People in American Comics: the Only Player in DC

At the beginning, I wanted to write a single female protagonist, but there was a lot of feedback from readers that it would be better to have more female protagonists, so I opened a poll and I hope everyone can leave a message under this post. Of course, the focus of this book is not the emotional line. Regardless of whether there is a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists, I will not write about poisonous and disgusting things such as giving away girls. The original CP will not describe too much, so please rest assured.

The chapters waiting for the countdown to Zod were too draggy. In other words, so many things can happen in these eight hours, but as a big event, there is no sense of tension. Overall, it's good. It's too little. More.

I personally think that having female protagonists in American comics is a poisonous point, because the multiverse worldview of DC Marvel is prone to this kind of situation: for example, if you conquer a certain heroine, only to find that there is someone in another universe who is exactly like your girlfriend and is in love with other men, even if you know that they are not the same person, it is very uncomfortable.

Personally, I don't like the nesting-doll writing style of solving event a in order to solve event b in order to solve event b in order to solve event c. For example, in the book Apocalypse Online, it was originally just to save the city from the invasion of monsters. However, the protagonist traveled to dozens of worlds and fought hundreds of named enemies before finally returning to his city. The reading experience was quite bad.

It doesn't work. The protagonist is not ruthless enough. If you are threatened, you will at least kill the leader of the opponent. Otherwise, what kind of player are you?

Haven't watched it yet. I hope you can kill the Marvel players.

The author can look at the out-of-control players in the world of Conan, the players in the Marvel world, and the players in the Warhammer world. I thought it was the game and the system. The gap between the two is really big. In 2077, you can kill whoever you want, but you know that this is reality, and you can't do that.

Is the multi-faceted strongman striking hard again, while mortals rule submissively?

An ordinary person from an official organization has already threatened the protagonist's life. Will there be any follow-up scenes like this?

I haven't seen such a well-written comic in a long time.

It's so strange, I couldn't find this book when I searched for the keyword "American comics"?

In fact, I prefer Wonder Girl and Donna to Wonder Woman and Supergirl.

Have a look

So is there multiple female protagonists? If so, I'll start watching 😵

Okay, okay, really good

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