American Comics: As Superman's Son, I Can Only Become Homelander

Not bad. Not many people write about Invincible Young Hero, and those who do often abandon it. Yours is quite good. Keep writing! After finishing the Invincible Young Hero story, you can write DC Multiverse.

This is definitely one of the better-looking Superman designs in recent years.

Write more about Superman and a female version of All-Star. 😁😁

A small suggestion: Generally speaking, novels about superheroes are usually short and not very long because the protagonists are usually already strong from the start. To create a plot, there needs to be conflict, and if the protagonist is always strong, it will become boring.

Omnipotent Hero Genderbent, Illustration from a Book Fan Conquering gender swap, the author's illustration A gender-swapped version of a city superhuman, illustrated by a reader.

Overall, it's very good, exciting and lively, with a good balance of pacing and relaxation. If the two "confession scenes" were removed, the book would be perfect; those two scenes were too awkward.

He's a real son, much better than that one whose title says he's a son but the description says he's adopted.

It's well-written. It would be best if you could develop your own style, like the books next door, *Batman Supreme* and *Roman Eye at the End of the Heavens*. Both of those books showcased the authors' own unique styles. This kind of thing really comes down to intuition, so keep up the good work, author!

As the title suggests. Is the main plot about the protagonist's father grooming a successor so he can retire more easily?

Is Clark Kent, the Superman who can freely travel through the multiverse and even the omnipotent universe, just a regular Superman? That's so hard to guess! 🐶