It's the Gwen thing they did a year or so ago, but with Miles Morales. They've been trying for years to make Miles a thing, but he lacks any actual good stories or character defining moments. Bendis was trying to do a reversal with him when he started. Miles had both his parents and his female guardian wanted him to be a hero. Movie Miles is unironically a better version.
It's from a What If miniseries where each issue asks what would happen if Miles took on a different mantle instead of Spider-Man. First issue was Captain America, 2nd was Wolverine and third was Hulk. Thor will be in the 4th issue.
It's almost as if the SJWs who insist on this sort of thing so fervently actually despise black people. If you hate black people then why do you want to make every character black? Are you trying to get everyone else to hate black people too?
The fire glow on their torches are just the same outline shrunken down, distorted & transparently layerd on top of each other. Even 90s indie comics didn't feel this cheap. The glow around Indiana's torch in the bottom right doesn't even encompass the flame itself, it was drawn over it.
john existed before convergence
Not really; past stories with Superman having kids were non-canon stuff with only the Haney Super Sons stuff getting a fig leaf of canon via multiverse shennanigans.
You clearly didnt read or remember new 52 Superboy/teen titans time fuckery.
That wouldn't salvage the interest. The hard truth is that Jon existed in a sweet spot between coming of age alien intrigue and wholesome family stuff. People who liked that about Jon(like me) wouldn't be drawn in by Jon going further activist.
I agree, cuz this gay activist storyline is not working out at all. At this point DC might have to do yet another reboot.
What you suggested sounds something more up Batwoman's alley, frankly. I stopped following Jon after he got Bendis' but it's always amazed me they ran with the "Superboy is totally gay guys" angle. There was no lead up to that at all in Tomasi's run and I have no idea why they thought it'd fit.
fun fact: they were planning on doing this with Superman post-DC Death Metal. Clark would go full fascist complete with running his version of the Authority and becoming a major villain to permanently establish Jonnathan under Taylor as the "true" Superman.
I thought Didio got fired because he was planning to reboot the whole DC universe again?
ngl that storyline sounds like it could have been a better version of the Injustice one. You could even leave it implied at the end of the arc that this was all a secret plot of Mr. Mind or whoever. Hell, you could even have a switchup where Luthor decides to fight Authority!Superman on the side of the people. There could have been so much good shit done with this premise.
This, the activist fag shit is annoying. People liked Jon because he was a perfectly written child character, had wholesome stories and like his dad, brought out the best in people.