American Comics: Enlightening at Arkham, Ascending as Homelander

It's because Batman wants the American police to see that he is white.

It's just a very powerful undead man going crazy. It has no meaning or plot objective.

First of all, I didn't realize enlightenment in Arkham, I realized it on the streets of Gotham, and it has nothing to do with Arkham. Secondly, in terms of the protagonist's ability, during a period of development, the Super Chao may have to be hammered, so do the people of the motherland count? In terms of personality, they are only slightly similar, but they are not the same thing. So, change the title of the book.

First of all, does this have anything to do with Arkham? As for the main character's current state of doing whatever he wants, you might as well call it "The Freest Man in American Comics"

If the protagonist keeps resurrecting from the dead, Death should have come a long time ago. Even if it can't be stopped, it should be studied or observed secretly. Or the protagonist has never died at all, but he just thinks he is dead. The protagonist has killed so many people, and the dead people should have gone to Death long ago. It is impossible for her not to know.

This was never what I wanted I never wanted to turn my legions on the attack But you betrayed me and betrayed us all Humanity only has one chance to revive If you don't seize it Then let me do it Let the war begin From the skies of Terra to the fringes of the Milky Way Let the sea of stars boil Let the stars fall Even with the last drop of my blood I will see the Galaxy liberated again If I cannot save him from your failure Let the Galaxy burn

The protagonist is a pure, super-male, imbecile fun-loving person, a combination of brainless and unhappy. With the help of invincible cheats, he wants to have sex with women whenever he sees them. The super-male will kick every dog ​​on the roadside 🤔

The positioning of the protagonist was not grasped correctly. The protagonist is Lezi's person rather than the nanny of the protagonist of the American comic. He is reluctant to kill each one. Even though he is invincible, he is addicted to women. Lezi's actions are too low-end.

The author has obviously fallen into a misunderstanding in his writing. The protagonist's character has not been established, but has become a pure lunatic. It's not that a lunatic can't be the protagonist, but writing must respect the words he has written. In some places, the author has gone crazy for the sake of lunacy and even forcibly overturned the words he advertised. When the protagonist "collapses", the book will not be far away from death.

I hope it lives up to its name😍😍😍😍