Marvel Universe's Sons of Krypton

In the comic timeline, the protagonist is a time traveler, but I only know the plot of the movie. I think it is enough to know the personal abilities, because the protagonist is a Kryptonian, but the protagonist is too young, 13 years old. According to the style of superheroes or DC, every short period of time is a big event. It is difficult to see the protagonist become an adult without hundreds of chapters. Also, the protagonist was an adult before time travel. In about ten chapters, Wanda took him to buy new clothes and returned to bed after completing the task. The psychological profile was a bit of a failure. Otherwise, it is harmless, but you can take a look.

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The problem with the setting is huge. After being imprisoned for many years, there was no clone? Installing a brain bomb is a ready-made consumable unit. Kill it before it becomes indestructible and then replace it with a new one or close it regularly in the red sun room.

Every time I see Professor

This beginning is too bitter and full of hatred. How does the author plan to deal with it later?

It doesn't really matter whether he rules the earth or not, because Marvel's setting is all about personal heroism. Ordinary people are of no use at all. Every major event has nothing to do with ordinary people. The protagonist's strength continues to increase, and in the end, other mutants will be a burden and are no different from ordinary people. The protagonist Superman + the Sorcerer Supreme don't say that everything is in vain, at least there is nothing that can pose a threat to the earth. Looking at it now, it feels like Thanos can only be a mid- to early-stage boss. It is impossible for Thanos to collect all the Infinity Stones even with the protagonist.

I've always been curious about Dongda's attitude towards mutants in Marvel. How can Europe and the United States understand the discrimination and hostility towards mutants? They are so abstract in the first place. But I think Toda is: Damn, is it such a dick? When can I wake up too? And the mutant live broadcast: Family members, give me a reward, I will give you all the unique skills.

I would like to give some advice to the author. After all, if you look at the world of comics, you don't have to worry about being overwhelmed by combat power. After all, not to mention a bunch of old monsters on Earth, and various Omega mutants, there are also various empires in the universe that can be written about. If you don't understand these and it's difficult to write about, you can also write about parallel universes to help mutants in other universes. For example, in the old 1610 Ultimate Universe, the Ultimate Ultimatum event in that universe wiped out the mutant race.

I saw a story called "Don't Believe It" that said it had an indigenous protagonist. Although the writing was average, it was still readable and he was still building the country. . Then the ability continues to get stronger, that is to say. This spiritual weakness must be resolved quickly, otherwise there will be a lot of restraint

The difference between this book and normal fan fiction is that the protagonist already has a country. Although it does not belong to the protagonist yet, it will definitely come to the protagonist in the future. Unlike other American comic protagonists, the actions are either related to the survival of the universe or are personal actions. The actions of the protagonist in this fanfic can already represent this country. And it is obvious that as long as the protagonist grows up, he can unify the earth directly by force. In this case, it will be very troublesome when it comes to real countries. It is recommended to downplay or simply ignore it, and just pretend that the country in the parallel universe you write about does not exist.

As long as the people in Congress are killed and those rich people are slaughtered again, society will naturally be in chaos. Doing this with mutant abilities shouldn't be too easy, and everything else you want to do in the future shouldn't be too easy. There are a lot of mutants who can establish a nation. As for what everyone thinks is impossible, it is not easy to let Mystique poison Magneto and assassinate him. Of course, whether it's a movie or a comic, it's true that these mutants have brains that are so sick.

In the movie version of the DC Flashpoint world, the superwoman Kara was trapped and studied. She had the Code of Life and came to Earth before Clark. After Zod arrived on Earth, Kara was rescued from the research institute by The Flash and Batman Cyborg. Later, Kara and Zod chatted and learned that Clark was dead. Then she collapsed and wanted to kill Zod. The reason why she persisted while being trapped and studied was for the sake of her only relative, Clark. Unfortunately, she had less time to bask in the sun. She couldn't even defeat Zod who was wearing a Kryptonian armor (should it be a armor, or a space suit?) And was killed.

I have a lot of knowledge and understanding of comics, but as the author, how do you write about humans as if they were human-machine?

Marvel movies are in disgrace, and most people don't watch them. As a result, the popularity of fan fiction has also decreased. Just like Ultraman, the quality of the feature film is not good, and fans can't even hope to gain too much popularity.

Author, I suggest you give a brief introduction about the world view of a comic book. Too many people can't stand it. The movie version always refers to the movie version, and it is said to be a comic version. Maybe it can attract some comic book viewers.

In fact, the author's writing style lacks details, or is too descriptive, and often looks like a running account It seems to be a very strange feeling, I can't say it is bad, but you just arrange the story and narrate it in a simple way, lacking substantial details, so writing will naturally be very tiring In fact, this is dryness and water. Always writing details without advancing the plot is watery. On the other hand, people like you are dry, and it is normal to be tired when writing.

Am I the only one who doesn't like Wanda?

Are you kidding me in Chapter 8? The Avengers are all here, and the United States and the Soviet Union are still confronting each other.

DC actually produced a Superman who was captured by the US military since he was a child. That Superman was weak.

Do you still have the idea of ​​writing a novel?

There is a new book about traveling to a dimension planet, and then traveling to DC. It is pretty good so far, you can refer to it.