American Comics: Starting with The Boys

The protagonist is so pathetic. Just because he's the original protagonist, he's afraid to offend him and tries to turn enemies into friends. Good grief, he cuckolded him and still tries to turn enemies into friends? He has absolutely no class. The whole plot reeks of humility. I wonder if he's been kneeling for so long he can't stand up anymore.

If I had superhuman abilities, why would I bother with all this superficial stuff? I'd be the ancestor of the whole world, okay?

It's been sent, it's been sent. This book can already be declared abandoned in advance. Starting with that original character, the writing is like a pile of shit. The protagonist's pretentiousness has plummeted, to the point where you could even include Mystique, that old woman, stirring up trouble. The protagonist still acts like a naive, innocent virgin being teased.

If you could travel to another world, the protagonist could get a power-up, like the meteorite in "My Super Ex-Girlfriend," or drawing blood from that little brat in "Ne Zha" to see what kind of alien he is, or the villain's drug in "Megamind" 😏.

Don't believe the negative reviews; this book is genuinely good. I highly recommend it, really! I've been staying up all night reading it.

Brothers, you're just putting on a show, calling yourselves Patriots but acting like Superman. The protagonist is clearly a people-pleaser, so proceed with caution.

To reiterate, it's truly excellent. From plotting against the Black Robe to deciding to break away and establish independence, to the zombie Marvel Cinematic Universe and later the Infinity Ultron, it's genuinely great. The only truly frustrating moment for the protagonist is the initial dialogue with the Butcher in the Black Robe, where the protagonist doesn't suffer but instead knocks him…

The main character is such a loser, the only reason I'm watching is because you're Homelander, not because you're a helpless Superman who's afraid to offend anyone. Is that what Homelander is all about? If I want to see Superman, I'll just go watch DC's Justice League. This is a complete rip-off.

A Chinese man, after transmigrating and becoming a citizen of his own country, only dreams of becoming Superman in America. What a loser!

Honestly, this Andy character is almost entirely detrimental to the portrayal of the main characters or the villains. Perhaps you could use a ghost-like character to tie the protagonist to the main storyline, which could advance your plot and deepen the protagonist's sense of redemption and protection in each world. But what is being shown now is...