A Certain American Comic's Kryptonian

Before we begin, I've mentioned some shortcomings of this book, but I'm not a paid shill. Advantages: 1. If you say he's a Kryptonian, then he is a Kryptonian. His abilities haven't been compromised (based on his current performance), unlike some Kryptonians who are said to be Kryptonians but have to slowly grow stronger from an ordinary person.

Please, if the author is going to write a DC Universe, the protagonist absolutely must kill that ultimate hypocrite Batman—a non-killing cultist who's utterly disgusting, arrogant, and utterly self-destructive!

Scarlet Witch

Don't attack Thanos, attack the Eternals. They are the Celestials' lackeys; the Celestials hatched from a cosmic egg after a planet's population exploded.

I've never understood Ben Parker's actions. The robber only stole a handful of money (there was CCTV footage, he couldn't have escaped), and he was carrying a gun. This kind of thing should be handled by someone capable or the police. He recklessly acted as a hero. An unarmed elderly person rushing in would either become a hostage or die.

American comics are in decline. Back in the day, at least 10 of them were in the top 100 of the monthly sci-fi bestseller list. Now… Ah well, let's cherish what we have.

To be honest, I'm a bit disappointed. The Marvel series was actually pretty good; the protagonist was decisive yet maintained a certain level of restraint. But with DC, he just let himself go, becoming a powerful but ultimately useless Joker, constantly seducing women and building a harem, seemingly oblivious to everything else.

Hurry up and unify the Earth! Otherwise, no matter how strong the male protagonist becomes, it's useless. A saintly figure will always just be a dog used by the United States.

Tony Stark would think a new elemental energy source costing 100 billion is too expensive? A particle collider already costs 100 billion? Author, can you please be a little more reliable?

Building up a faction, well, it's just being the ultimate babysitter.