting.

Don't kill indiscriminately, not because of the Holy Mother. Even if there is no no-kill principle like the Avengers, Wolverine, the punisher who kills on a large scale, is not accepted by the Avengers members and is under huge social pressure. What's more, those virgins in the DC world can easily get into trouble by killing them indiscriminately.

I've always wondered why someone who traveled to the past and gained abilities would have to become a superhero. Logically speaking, superheroes should be regarded as Americans' self-cultivation. It's hard to imagine that someone who grew up with a Chinese education would want to be a superhero.

It was written by a high school student. As soon as the protagonist has the ability, he wears a tight suit to perform chivalrous acts. Later, he is accidentally seen by a beautiful woman, which arouses curiosity. The plot that follows is to defeat enemies everywhere, save the world again and again, and win the respect of people around the world.

Ask the author: Why do I always feel that the protagonist's personality is deliberately distorted by you? I really can't stand it anymore, so I gave up the book.

I heard that will be refined and pinned to the top

I have to ask silently, are all the plots in the following plots from TV series and movies? I feel like I've seen a lot of the content, or even copied it, which is meaningless and a waste of emotion.

Xiaobai's fantasy-style UC shocks the editor's compilation

It's indeed s13. Do you know about Superman's iron will? Superman was influenced by his enemies early in his life, and then went to various extreme environments to torture his will like crazy. A retard? Can you control it? Then Batman has spent enough, and Shazam can die. Write 78

To be honest, when writing about Marvel, American comics, and DC, there is no protagonist who doesn't want to be a superhero, let alone the beautiful writing. I just want to ask, are you bothered? This justice superhero is written just like the navy in One Piece. . .

How should I put it? The book is not bad, but the author's writing style should be strengthened. 🙂

It was so poisonous that my head hurt, especially when the author explained the meaning of superhero to Supergirl, which made me sick. The author's definition is to save the world and be scolded by people, such as Superman and Batman, who are superheroes. Green Lantern, Green Arrow, and The Flash only saved the world and were not scolded, so they cannot be considered superheroes. This definition really disgusts me 😅

Sentinel? Isn't it good for him to be a disciple?