Ordinary Life in the World of American Comics

It's a bit scary

Harley Quinn's real name was Harleen Quinzel and she changed it to Harley Quinn after she met the Joker. What's wrong with you becoming Harley Quinn before you even became a psychiatrist?

On the first floor, a reminder: Don't add Marvel. When writing about DC's worldview, don't add Marvel. You can go and see Lorre who is working hard at station B. If it doesn't work, you can go and read how the American comic Deathstroke is written.

The heroine

Rachel

Combined

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By the way, why do most DC writers not kill the Joker? Why keep him?

Kara

The ideal Selena

You, a super-powered person who goes around killing people, still dare to play with something like Batman. Don't be afraid of the Dark Knight coming to mess with you. Look at what Notre Dame has become.

Fat Cat

Big pie face

What can I say, the writing is okay, but it's boring and a bit cheesy

Male protagonist

Time jumps too slowly, I want to see all kinds of big events

This is the protagonist

Do I have to merge with a cat to use super powers? If so, I won't watch it. It's boring like this. It gives people the impression that superpowers are given by a cat And even if it is combined with a cat, it is still a cat's body as the main body. What big scenes do you think you can write with a cat as the main body? Don't you think it's awkward to use cats as the main body to release super powers? No wonder the performance of your book is so poor Even if the protagonist and the cat you write have super powers instead of combining them and sharing the same super power, the performance of your book will not be as bad as this I will give you a few suggestions not to make such stupid mistakes again when writing a book. One of them is the protagonist's. The ability must be held by the protagonist alone, preferably special and non-replicable The second suggestion is not to write about DC. If you want to write about it, write about Marvel. The DC world line is too confusing The super power you combine with a cat and must use the cat's body is really terrible. I have no interest in reading it at all.

Do you have any recommendations for other American comics with the heroine being Wonder Woman?

I don't understand, is the protagonist Paul or Daniel Cat? All the bells and whistles!