The Man of Steel in the Marvel Universe

You can't wake someone who's pretending to be asleep. The book clearly states that this nebula is not the same as that nebula; this universe's nebula has been restored to a physical form through the Regeneration Cradle technology. Yet, some people insist it's a robot, demonstrating how rigid their thinking is.

Actually, I really like it as long as the character of Superman is written out.

I'm a little nervous about this first post. The author writes very well... But Superman is now leveling up in a parallel universe, which I think is unnecessary. In fact, weakening Superman would be more necessary because he's too strong. This makes depicting his battles quite boring. You can see this from his evolution in comic book history.

I wonder how many of you here are avid American comic book readers. If you've been following American comics on Qidian, you'll probably know about Mo Ke's "Superman: Apocalypse and Future," which is, in my opinion, the best Superman fanfiction and also the best American comic book.

I just don't understand why they had to let Superman from DC cross over into Marvel. The DC universe is so vast. Even the TV series *The Flash* spawned a multiverse. Marvel, on the other hand, only has the Avengers universe, maybe with the X-Men series at most. The problem is, Marvel has exhausted all that material in recent years.

The female lead is a mistake. Regardless of what she'd look like in her original form, our first impression of Nebula is her bald blue hair, making it really hard to connect with her. Other Marvel fanfiction heroines are Black Widow, Scarlet Witch, Jane Austen, and then suddenly Nebula? It's just an eyesore. Plus, many people don't know what Nebula's original appearance looks like, so they simply don't get the appeal of the female lead. Therefore, the female lead is a mistake.

If you're willing to go after Nebula, then you must have some really unusual tastes. 👍

Fan fiction is a secondary creation based on the original work. Whether the author completely copies the movie or merely writes a superficial account, or even lacks their own interpretation, it doesn't really matter whether the injured, useless Superman exists or not.

The protagonist is a complete idiot; this Superman story is utterly terrible. I came here specifically for Superman, but all I got was a constant stream of shoddy writing. The author has disgusted every Superman fan.

I found a great book! I think the author writes very well, starting with Guardians of the Galaxy and gradually getting better. The protagonist's character perfectly matches my image of Superman—capable and responsible. After reading carefully, I didn't find any of the "saintly" or "bleeding-heart" traits mentioned in the reviews. Some people in the review section are too aggressive.