Infinite Rewards in American Comics
美漫里的无限奖励
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That's fine. Sometimes I wonder, do novelists all have a collecting obsession? They can't bear to kill any of the heroes in Marvel. Who are the main characters anyway? Wouldn't it be better to just treat them as ordinary passersby?
This book should be renamed "Infinite Kidney Tonic in American Comics." Putting everything else aside, the protagonist uses his Kryptonian bloodline for sex, but it doesn't demonstrate anything else.
The official height of Wonder Woman is 1.83 Meters, and she would be even taller if she wore high heels, which means the protagonist is not as tall as his girlfriend.
So, all real men have to fly a Zaku? The Zaku is a mass-produced machine, basically cannon fodder. Its performance and durability are tens of thousands of kilometers behind others, and its design is absolutely hideous. If you don't have the means, fine, but if you do, why use a Zaku? It's like having the option of a legendary sword but choosing a regular one.
I don't think Marvel has a Wonder Woman, that's DC's, right?
Gwen
This is going a bit too far with the harem aspect... According to their character designs, neither Wonder Woman nor Spider-Woman would share a man, especially since there are other women involved later on.
The synopsis was really awkward. Diana is from DC, and Marvel is from Iron Man. It's not that it's impossible to write it that way, but couldn't it be written as an American comic book? The title is American comic book, but the synopsis is like this, which makes me feel uncomfortable. I haven't even read the book yet, but I specifically spent a penny to subscribe to a chapter. I'm posting this to my friends. Has anyone read it? What do you think?
I really didn't understand the beginning of this novel. If you're saying the protagonist is going to play the field with Wonder Woman and use that as the plot's source of conflict, then in terms of the initial setup, putting aside the question of how many tricks Wonder Woman has up her sleeve, how could the protagonist possibly compete with his dead ex-boyfriend?
Just wondering, won't the main character end up sleeping with Spider-Man's aunt? That would be utterly disgusting. If not, then why do you emphasize it every time you write about it?