Yeah Superman loves her, and yes she loves him but she takes her love to a obsessive level. Everyone loves Superman in the end, but yet she doesn't act like she loves him but more obsessed. She for me is the perfect example of why heroes shouldn't have love interests.
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Originally posted by Replicator Todd View PostTo me, Superman is the mask. Clark Kent is the real person.
Originally posted by nx01a View PostNo love interest?
He may be Super, but he's still a man.
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That's the way I look at it. Clark is the real one and Superman is what he does to inspire and save people.sigpic
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The way I prefer it is that the strong man who wants to save the world is the kid the Kents raised: Clark. They didn't raise Superman. I've always detested the bumbling Clark.
The fact that they put bumbling Clark back in 'Returns' and that no one [except Jimmy] really gave a damn about him or where he was or why he was back... really annoyed me.sigpic
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I like the way Clark Kent is portrayed in Smallville, its been a while since I have seen Superman Returns so I can't really remember the way he was. The thing I dislike the comics, or at least when I get a chance to read them with the hundreds of issues I can never read because there is too many, I don't like the fact that the comics are full of Superman stuff and hardly any CK stuff. I think that may definitely be just me though. As I like Clark Kent more than Superman.....
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I highly recommend Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's All-Star Superman. 12 of the most beautifully illustrated and well-written Superman comics ever. Alas, it features a bumbling Clark, but the bumbling is used for far more than just deflecting attention.sigpic
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Originally posted by nx01a View PostI highly recommend Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's All-Star Superman. 12 of the most beautifully illustrated and well-written Superman comics ever. Alas, it features a bumbling Clark, but the bumbling is used for far more than just deflecting attention.
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X-Men starts off great... ends sucky.
Batman RIP... The storyline was on drugs and the title is pure false advertising.
I'd say read the reviews on Amazon or wherever. I really can't recommend either one, really. Grant's JLA run, however, remains one of my favourite comics ever. I highly recommend it. He writes a good Superman and the others.sigpic
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David Goyer To Write Superman: Man Of Steel?
According to Latino Review and their "notorious trusted source" David Goyer, co-writer of Nolan's Batman movies will be writing a script for the new Superman movie entitled: Man Of Steel. Here is the scoop sent to them by said trusted source, the quite annoying Pinche Taco...
The talented David Stephen Goyer, the man who made sure Nolan stuck to the legend of El Dark Knight, has been hired to write the next chapter. Here is what El Taco can tell all you ninos....
1)Thomas Tull, the head of Legendary, got tired of all the discussion and decided chingate, let's do it. So he went to Goyer and Goyer had an idea that actually takes the movies back to the John Byrne incarnation. Modern. Believable. FUN! So Tull got Goyer hired.
2)The film will not be called Superman and will be called THE MAN OF STEEL.
3)Brandon Routh will not star in the film.
4)Nic Cage will NOT star in the fllm (lol)
4)Bryan Singer is not expected to direct.
I can tell you that Goyer's story involves Luthor and Brainiac. It is NOT an origin and assumes audiences already know about Lois, Clark, Jimmy and Perry. I know the Daily Planet is struggling due to the internet. And I know it sets up a huge Kryptonian mythology
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Oh, there IS a God!
Ok. I'm not putting too much faith in it yet, especially the Star Trek: Enterprise-esque 'Let's not call it Superman in the title' crap. 'The Man of Steel' =/= 'The Dark Knight'.
Goyer's a fantastic writer and Byrne's Superman was the one I grew up reading and really was the best, both in terms of Clark being a confident man and Superman being, well, Superman.sigpic
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I'd love Routh and the others to remain, just not Bosworth. Her Lois [both the actress and the situation] needs to disappear.sigpic
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