American Comics: This Guy Is Crazy

Lezi people think that they are crazy, but they can still scare real crazy people. Tsk tsk, the author doesn't think that mental illness is all fake, and depression can be cured by eating KFC. Burn your hair? Why do you think the clown looks so weird? The will-o'-the-wisp boy is pretending to be a b? That represents self-mutilation, crazy destruction of reality, the most severe destruction he can do. If being bald and having a bunch of shit on his face would be more damaging, he would do it without hesitation, but that is too weak and too concrete. In other words, burning hair is all about beautifying the clown.

Batman is not like Batman. The Joker has become an ordinary villain. The Joker has stopped smiling and still looks scared. Do you want to read what you wrote?

A classic Marvel hybrid DC, I bet it will be cut within 500,000 words. Is the writing clear? The author?

I can't stand any nonsensical novels or hodgepodge novels. Except for Phoenix Mocking Phoenix and The End of the World, I have read all the nonsensical novels. I feel that most of them have prefaces that don't match the subtitles. It's more troublesome than reading detective novels. The hodgepodge is prone to conflict. Many authors start writing after just watching movies. It's easy to get stuck if you haven't read any comics. I didn't expect that the author unexpectedly finished reading this book 😠

The author is always able to take interesting plots when viewed individually, but when written in series, they are not very enjoyable. Allen is the protagonist like a passer-by, with soy sauce and no highlights throughout the whole process. In the end, Deus Ex Machina highlights the protagonist's passer-by's characteristic of throwing away after use.

It's cool enough, but it doesn't feel immersive and it's also disgusting.

The author likes to play with peeing and peeing in the text, which makes it a bit overwhelming and disgusting. The character of the protagonist seems to be quite out of touch and neurotic. If I want to read some suggestions, first consider whether you can resist various peeing and peeing behaviors.

It's Marvel mixed with DC again. Can you tell me why so many American comics authors like to mix it up and write together?

It's subversive enough, but all the villains are written as if they are mentally retarded. It's as if the protagonist is crazy and everyone else has to give in to the protagonist.

Sorry, I have to go. Although I have only read two chapters, I don't like to read the fusion universe that much, because I only watch movies from Marvel and DC, and I have never read the comics or the comics they collaborated on. So after the fusion, I felt out of place. It was very strange. I'm sorry.